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Oregon City Courier

Location

Oregon City, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

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Canby Hosts Big County Racing Meet And Baseball Doubleheader

Canby welcomed about 2000 spectators for one of Clackamas county’s largest racing meets. The morning featured a Canby Reds versus Molalla Outlaws baseball game delayed to seven innings. Molalla led 6–4 after a wild seventh inning as Canby rallied with key errors and timely hits.

Clackamas Canby Oregon City New Era Aurora Woodburn Liberal Molalla Canby Reds Molalla Outlaws Amire Knight Huff Reds A. Baty Outlaws Wills Ramady Grimm Miller Herman Engle

Canby Fair Day at Canby Race Track and Accidental Injury

The Canby Band entertained crowds at the fair grounds before races. Races included 2:30 trot, 2:20 pace, and Farmers trot with winners Brule Sioux Alt Bonn, with a noted accident when a bay horse caused injuries to Philip Tucker and Leonard Wehner. An evening dance featured Garrett's orchestra from Aurora.

White Hampton Herman A. Baty Baty Huff Holmes Molalla Canby Angle Dimlck Olson Lhr A Knight Canby Band Fair Grounds Brule Sioux L. B. Lindsey John Pender James Lindsey Padisha H. M. Tillman Closkey C. E. Bryan Sidney Dillon Carl Dering Bonn Charles Ray Dixie Hr. I. Garrett Steamboat Bill Hans Stahr Lesler Bonk Grey Cutting Nellie Schier Thomas Leffler Joel Hunt Woodburn Philip Tucker Macksburg Leonard Wehner Garrett Aurora

Dimick Sees Early Oregon Governor Candidacy

Clackamas County writes praise for Grant B. Dimick a native Oregonian and county judge pledging strong support across the state. He outlines positions on inheritance tax direct primary highways and public economy while local papers note his open honest campaign and cross county backing.

Clackamas County G. B. Dimick Oregon Preas Woodburn Marion Co Grant B. Dimick Oregon City Marion County Dimick

Local Man D. L. Wolverton Dies at 76 in Bolton

D. L. Wolverton died at his daughter Mrs. C B E Foshner home in Bolton Monday morning from diabetes aged 76. Born in Black Hawk County Ohio March 12 1885 he moved to Springfield Missouri in 1864. He married Mary Billen Jennergen in 1866 in Springfield who died in McMinnville in October 1898. Eight children were born four survive John Wolverton Cambridge Nebraska Robert P Weldon Iowa Lewis N Granger Iowa and Mrs Charles A Pershner Bolton. Funeral held at Masonic Hall with Multnomah Lodge No 1 A F & A M officiating Rey T F Bowen. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.

D. L. Wolverton C. BE. Foshner Bolton Mr. Wolverton Black Hawk County Ohio Springfield Missouri Mary Billen Jennergen McMinnville

Judge Dimick for Governor

The Sunday Welcome endorses Grant B Dimick county judge of Clackamas County for the Republican nomination and governor. The piece lauds his executive ability and public service, noting his popularity beyond his home county and across the state.

Judge Dimick Portland Grant B. Dimick Clackamas Ovenaton Dimick

First Governor Candidate Dimick Declares Run

Grant B. Dimick, longtime Clackamas County Judge and former Oregon City mayor, announces his Republican bid for Oregon governor. Born in Marion County, he is praised for Americanism and leadership on the GOP slate. Dimick served as Deputy District Attorney and was a 1904 presidential elector, winning substantial plurality across the state.

Columbia Go Grant B. Dimick Oregon City Atlp Oregon Judge Dimick Scho Register Umatilla County Mimick Clackamas County Marion County State Normal Monmouth McMinnville College Wallowa Grant B. Dimlck

Decoration Day Observance Planned by Meade G A R and Relief Corps

The Meade Post G A R and Meade Relief Corps outline Decoration Day activities led by officers Clyde Tufta Horton Paddock Nelson and others. Services begin at Meade church and Willamette Hall with a 9 30 a m assembly, parade on Main Street, and a program at Shively Theatre followed by cemetery rites at Mountain View with Rev T F Bowen Lincoln's Address and Bugler routine. Delegations visit Eastham Barjclay Cunermah later in the week.

