Defends Dry Town in Ashland Against Drunkenness Claims
L. H. Lee writes from Central Point Oregon rebutting a Baker City article alleging high drunkenness in Ashland. He asserts Ashland is dry, well policed, and attracts a moral, well-to-do class. he reports no intoxicated street behavior after nine days observing Ashland and surrounding towns, while noting Medford shows far more drunken activity. Roosevelt's advert follows.
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Milton News Highlights Show Local Events and Visits
Mrs Dun McEachern arrived from Portland for a brief visit. Miss Bedu Caristrom finished a successful term in Bowlus district. Rev Louis C Perry returned from Richland after delivering a high school graduation address. An oratorical contest was held in the new opera house by the Minervan Literary society. Dr S A Fulton Harry Kelly John B Rosa and Henry Spence returned from a Walla Walla hunting and fishing expedition. Carpenters are building a $3000 residence for Tassey Stewart near Central School. Miss Leslie Schnoble of Tekoa visits Mrs Mayme Nichols. Mrs Lavina Putnam of Hinkley will spend the summer here. Construction of the new M E church South on Malm street will begin after contracting. Miss Verna Putnam gave an elocution recital at Columbia College, where she is the department’s sole graduate, receiving flowers. Rooms were decorated with flowers and bunting.
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