Republicans Win a Republican Majority in Congress
The article reports that Republicans will hold a working majority in Congress after elections held last Tuesday in all states except Oregon Maine and Vermont. It notes gains for Republicans in New York California Indiana Iowa Colorado and Idaho while Democrats hold in the South and West margins.
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Oregon
Maine
Vermont
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
Skirmersh
Atlantic
West Virginia
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Among the Simon-Pure The Courier Man in Molalla
The writer travels in Oregon's Molalla precinct ten days after arrival, meeting Uncle Pat Duffy the mail carrier and key locals like Uncle Jake Marks and W H Vaughan. He notes Molalla farmland scenery, early winter wheat seeding, active mining interest, and the Grangers Lodge with 150 members hosting a Saturday feast.
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Lalin Precinct
Vaughan
Sunny Tennerece
Murfiewthave
Ani
Chat Tie Hart
Billy
Missouri
Tie
Weet Point
Parentes
Webfoot
Every &Vfe
Vooghao
Oregon
Main Street
Oregon City
Malayia
Clackamas County
Molalla
Granger's Lodge
Thirty Horse-Power Sawmill Opens at Kelso
Proctor and Berra of Kalao have completed a thirty horsepower saw mill on the large farm at Kelso. The mill operates starting November 9 and already has more orders than can be filed. The proprietors are experienced mechanics and expect the venture to pay.
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Messrs Proctor and Berra
Kalao
Kelso
Banquet by Business Men Opens Winter Series
The Men s Club at the Congregational church hosted the first banquet Tuesday evening. Rev House delivered a noble address on building up the club and character, followed by a supper of Boston baked beans and brown bread. The series continues with plans to invite Henry E McGinn of Portland next.
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Congregational Darcd
House
Boston
Henry EF. MeGginn
Portland
A Pleasant Halloween Party At Miss Pope’s Home
On Hallowe en evening the home of Miss Laura Pope was crowded with a happy company of friends who gathered to celebrate the time honored custom. The gathering enjoyed a fine evening and departed late, lamenting that Hallowe en comes but once a year.
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Hallowe'en
Laura Pope
Former Oregon editor C A Fitch dies by his own hand
C A Fitch, once editor of the Oregon City Herald and later tied to the Courier-Herald, committed suicide at his Lakeview Oregon home on Tuesday night. He was a prominent but controversial writer and a former candidate for State printer in 1898. He died at age forty, shocking his friends.
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Oregon
Molalla
Pat Duffy
Muialla
Oregon City
Pat Fe
Marless
Cesroe
Kentucky
Jacoo
Harleys
Joe
John
Molilla
Willamatte
Parless Lome
Minl
C. A. Fitch
Oregon City Herald
Courier
Courier-Herald
Lakeview
Laneview Herald
Fitch
Not Satisfied In Milwaukie Election Challenge
Protest filed in the County Court two weeks after Milwaukie voters chose incorporation Oct 25. Objectors allege the petition lacks lawful basis, improper limits, unlawful private aims, and irregular election practices by judges and clerks. They seek to discontinue and dismiss the proceedings.
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Milwaukie
Oregon
Board of County Commissioners
Chilkamas County
Clackamas County
Courh
A Man of Rare Ability Goes Wrong
A. A. Watts pleaded guilty before Judge McBride to a charge of net money under false pretenses. He delivered a remorseful address, urging circumstances and others as factors in his misdeeds, and received an eighteen month penitentiary sentence. He was taken to Salem Thursday evening.
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A. A. Watts
McBride
Watts
Pages McBride
Salem
Washed Out Fish Racks At Clackamas River
Heavy rain damaged fish racks built by Superintendent Wisner on the Clackamas near the electric car bridge. Rising water carried a boom of rope downstream and ripped the racks from their supports. The superintendent does not plan to rebuild them at this time.
