Dr Fluno Addresses Large Audience On Christian Science
Dr Francis J. Fluno spoke to about three hundred listeners at Willamette Hall on Christian Science versus finite science. He urged study from first principles, highlighting Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and Mary Baker G. Eddy as foundational texts and noting the Bible as authoritative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Hall
Francis J. Fluno
Christian Science Va
Mary Baker G. Holdy
Christian Science Publishing
Booiety
Boston
Mans
Christian Sceentiste
Christian Science and finite sense discussed in Concord talk
The article notes a speaker of English and Scottish descent in Concord presenting on Christian Science versus finite sense. It highlights quotes from Bible verses and Paul, discussing spiritual law over material law, judgment, and the spirit led life, with reference to Mrs Eddy’s influence and a page 6 continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hddy
New Hampashire
Concord
Eddy
Paul
God
Jesus
Tvalodi
Tim
Jesus’ Baddings
Bridge Closure Cuts West Side From Organ City Traffic
Willamette River suspension bridge closed after expert exam deems unsafe. West Side mills use pontoon crossing near Falls. farmers and transporters from Organ City, West Oregon City, Boston, Oswego, Stafford, Wilgonville face lost access. No ferry or vehicle passage until repairs, estimated one week to ten days. Maple Lane Grange supports public wharf in Oregon City with practical backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamete River
West Side
Organ City
Willamette
Oregon City
Boston
Oswego
Stafford
Wilgonville
Southern Pacific Company
Maple Lane Grange
Maple Lane
Francis £. Willard
Mary Shelly
A. Splinter
God
Emma Hobble
T. Forbes
Shirley Swallow
A. Gillett
J. T. Dickerson
Drummer Hoy
Mautz
A. J. Hobble
Statson
Myrtle Swallow
Persimmons
Carrie Seeley
the Grange
Brijar
O. A. Swallow
Mattie Beard
San Francisco
William Gardner
Louise Beard
Maple Lane Grange Holds Regular Meeting and Initiations
Maple Lane Grange held its regular meeting at the hall on Saturday. Initiatory ceremonies for the first and second degrees were conferred on three candidates and the work was inspected by Mrs. H. L. Wall of Evening Star Grange No. 27. The social committee reported and turned over entertainment proceeds to the building fund.
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Maple Lane Grange
Maple Lane Grange Hall
H. L. Wall
Evening Star
Molalla Hunt For Missing Man Albert Pasold Missing Since Thanksgiving
Locals in Molalla organized a hunting party to find Albert Pasold who vanished in the mountains before Thanksgiving 1906. He left with no gun or food and his family, especially his mother, fears he may have starved. Eighteen searchers scoured the High Camp area but found no trace, and the effort continues.
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Molalla
Albert Pasold
Pasold
Frank Pasold
High Camp
Posold
Portland
Burke
Festival of Strawberries Proposed in Clackamas County
Captain James P. Shaw and W. B. Stafford propose a county strawberry festival in mid June in Oregon City. About 160 acres of strawberries are in the county per A. J. Lewis. Shaw urges exhibitor lists to organize a meeting to plan details and promote the event.
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James P. Shaw
W. B. Stafford
Clackaman County
A. J. Lewis
Clackaman County Horticultural Society
Captain Shaw
Hood River
Delalla
Grandapa Kays Dies in Salem Hospital Last Week
Grandapa Kays died at the hospital in Salem last week. George Ogle conducted business here Monday and visited Mr. Harless at the Portland hospital. Mr. Ott and family moved into the Hewlett Bradley house while the Skinner family moved to a farm on the Molalla road. Curran & Co. received a haul of saw mill belongings to Clarke last week.
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Grandapa Kays
Salem
McCord
Parish
Jefferson
Clarke
Carrico, Curran & Co
Matchett Brown
Barton
George Ogle
Harless
Portland Hospital
Ott
Hewlett Bradley House
Mr. Skinner
Molalla Road
Lyman Mack
Miss Ethel Cheney Visits City From McMinnville
Miss Ethel Cheney arrived in the city on Wednesday from McMinnville to stay a few days as she was summoned by her mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cheney
McMinnville
Card Playing Denounced In Sunday Sermon By Oregon City Pastor
Reverend Clarence B. Oakley of the First Congregational Church condemned prize gifts for card games at society gatherings. He warned that gaming for a stake mirrors ordinary gambling, urging villagers to see the practice as degrading. He noted church members oppose the trend and said social norms must curb such behavior.
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Clarence B. Oakley
First Congregational Church
Oakley
Eugene
B. 8. Bollinger
Oregon City
Fruit Trees Condemned by County Inspector
County Fruit Inspector A. J. Lewis condemns trees shipped to Charles Hall at Musino from a Nebraska nursery, finding root gall and hairy root. He evicts the entire shipment and notes a faulty notice period for spraying. Trees on the Ladd tract at Mount Pleasant and on Jota Land 4 are marked, with burning and cutting of 1200 trees. The owner Lena Rigler and Portland official Frank Rigler are connected, and costs may be recorded as a loan against the property.