Meade Post Meade Relief Corps O. L. Clyde J. A. Tufta LP. Horton J. ©. Paddock J. F. Nelson Mra W. W. Freeman Alldredge Pauline Schwartz Beach Anna Tufts Meade Relief Corpa Rosita Pouts Jennie B. Harding M. M. Charman Prat Congregational Church Clarence Oakley Willamette Hall McLoughlin Institute Hey A. Hillebrand J. W. Norell Main Street Oregon National Guard Bhively Theatre Oregon City Band R. C. Blackwell J. A. Campbell Elizabeth Roos Oregon City Gordon EH Hayes Wong America Mountain View Cemetery G. A. BR W. B.C T. F. Bowen Lincoln Gettysburg Philip J. Binnett Mead Relief Corpa No Tapy Biden Blanchard Charles HE. Burns, Jr Company G Grand Army Wehoda Eastham Bar Jclay Cunermah

Willamette Valley Chautauqua Opens July in Gladstone Park

The sixteenth annual Willamette Valley Chautauqua Assembly runs July 6 to 18 at Gladstone Park near Oregon City. Dr. Frank G. Smith stars along with Elmer L Goshen and others. Chemawa Indian School Band, Alvin Gillett, Grace Keller, and Luella Keller highlight musical acts. Knickerbocker Quartet and Montagille Flowers appear. Sunday lectures include Alexis Abullah Ben Korl. events cover Woman's Day and Patriotic Day with G A R participation.

Willamette Valley Chautauqua Assembly Gladstone Park Oregon City Portland Chautauqua Park Chautauqua Association Howan & Firm Financial Basia Frank G. Smith Warren Avenue Elmer L Goshen Bat Lake City Utah Sylvester A. Long Dayton Ohio Eugene May Washington, D. C Henry Albert McLean Washington Matt 8. Hayes Kansas City Mo Mil McOlish Los Angeles Alvin, B. Gillett First Presbyterian Church of Beatds Chautauqua Grace Keller Cincinnati Luella Keller Knickerbocker Quartette San Francisco Bay City Chautouqqua Eva Emery Dye McCilah Canby Magle Creek Oswego A. M. Grilley Congressman Hawley Albert KR. Bweetser Theniversity of Oregon Hia Ypiece Gillett Elijah Seattle Choral Symphony Society Vancouver, B. C Vaneer the Holy City Miss Keller Ohio Wesleyan University Madame Tecla Vigna America Aristic John van Cleve Liszt Theodore Bohrmann Stern Conservatory Muse of Berlin Inlaw Montagille Flowers Knickerbocker Quartet

School visit schedule across several districts in May

The schedule lists visit times for Willamette May 27 at 10 A M and 2 P M in Gladstone May 28 at 10 A M, Parkplace May 26 at 2 P M, and McLoughlin Institute May 28 at 1 40 P M. Pupils from the visiting schools will present suitable programmes.

Willamette Gladstone Parkplace McLoughlin Institute

Booster Rally Boosts Clackamas County Enthusiasm

The Booster Rally at Shively's Opera House drew a large crowd and smooth harmony. Speaker remarks extolled Clackamas County with views of the Cascade range Mount Hood and Willamette River, urging all to boost the town and region with energy and unity.

Beld Shively Tuedday Night Harmony Beatle Aly Georgia P. Divis Commercial Club Clackamas County Cascade Range Mount Hood Willamette Oregon City Bilzsarda Davis Wong George C. Brownell G. L. Hedges Willamette Valley Page

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Grand City Hall Canbys Warren Baty Secon Himpton Thermon Hoff Sannag B. Wills Weenee Dimick Pu.sene Weneee Rf Herman Jb Ramshy Tnt Ewe Cutting Molalla Renee Joseph Walinwa Dr. Withycombe England Judge Dimfck Seventh Street Portland Railway Light & Power Company Grand Army and Relief Corps Evert
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