Oregon Governors declare fair opening day state and region wide
June 1 is declared all day in Oregon and Washington by Governors Chamberlain and Mead. Portland stores asked to close to let workers visit the fair. Schools closed. Oregon Cities week proclaimed with openings featuring a parade, Van couver Barracks soldiers, cadet corps, Innes' Band, and administration bands. The event ends with a 100 gun salute and Star Spangled Banner. Mortgage loans offered at lowest rates in Oregon City.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Mead
Portland
Oregon
Jane Sand li
Vancouver Barracks
Washington Agricultural College Cadet Corpu
Innes
Lewis and Clark
Uncle Sam
Opposition at Work in Oregon City Parade and Prizes
Promoters plan a grand Fourth of July parade led by J A Carpal with Mayor Sommer and council members in carriages. Prizes include best decorated hose cart 16 dollars best lodge front 920 largest turnout 15 best uniformed body 20 and more. Separate effort seeks to keep the U S land office in Oregon City. Bruce C Corry gathers signatures for a remonstrance to move it to Portland.
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Oregon City
J. A. Carpal
Sommer
Bruce C. Corry
Portland
United States Land Office
Oregon
Metropolis
Post Office
Customhouse
Treasury Department
Secretary of ‘the Interior
Washington
Falton
Biden
Indians Challenge Eagles Red Men in Canemah Park Game
Indians face Eagles and Red Men in a baseball game at Canemah Park next Sunday. Wacheno Tribe issues a challenge to Oregon City Aerie, accepted. Red Men lineup includes Ramady Jordan Ely Edward Goodfellow Holman McFarland Burns Little Finucane. substitutes Brownell Frost Quinn Ruconich Carll Weismandle Meldram Hartman Howard Munch.
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Canemah Park
Wacheno Tribe
Oregon City Aerie
Red Men
E. Ramady
William Jordan
Charles Ely
Edward Jordan
Joe Goodfellow
RB. L. Holman
BK. L. McFarland
Web Burns
Walter Little
John Finucane
George C. Brownell
E. Frost
F. Quinn
Ruconich
W. E. Carll
John Weismandle
Henry Meldram
Chris Hartman
J. H. Howard
Mike Munch
Marriage of Roch Jones and John P. Roehl
Roch Jones and John P. Roehl wed Saturday in this city with Mrs EB Jones as a participant. Reverend J R Landsborough of the First Presbyterian church officiated. The couple left for a short honeymoon to Salem and will reside in West Oregon City where Mr Roehl runs a grocery business.
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John P. Roehl
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Sudden Death of Molalla Infant Leota Robbing
Leota Robbing, one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Robbing of Molalla, died suddenly Monday night from acute indigestion after being put to bed. Her parents found her dead on returning home about 10 o’clock. she had vomited curdled milk. Funeral held Wednesday at Molalla. Mr Robbins a prominent local merchant.
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Leota
Mra. L. W. Robbing
Molalla
Molalia
Robbins
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Promises Vigorous Old Age
An old advertisement touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine syrup as a remedy to neglected colds, claiming it helps men and women reach a healthier, more vigorous old age. The copy uses grand language and a hopeful tone to attract readers seeking longevity.
Wharf site to be had by Oregon City shippers
Local shippers form a seven member committee led by President Huntley to investigate high freight rates between Oregon City and Portland. They aim to establish a public wharf, supporting independent boat access to reduce costs and challenge existing rail and steamship lines.
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Huntley
Board of Trade
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Atention
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Foregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon City Transportation Company
Busch
Portland
Oregon
Oregon City
S Committee
Vicinity
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Studebaker
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Opp
Oke
Molalla Avenue
Everhart
Oregon City, Oregon
Dehion City
Knightly Journal
Fulton Street
Chicago
Harris Grocery
Buring
Latoinette
Commercial Bank
Havana
Clyde Fvans
Morrison Street
Letigo Everitt
Portland, Oregon
of Land Office
Fulton
Roch Jones
L. W. Robbins
Board of Trader
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