Fate of Normals and Drain Normal funding crisis
The Salem Statesman reports the state board of education and Drain Normal board discussing continued operation despite referendum funds. They consider private loans or state certificates to sustain maintenance and payroll if outside sources cover costs. Banks and faculty funding remain uncertain, with Monmouth Normal viewed as better backed for another season.
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Drain Normal
Saya
Salem Statesman
State Board of Education
Board of Regents of
Drain
J. H. Ackerman
Board of Education
Board of Regents
Drain School
Denater
Regente
Monmouth Normal
United Confederate Veterans Meet in Louisville June 14
Louisville hosts the fifteenth annual reunion with about 50,000 visitors. All hotels and boarding houses are full as memorial services, welcome addresses, and officer reports open the convention. General Stephen D. Lee presides. Sons of Confederate Veterans also meet at Hopkins Theater. Memphis hosts National Association of Credit Men. convention opens with invocations and city greetings. Delegates tour Memphis park system as three day program begins with officer reports and committee appointments.
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Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Stephen D. Lee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Hopkins’ Theater
John C. Davidson
R. W. Bingham
Gault House
Memphis
Tenn
Queer Hold Up Story at Broadway Bridge
William Andersson, who arrived from Albion, reports three men and a boy held him up near the Broadway bridge, forcing him to give up his wagon and four horses about two weeks ago on the Milner road. He fled to Milner for aid, then resumed travel to Boise, where the same trio camped near his camp. He has informed police and the sheriff, fearing revenge for reporting the loss.
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Boise
William Andersson
Albion
Hie
Broadway Bridge
Milner
Justice of the Peace
Anderson
Sheriff's Office
Milner Road
Lengthen life and cut doctor bills by filling prescriptions
Advice urges patients to bring prescriptions exactly as written to receive full benefit of a physician's skill. Claims doctors aim to cure quickly, not prolong illness, and promises health improvement with proper medication. Warns against paying extra for alternatives.
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Prain School
Credit
Frank Davis
Davie’ Se
Bolse
Zook
Union Republican
John Smith
Coeur d'Alene
Gunderson Dock
Baptists
First Baptist Church of
Madras
Madras Pioneer
Goldsmith
Frazer Theatre
Oregon
State Normal School
Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy
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