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Clackamas
Wisner
Lifesaving Electric Bitters Sold in Welfare Tex
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas writes that biliousness and weakness left him unable to eat or sleep. After using Electric Bitters he reports better sleep appetite strength and energy for work. The ad claims they give vigor to weak rundown people and notes a 600 bottle limit at Geo A Harding's drugstore.
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Alfred Bee
Welfare
Tex
Geo. A. Harding
City Council Covers Railways Within Oregon City Limits
Mayor Dimick presides as council approves bills for various vendors and road funds. The body adopts an amendment to the railway franchise within city limits and schedules a special session to discuss Latourette’s objections while allocating funds for sewer plans and a new sidewalk.
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Dimick
Onas Albright
LN. Francis
C. G. Hackley
RK. Koerner
K. D. Kelly
J. W. Powell
E. F. Story
E. W. Scott
Wmn
Sheahan Theilowins
Burford
Brunswick Restaurant
Oregon City Enterprise
BCG
Casveten Lala Td
G. Wi Nowlitt
C.cvecy Seers
John Kelly
Wunrdea Ty
Cekienys
Jack Frost
Wilson & Cooke
J.B. Bhoatlea
L. Diekelman
Seceiecg
N. Greenman
Ceee
Bee Wiritina Cacy
Gores Ives
Crug Sway Echisn
Lindsley & Som
cs.Ceee
John Green
John Glengon
Eaves
Paget & Clark
Portland
Ocregon City
Aii
Mayor
Recorder
Plains
Pywottlentions
Washington, 14Th
Center 12Th
Water Streets
Nee Beation
Eit
Goanell
Municipal Corporation of
Oregon City
Oregon Cit and
O &5
K. Codénoot
Circuit Court
D. Latourette
Dixon, Young and Mathies
Portland Flouring Mills Co
Water Street
Falls View
Coutrcll
Fred Morris
Third Street
Main Street
Willamette River
Burmeister & Andereen
Seventh Street
H. T. Trembath
George Groce
J. Doremosclerk
W. M. Shank
J. A. Purdom
W. W. Robbing
GC. O. Mabcock
B.C. Maddock
Clerks
J. E. Rhoades
Charley Kelly
Jodrew
J. N. Warrington
John Gillett
Bowen
George Ely
Frank Kedoer
Petition for County Road From Antone Kotzer to Palmer’s Mill
Residents of Kelso filed a petition to establish a county road from Antone Kotzer place west to two mills near Palmer's mill. The plan faces resistance with remonstrances already filed by locals. The matter was postponed to the December term of the county court.
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Kelso
Ctal
Antone Kotzer
Palmer's Mill
Aling Toon
Lint
Must Go at a Sacrifice for Health Dry Climate Order
An advertisement states a creditor must sacrifice a large stock owed to a health directive. The inventory includes men and boys clothing dry goods hats boots shoes trunks valises capes jackets shawls laces and embroideries silks satins ribbons dress goods trimmings belts belts buckles jewelry perfumes toilet articles fascinators hoods furs and other accessories.
Large Variety of Appliques and Laces for Wet Weather
A broad assortment of appliques and laces offered alongside a wide range of wet weather goods. Items include decorative trims suitable for garments and accessories, with emphasis on variety and quality for rainy conditions.
Mackintoshes and winter goods at nearly half price
Shop offers Ladies' Men's and Children's Mackintoshes along with gloves and mittens for both sexes and many other items all going at reduced cost.
Must be Gone by New Year
Country stores can buy cheaper now at my place than at the factory. I will sell the whole stock and fixtures to anyone wishing to go in business before the year ends.
Come Early Bargains Hit in Watch for Savings
Come early to shop specials like Woo Suits at 8.35, trunks at 5.35, ladies jackets 4.90, children’s jackets 1.65 with emphasized savings and trims, encouraging quick purchase before rush.
Union Store Ad for Michael M Prop on Main St
A classified notice for Michael M Prop promoting Union Store on Main St Oregon City Oregon between streets, indicating price or items available.
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M, Michael
Main St
Oregon City
Ore
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