Sudden Demise of Young Man Frank J Burley
Frank J Burley dies at 37 after a brief illness from typhoid pneumonia. A respected figure in the Wood Olin area and a former contractor, he leaves a wife, young son, and infant daughter. Services were held Wednesday at 2 pm, with burial at Mountain View cemetery. Surviving are his parents, sisters, and two brothers in Western New York.
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Frank J. Burley
Mr. Barley
Olasiow Stafford
Wood
Olina Kyork
Noah
Seventh Street
Jrb
Landsborough
Mountain View
Thes Sletera
New York
Meeting of Fruit Growers May 13
Stockholders of the Fruit Growers Union will meet on May 13 in the Commercial Club rooms to discuss union matters and share updates. The notice urges attendance by all members and outlines the venue.
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Fruit Growers’ Union
Body of John L Bates Found in Clackamins River
The body of John L Bates of Verncada, missing since April 7, was recovered Sunday by Henry Himler and J. C. Crowe of Parkplace while fishing at Maine's Eddy. A jury returned a verdict of homicide. Bates was a respected citizen valued at $15,000 and had no recorded troubles.
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John L. Bates
Verncada
Ling
Mr. Bates
Clackamins
Maine'a Eddy
Henry Himler
J. C. Crowe
Parkplace
Bates
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Clackamas Tracks
A crippled man was found dead along the Southern Pacific tracks just north of Clackamas. J. H. Rhogdardell of Clackamook reported the discovery to Coroner Holian. The body was taken to the morgue. A single trace lay near the victim.
Gipsy Club Party Honors Miss OMalley On Fifth Street
At the home of Miss Minily O Malley on Fifth street a Gipsy Club gathering evenings included prizes of 600 and refreshments. Attendees listed include Miss Marjorie Canfield Miss Bessie Kelly and others with a note of upcoming May 10 election of officers for the year ahead.
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Minily O'Malley
Gipsy Club
Mortimer Latourette
Mink Byssid Kelly
O’maller
Marjorie Canfield
Bessie Kelly
Gil B. Pratt
Pechenne Waney
Morttimer Tuttonnette
Mra. L. Arte Morti
Oe Hlenry O'Malley
Oregon City Welcomes Grange For 88th Annual Session
Oregon City hosts the State Grange in its 88th annual session at the courthouse with about 700 attendees including visitors from across Oregon. State officers Buxton and Treasurer Hirachburg outline views on direct legislation and constitutional questions while Pomona changes are debated. Evening program at Shively theatre features W. S. U'Ren welcome, lectures, music, and a short drama, concluding with national anthem.
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Pomona Chango
Union County
Lie State Grange
Hirachburg
Master Boxton
Buxton
Admira
Mary S. Howard
Pomons
Oregon
Shively Theatre
U'Ren
J. Z. Johnson
County Selon
T. J. Gary
Ciachoool Glee Club
Li Young Ladiva
Oil Company Buys Huge Well Drill at Stone
Stone Oil Company, Stone Oregon, has purchased a mammoth well drill from Star Drilling Company. They plan to move and erect the machine to bore oil wells and prospect in Ulankams County. The drill reaches 2600 feet, with predicted sands at 00 and 2200 feet. Deployment begins within a week.
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Stone, Ore
Stone Oil Company
Star Drilling Company
Ulankams
Banquet Highlights Congregational Brotherhood Gathering
The Congregational Brotherhood held its monthly banquet at the First Congregational Church parlors. Speakers included Col Robert A. Miller of Portland and Rev Mr Proctor of the Congregational Church. Attendees included prominent businessmen and community leaders.
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Congregational Brotherhood
First Congregational
Robret A. Miller
Portland
Eugene
Proctor
Oontionnl
Gary
Qhegon City
Cyrol Walker
Albany
Wark
England
Uconoimously
The
Brotherhood
Harold Swafford
William McLarty
Election of High School Instructors in Oregon City
Fred J. Toone, superintendent, was re elected by the board at an increase from 1200 to 1600 per year. Principal A O Freel and assistant Maude Mattley also re elected with raises. Carl F Anderson chosen principal of West Oregon City schools at a fixed salary. Beginning of next month elections for remaining teachers announced with several named positions and salaries.
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Oregon City
Carl J’. Anderson
Eya L. Applegate
Grace Gratton
Lille Schmidt
Eva Applegate
Bolton School
Bolton Schol
T. P. Kendall
Ackerman Elected President of Willamette Chautauqua
J. H. Ackerman was unanimously elected president of the Willamette Valleys Chautauqua, succeeding W. C. Hawley. Ackerman, state superintendent of public instruction, lectured here weeks ago before the Men's Brotherhood.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. H. Ackerman
Willamette Valleys
Hautauqua Sentil
W. C. Hawley
Free
Mr. Ackerman
Men's Brotherhood
Peark Place Quartet and Larzos Orchestra Enjoyed by Crowd
A large gathering enjoyed performances by the Peark Place quartet and Leon Dew Larzos' Orchestra. A bounteous repast was served by the ladies, a key feature of such gatherings.
