Brotherhood Aids Christmas Need in Oregon City
The St Pauls Brotherhood of the Episcopal church conducts its annual drive to aid every poor family within ten miles of Oregon City with gifts, flour, potatoes, rent, medicine, and clothing. The Courier endorses this heartful effort and invites donations through William Hammond of Gross & Hammond or any Brotherhood member, with receipts provided.
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St. Paul's Brotherhood of
BL. Paul's Episcopal Church
Courier
Oregon City
William Hammond
Gross & Hammond
Brotherhood
Be a Good Scout and Help Make a Merry Christmas
A call to action for readers to assist those in need this Christmas. The message urges cheerful giving not as duty but as a means to spark genuine happiness for others who cannot help themselves, promising meaningful rewards in spirit for generous acts.
27 Years Ago County Ticket of 1886 Displayed
Molalla resident Joe Harless presents an original Democratic county slate from 1886. Names listed include JOAN MYRES for congress, Cuwurl W. W. THAYE for judge, W. B. DILLAND for prosecuting, WILLIAM H. VAUGHN for state senator, 8. MAY for representative, A.T. SCHORPS for sheriff, HJ. HARDING for treasurer, KK. HAYES for county commissioner, W. RANDALL for county assessor, and Y. GC HACKETT for deputy to the supervisor, among others.
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Joe Harless
Molalla
Joe
Ure
Congress
Joan Myres
Pipes
Cuwurl
W. W. Thaye
Suh Andicral District
Tgenes Sih Dist
W. B. Dilland
William H
VAUGN
Por
MAY Oye
NOVI
Perdinand Rath
Kor
A.T. Schorps
J. L. Kelly
HJ. Harding
Fir County
KK. Hayes
John Lewellen
William Curren Worgopher J Cooke
Y. GC
Hackett
aUtyeuer
W. Randall
Elair Carriers Meet in Milwaukie. large attendance
The Clackamas County Carriers Association held its December 15 meeting in Milwaukie city hall with strong turnout. State president Franz Kraxberger of Aurora and A. M. Kennedy of Beaverton attended. four carriers were absent. Next session set for March 9, 1015 in Clackamas, Oregon.
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Clackamas
Portland Runaway Boys Returned by Chief Shaw
Three young runaways from Portland were rounded up by Chief Shaw on Thursday and sent back to their homes.
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Portland
Shaw
Water Crisis Urges Oregon City Action Now
A Portland area letter urges Oregon City to form an emergency group to secure pure water and stop drinking sewer-contaminated Willamette River supply. It cites Salem and other towns acquiring clean sources and warns of continued typhoid risk if the city delays reforms.
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Oregon City
McMinnville
Little Millsboro
Forest Grove
Little Gordon
Oregon Cily
Oregon
Eugene
Willamette River
Albany
Corvallis
Salem
Wood
Rune
New York City
Catskill Mountains
Hudson River
Willamette
Los Angeles
the Hill
Oregon Ciy
Panama Canal
Commere Club
Board of Heart
Hey. Robinson
Live Wires Discuss Clackamas Southern Ballasting Effort
The Live Wires Tuesday noon meeting focused on Clackamas Southern progress and urged local support for ballasting Beaver Creek. Mayor Dimick thanked members for celebration work and a road funding plan, while J McBain backed Beatie for U.S. marshal and a club piano event was announced.
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Clackamas Southern
Dimick
H. FB. Cross
Eby
Beaver Creek
R. B. Beatie
Ane McBaine
Saloon and boy case sparks Oregon City justice debate
A letter from CHAS T TERRILL questions city handling of saloon cases in Oregon City. He cites minors jailed for disturbances and seeks equal treatment with saloon owners charged via state action, urging swift, lawful resolution and accountability.
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Werryl
Upper Main Street
Brownell
Terry
Mgr
Terryl
Governor West
Slip
Samson
Typhoid Ignored by City Leaders Calls for Action
A reader criticizes Editor Gowrier and local groups for inaction amid a typhoid epidemic. They urge the city council commercial club Live Wives and women’s clubs to push public health measures, water purification, and funds for funerals, citing civic liability as per Doctor Schultze.
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Gowrier
Congress
Courier
Commercial Club
Sam
Woman's Club
Mueir
Schultze
Typhoid Preventative Remedy Promoted by Local Resident
A resident urges Oregon City readers to drink a copper sulfate solution as a typhoid preventative. The message recommends dissolving blue stone in water with sugar, dosed by age, and calls for adding copper sulfate to the city reservoir to curb the outbreak.
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Courier
Oregon Gily Board of Health
Rigville
Ogle Mountain Mining Go faces funding for cyanide plan
Stockholders backed the engineer's cyanide system, aiming to raise funds to install it. The Ogle Mountain Mining Co enjoys strong local support and expects to unlock wealth for the county, with spring work planned and investors confident in the project.
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Ogle
Oregon
Oregon Corporation
Boosters
Ogle Mountain
Old Hill
Gould
Lon
Ogle Ming
Fairclough
Ben Olcoll
Nespenaan Ie
Colorado
Stratton
Township system praised by Oregon resident
A reader from Hubbard Oregon comments on an editorial about county government reform toward a township system. J A Yoder asserts the township form is a real peoples government, citing long use in central Illinois since 1858.
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Hubbard
Ore
Ilinois
Yoder
Winter calm in eastern Oregon as roses stay in bloom
The eastern Oregon region reports two light frosts with temperatures lingering around 60 degrees. Miss Helen Pollock, operated on for appendicitis at Oregon Gay hospital last week, is rapidly recovering from the operation's effects.
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Oregon
Helen Pollock
Oregon Gay Hospital
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Elair
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Alder
Live Wire Matters
Frost
Terri
Counel
Toore
Meyer
Albright
Chas, T. Terrill
Writer Scores Council and Commercial Organizations
Uble
Oregon City, Ore
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