McMinnville Voters Endorse Republican Ticket for November
September 21 1914 McMinnville Oregon readers urged to back all Republican nominees in the upcoming general election. The letter signed by Sam Laughlin W W Nickell Roy R Hewett R B Lamson Henry P Miller B A Johnston notes support for the Republican ticket after May primary results.
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McMinnville
Oregon
Yamhill
Sam Laughlin
W. W. Nickell
Roy R. Hewett
R. B. Lamson
Henry P. Miller
B. A. Johnston
Captain H. S. Maloney County Recorder Campaign
Campaign notice endorses Captain H. S. Maloney for county recorder position with a call to vote. Parad advertising promotes his bid and credentials as a trusted official.
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H. S. Maloney
County Recorder
Parad Adv
Local Notes From Portland Visits and School Update
K L Tangen traveled to Portland on business. A J Palmer and Ted Johnson visited relatives in Portland over the weekend. Elizabeth Meyer teaches at Paintons Academy District 91. Aubrey Tangen sustained a severe cut above the forehead while handling an ax Monday. Mrs E P Roe and son Paul of Enterprise visit the Weavers. Emma Ego and Elva Ego visited the Reetz home Monday. William Johnson to sell cattle at Kentner’s barn Saturday. A social enjoyed at S W Childers home Friday for S W Atkinson. The union met at Mrs J C Wills last Wednesday and will meet there again in two weeks.
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K. L. Tangen
Portland
A. J. Palmer
Ted Johnson
Elizabeth Meyer
E. P. Roe
Paul
Enterprise
Harold Weaver
Emma Ego
Elva Ego
Ben Reetz
S. W. Childers
S. W. Atkinson
Union
J. C. Wills
Invitations Out For Masque Hallowe en Party At Mrs Kane s
Invitations are out for a masque Halloween party at Mrs James Kane's on October 31. Other items note Mrs Washburn's injury to her leg and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Portland and San Francisco with local social visits and entertainment.
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Jas. Kane
Real Estate Transfers across Yamhill and surrounding townships
Property deeds show multiple transfers in Yamhill County and nearby areas. Transactions include L P Erasure & wife selling 5 acres to W J Lewellen. Alexander Brown and wife selling 70 acres to Isaac and Mary Burns. various heirs and buyers exchanging parcels in districts 17 through 18t3s, all with nominal sums or stated values. Other transfers cover subdivisions, fractional sections, and lot rearrangements in Newberg, Beaverton, and Sheridan, with prices ranging from $1 to $17 650 and up to several thousand dollars.
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Alexander Brown
Isaac
Mary Burns
Isaac Bumgardner
H M
Ella Brinks
Amanda C Closner
Sue Langford
Edwards
Newberg
John Enery
John
W E Duerst
Hathaway
Yocom
Verdict in fire-setting case Not Guilty in Portland
Not guilty verdict returned by jurors in the case of Max Albert charged with arson in Portland. Trial concluded in Judge Morrow's department of the circuit court amid proceedings tied to alleged fire-setting schemes and supposed trusts.
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Portland
Max Albert
Son
Morrow
Cuit
Veterans May Be Army Reserve Albany
Captain F C Stellmacher commander of the department of Oregon United Spanish War Veterans received order from the commander in chief at Washington to recruit camps to the fullest possible number. Similar orders were sent to every state commander in the country.
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Army Reserve
Albany
United Army
F. C. Stellmacher
Department of Oregon
United Spanish War Veterans
Washington
Ex City Official Guilty In Astoria Payroll Indictment
Dan P. Belcher former city superintendent of streets pleaded guilty in circuit court to obtaining money under false pretenses for padding the July payroll by 60.50 dollars. Other indictments were dismissed. He received a five year penitentiary sentence and was paroled.
