22 May 1903
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Newspaper
Oregon City Courier
Location
Oregon City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
1
The article notes that proper functioning plumbing, heating, and water systems require adequate capacity and reliable water supply. It states that thorough, correct work is attainable without high cost when performed by F C Gadke.
President Theodore Roosevelt visits Oregon City for a two minute stop at the depot drawing a large crowd. He speaks briefly at the depot about civic duty while local officials note his cordial reception and promise to continue public service.
Francis Revenue, a Sandy pioneer born September 12, 1813 in New Orleans, arrived in Oregon in 1853 and claimed land near Sandy. He worked as a cooper, studied in Paris, and spent three years merchandising in early Oregon. He is described as intelligent, patriotic, and a lifelong Democrat with children John, Edward, Theodore, Lawrence, Alice Revenue Weo de, Lucy Revenue Roberta, and Lillie Revenue Howard.
A close analysis from Evonne Oregon May 18 argues A E Reames can win the First District seat. It compares 1902 gubernatorial races to current bids, cites Farnish and Chamberlain figures, and predicts Reames carries Jackson, Josephine, Lake, Klamath counties by about 1000 votes, with likely gains in Washington Clackamas Yam Hill and Lane.
Arbureta Fred and Nellie Stevens of Beaver Creek visited Mabel LeFevre and Bertha Akin Friday evening. Oscar and Arthur Erickson attended the Teasel barn dance Saturday. Ka Ogden sprained an ankle Sunday. Two Arbureta girls joined Beaver Creek at Clackaman for a magical and literary program and reported a good program and a good time.
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