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Peark Place
Leon Dew Larzos
Wil
Narrow Escape From Death in Oregon City Car Incident
Rosco Morris of Oregon City was struck by a Canemah car while riding with J. A. Newman near Portland Railway Light and Power Company tracks. The horse shied throwing both men. Newman had minor bruises and Morris, struck under the car, later found to have injuries less severe than first feared. He was taken to St Vincent's for examination by Drs Carll and Meisner.
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Rosco Morris
Oregon City
J. A. Newman
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Mr. Newman
Mr. Morris
Portland
St. Vincent's
Dru, Carll
Meisner
Barrow
Baby Show Attracts Large Prizes At State Fair
Big show planned with many prizes and competent judges for Oregon babies. Hundreds expected to enter with age based divisions for infants to toddlers. Last fair drew over fifty entrants and organizers expect record turnout statewide.
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Clackamas County Fair
Canby, Oregon
Celebration Planned for Glorious Fourth in Oregon City
A movement to stage a large Fourth of July celebration in Oregon City gathers momentum with committee meetings and broad support from the Commercial Club merchants and citizens. Arrangements are underway for proper observance and a successful event is anticipated.
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Commercial Club
Oregon City
Citivens
Convention at Eugene Unites Willamette Valley Delegates
Delegates from all Willamette Valley cities gather in Eugene next Monday May 16 to discuss freight rate reform through the Willamette Open River Association. The meeting follows Albany talks on freight charges and aims to press state and federal bodies for nimble rates and river navigation.
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Eugene
Willamette Valley
Willamette Open River Association
Albany
Focal Pointe
Eugene la
Oregon City
Willameton
Ois
Oregon Hallway Commission
Congress
Willamette River
Railway Commission
Anantauqua Wins Ackerman Appointment to Chautauqua Assembly
The Anantauqua board of directors believes they are fortunate in securing Mr. Ackerman as president of the Chantauqan presidency and as an efficient resident of the Chautauqua Assembly. Ackerman is well and favorably known throughout the state in educational circles.
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Chantauqan
Anantauqua Board of Directors
Ackerman
Chautanqua Assembly
Ogle Mines Developing Over Thousand Feet
John B. Fairclough reports rapid tunnel progress at Ogle Mountain Mine with about 1000 feet advanced. Three new veins, six to twelve feet thick, assay from 3 to 18 dollars in value, hinting at mother lode nearby. Ground to the 250–400 foot mark may reveal richer ore and inform milling plans. The Courier will detail the directors meeting and stockholder interest next week.
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John B. Fairclough
Ogle Mountain Mining Company
Ogle Mountain
Eoe
Oregon
Clacka- Ura
Aepi
Ure
Clackamas County
O. D. Eby
Alackamas County
Musicale at Woodman Hall May 17 1910
A select program at Woodman Hall under Baptist Philathens for training school aid. Misses Wont engarda perform violin and piano. performances include solo vocal and piano pieces, violin and piano solos, and choral numbers. Admission 26 cents adults 16 cents children.
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Woodman Hall
Baptist Philathens
Philuthans
Leon Dox Laracs
Wontengarda
Aan
Berlin
Adalta
Injured Lineman Sent to Portland for Treatment
Guy Coulliard, seriously hurt ten weeks ago when he fell from a telegraph pole, was taken to Portland Thursday for a change of treatment. He has been helpless since the accident.
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Guy Coulliard
Portland Thur
Coulliard
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State Grange
Clackamas River
Estacada
Bes de Southern Pacific
Clackamas Station
Miss O'Malley
Court House
Jimmy Berg
Committee On
Austin T. Buxton
Oregon State Grange
Charles E. Spence
Tantalum
Portland Railway Light & Power Company
OIL Company
Baker Bridge
Tooze
Chautauqua
Ogle Mines
Fairclough
Mrs. Des Lartes
A Maying
C. Minatti
Carinnins Penn Mins
Louine Brace Realing
Francesca
Venice
Misa Myrtle ‘Ooze
Cavatina
Misa Melba Westengard
Florence Westengard
Bonnie Boat
Kitchen
Dea Larres
Miss Roak
Binding
Leo Bardon Orchestra
Allegro
Little Baby
Des Larves
Mrs. Cooper
Miss Shechman
Mra Greeny
Jinera Mise
Katheryn Sinnott
Alfred G
Robyn Mise
Grace Showman
Les Sylpha
Bachman
Kathleen Harrison
Mable Valkaar
Viollo Mite Toone
Dudley Back
Mra
Leon Dos Lares
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