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automobile trip out
through the valley of the
Molalla is a run of great
est interest at any time, but: in
late spring the road , to Wilhoit
Springs hath charms indeed to.
soothe the savage,. or otherwise,
;motoring mind.; The road has
been one usually , spoken of .with
a, question mark of rather large
'proportions after it, but motor
ists may ease their minds on that
score.-
A Journal scout party last
Sunday discovered the highway,
through Molalla and Mulino to.
be in good condition, and while
it is no boulevard, as the term is
usually .accepted, the going is
calculated to inspire no thoughts
of vengeance on the part' of the
oar owner against, the highway
commission's efforts in that part
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