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A. J. Lewis
Charles Hall
Musino
Nebraska
Lewis
Ladd
Mount Pleasant
Clark Fuge
Ninth and
Jackson A
Lena Rigler
Behoda
Frank Rigler
Portland
Cheney Buys Portland Flats in Major Real Estate Move
A. W. Cheney purchased all flats on Second and Clay streets in Portland from Mrs. Helen Stratton and R. A. Proudfoot for 14000. He is noted for strong real estate speculation with prior gains on Sherman Street where an apartment house bought for 4000 was leased for four years and sold last week for 8000 doubling the investment.
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A.W. Cheney
Second
Clay Streets
Portland
Helen Stratton
R. A. Proudfoot
Cheney
Sherman Street
Mrs. Sally Linn Dies in Portland at 75
Mrs. Sally Linn a longtime Oregon resident and widow of W T Linn died in Portland on April 27 at the home of her daughter Mrs G W Bever 834 Clinton Street after a lingering illness She was born in Brown County and lived many years on a fine Eagle Creek farm Known as Aunt Sally she helped those in trouble She traveled west with her husband in 1865 and resided in Oregon since She leaves sons a husband and three others were noted in the obituary
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Sarah
W. T. Linn
Portland
G. W. Bever
Clinton Street
Linn
Eagle Creek
Sally
Brown County
Mra
Scrosa
Plains
Oregon
Funeral Held for Portland Woman with Large Circle of Friends
The funeral for a Seattle and Stevenson area resident drew a large crowd on Sunday afternoon April 28. Rev Barton of the MBH church conducted services at Rose City cemetery where the interment took place, with mural offerings noted as tokens of love and esteem from friends.
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Charles A
Seattle
Wash
George
Stevenson
Mollie Beyers
Portland
Barton
M,bh
Rose City Cemetery
Mount Pleasant Civic Improvement Club Plans Clean Up Day
Mount Pleasant community groups meet in the school house as Judge Dimick urges good roads and civic projects. A Saturday cleanup will cover yards fences and roads with a future park for the school and neighborhood on land donated by the late Arthur Warner. Mrs. C P Andrews highlights Mount Pleasant beauty and rallying interest. A special meeting is set for next Tuesday evening.
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Mount Pleasant
Arthur Warner
C. P. Andrews
Dillon Jury Divided Over Dillon Burglary Verdict
Oregon case states James T Dillon faced burglary charges after Wilson and Cooke’s hardware store theft of about 200 dollars worth cutlery. Jury reported a near 6 hour deliberation with views split between acquittal and conviction. Roberts pleaded guilty to two years after confessing. Gardener Bowers led key testimony. Dillon denied guilt and was defended by O W Eastham.
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State of
Oregon
James T. Dillon
Dillon
Wilson & Cooke's
Gardner Bowers
Bowers
W. H. Roberts
Beatle
Roberts
O. W. Eastham
Hedges
C. D. By
Roberta
Salaam
Barclay High School Tenth Grade Plans June 11 Commencement
Barclay High School tenth grade graduates organize annual commencement at Shively's Opera House on Tuesday evening June 11. Twenty two members are in the class and at least twenty plan to continue to higher education at Union High School or a similar institution.
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Barclay High School
Shively’s
Opera House
Union High Aerioal
Toll Increases On Mount Hood Road And Salmon River Gate
The county court raises tolls on Mount Hood and Barlow Road and approves a new gate at Salmon River bridge alongside the existing one. Rates apply to autos, horses, cattle and packs with different charges across routes to Mt Hood and Gate Creek Oak Grove. The road distance to the western terminus is ten miles.
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Mount Hood and
Barlow Road
Road Company
Salmon River Bridge
Gate Creek
Oak Grove
Mt. Hood
Salmon River
University of Oregon class to hear President Campbell address
President P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon will deliver the class address. The class orator is Alvah Ray Grout, with Elva Emily Watts as valedictorian and Mary Arvesta Scott as salutatorian. Other speakers include Harry David Frost and Winnie Florence Jackson among the notables.
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P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
Alvah Ray Grout
Plass
Elva Emily Watts
Mary Arvesta Scott
Harry David Frost
Winnie Florence Jackson
Harry August Schoth
Aliee May Goettling
Ethyl Park
Ogla McClure
Chester Carothers
Hazel Lucy Glather
Millard Irving Gillett
Wiliam Mitchell Strohmeyer
Genevieve Leighton Capen
Rona Christena Moehnke
Harold Vernon Waldron
Myrtle Gladious Cross
John Paterson Telford
Gilbert Eugene Long
Lela Ridera Young
Eleabeth Lewis
William Jackson
Misa Ethel Green Heads to Jamestown Exposition
Misa Ethel Green departs Monday for the Jamestown Exposition as part of The Telegram party.
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Misa Ethel Green
Telegram
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DR. Fluno
Ucater
County Court
Main Street
Portland Railway Light & Power Co
Co. G. Miller
Party Orga
Missng Molalla Man
Clackamas County
Mountain View
Sarah Linn
Reple
Vssible
L. L. Pickens
Haskell
Chicago School of Dentistry
Weinhard
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