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Astoria
Dan P. Belcher
State to Lease Lakes January Bid Date Set
Oregon officials announce bids due December 10 for lease of Summer and Albert lakes due to mineral deposits in water. Goan must file a $10,000 surety and bids set royalties per ton with a minimum annual payment. Jason Moore offered $1,275,000 earlier. board declined all offers for later review. Governor West and Treasurer Kay favor board action over legislative delay. Mines Bureau report due November 1. C M Sain previously spent $75,000 attempting to develop lake products.
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Summer
Albert Lakes
Jason Moore
Governor West
Kay
Land Board
Bureau of Mines
Apple Growers Probe Diseased Fruit Shipments
Hood River reports the Apple Growers association investigates private shipments of inferior and possibly diseased fruit from the area. The inquiry probes violations of regulations governing apple shipments and may pursue enforcement actions.
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Hood River
Apple Growers’ Association
Blackleg Cases Reported on James Fleetwood Ranch
First blackleg cases in years appear at James Fleetwood ranch Hereford on Burnt River. Siiserdil notes calves infected and encourages vaccination as local ranchers follow Rouse’s lead in preventive measures.
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Baker
James Fleetwood
Hereford
Burnt River
Siiserdil
Rouse
Burglary Suspect Tied to Airlie Safe Explosion
Dispatches point to a same group active in the valley, seen in Rickreall raid where cash was taken. Authorities say the party has been operating in the area for some time and previously blew up a safe at Airlie about three weeks earlier.
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Rickreall
Airlie
Oregon News Briefs Diverse Items From Across State
The clip reports various Oregon happenings including Ernest Vosper of Portland being elected yell leader at the University of Oregon, Ed Barr of Baker killed in a fire, and the Ashland normal school. It notes conventions in Ashland and Portland, bond funds, irrigation oats yields, the Oregon Lumber mill in Dee resuming, Knights Pythias meeting in Portland, a logging accident near Marshfield, and dahlia show exhibits in Portland. It mentions Baker auto bus plans, Cottage Grove Bohemia mail delays, Linn county road spending, a Sodaville shooting, inquiry into a federal building, and several other local items.
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Stephen Jewell
Pierrinsnnes
Ts Pass
Ernest Vosper
Portland
University of Oregon
Ed Barr
Beker
Reve
Ashland
State Hdritorial Association
Oregon
Pacific High
C. R. Kiger
Silver E Valley
Oregon Lumber Pony
Dee
Grand Lodge of Oregon
Knights Pythias
James Tracey
ith-Powers Logging Company
Arshfield
Oregon Dahlia Society
Ben Harrison
Sodaville
Federal
West
American Mining Congress
Phoenix
Ariz
la Grande
Lake County
Portland and
Linnton
Portland-Linntom
United Railways
Oregon Trunk Railway
Bend
Coleman
Watson
Weisner
Haines
Agricultural College
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W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Howaerd
Wm. Johnson
Kentner
Ee Maloney
H. Peters
S. Sanderman
Halcym Wiley
S. S
Sampolio
Harry Fallman
Jack Sawyer
Nelson
L P Erasure & Wi
W J Lewellen
Walker
Lin
May Stuckey Jessen
Hub
M J
E Lewis
Dassen
Dan Savage
E L de Lashmutt
H Simms
Yamhill Dev’! & Improvement Co
Franklin Engler
St Joe Orchard Homes
Albert T Yocom
Wm D
John Lottinger
Thos J Yocom
Ber Os
Baker Et Alto
Louise Miller
Beaumont Park
McMinn
Estelle Ballow
John M
Evelyn Umphlette
Stanley Umphilette
Citizens Bank
Alex Menes
Hobson’s Fruit Land
Alfred Dundas & Wf
Sarah P Fagerstrom
HH Simms
Everest
Geo R Johnson
Oregon News
C. M. Sain
Oregon Lakes
United States National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
Lone Fir Dairy
R. B. Lyle
Mail
Daily Journal
The
Graphic
Sunday Journal
F. J. Kelley Plumbing Co
First Street
Oregon Social Hygiene Society
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