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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1920)
EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS Page Two Senator Harding’s Program To Cut Down Living Costs First- Revise or repeal the ex- ccss profits tax. Second Abolish the govern- rnent tax on freight and passen ger traffic. Third Increase t h e tariff schedules. Fourth -Materially modify the income tax schedules. MARRIED At Oregon City, August 24th, by County Judge Anderson, Miss Lelan DeShields to M r. Pat Brown of Portland. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George DeShields of Garfield, and the groom is a freight conductor on the S. P. R. R. with headquarters in Port land, where the young couple will make their home. EDUCATION PAYS FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE STATE A I'erHon with No Education ha« but One Render Distinguished Service to With Common School Education With High School E ducation...... With College Education...... \ ........ Chance in 150,000 to the Public 4 Chances 87 Chances 800 Chances Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? TH O SE STATES A R E W E A L T H IE S T T H A T H AV E IN V E ST E D MOST IN ED U CATION Oregon Agricultural College Through a “ Liberal and Practical Education” pré paies the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful Citisenship and Successful C areers in AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING MINING HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCE PHARMACY FORESTRY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION The Training Includes P H Y S IC A L EDUCATION, MUSIC, E N G LISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and the O th er Essen tials of a Standard Technical College Course. FALL TER M O P E N S S E P T E M B E R 20. 1920. T U I T I O N IS F R E E For Fire Insurance •T H E • •U N IV E R SIT Y * • OREGON• THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore. VIOLA BREEZES PLACE Y O U R IN SURANCE THROUGH YOUR HOME AGENT WHO WI LL P R O T E C T YOUR INTEREST — im m a in t a in e d b y t h e a ta t e in o r d e r th a t th e y o u n g p e o p le o f O r e g o n m a y r e c e i v e , w it h o u t c o s t , th e b e n e f i t s o f a l i b e r a l e d u c a t io n . T he U n iv e rs ity Include* th e College of L ite ra tu re . Science an d th e A r te , the G ra d u a te School, th e School of P h y s ical E ducation, a n d th e p ro fessio n al School* o f L a v . M edicine (at P o rtla n d ). A rc h ite c tu r e , C om m erce. J o u rn a lis m . E ducation a n d M u a ic . H igh s ta n d a rd a o f sc h o la rsh ip a re m ade p o esib le by a n ab le faculty, v e il eq u ip p e d la b o ra to rie s an d a lib ra ry of n e a rly 100.000 v o lu m es. S u p e rv ise d a th le tic s a re en co u rag ed and e v e ry a tte n tio n given th e h ealth an d w elfare o f the s tu d e n ts . W i t h a h e ig h te n e d c o n f id e n c e g a in e d b y th e r e e e n t e i y r s s s i o u o f p u b lie s s p y o r t , th e U n i v e r s i t y ie n o V e n t e r in g u p o n a n e r a o f ■rge d e v e lo p m e n t n n d e x t e n d e d u e e fn lu e e e . F or a catalo g u e o r fo r any in fo rm atio n , a d d re s s : T H E R E G IS T R A R U n iv e r s ity of O regon E u g e n o , O rego n FOR IN FO RM A TIO N W R IT E TO ELWOOD ITEMS T h u rs d a y , S e p te m h e r 2 , 1 9 2 0 8-26-9-2 9-16-23 Letter from Former Estacada Resident Mrs. Montie Vallen is on the Harry Snyder made a business Dear Sir:— trip to Portland Wednesday. siek list. Enclosed please find check for Mr. Miller sold some pigs to School opens next Tuesday, sevepty-five cents for six months with a lady teacher from Port subscription to your valued paper. L. Kieth. We want to keep in touch with Dan Stahlnecker is preparing land. for winter by building a wood Harve Mattoon is looking for the doings of “ Old Estacada” a place in Oregon City to make and know of no better medium shed. than through the columns of the Knla Park of Estacada was his home. the guest of U>is Boy Ian a few The new saw mill is going up E a s t e r n C l a c k a m a s N e w s . fast and will be a large one when We are now located at Odell, davs last week Oregon, “ Dad” having bought a S. B. Brown was called to Ne completed. general merchandise store here C. N. Brash and C. Collard braska by the serious illness of and will also eventually operate made a trip to Portland on busi his undertaking business in con his aged father. Harry Bittner who has been ness Monday. nection with it, and 1, as usual, William Hicinbothem is build ailing for some time, is not so am his “ able” assistant. ing a house on the site of his for Mother’s health failed her at well again. Dr. Steiner was over from Estacada Monday, to mer one which was burnt flown. The Dalles, hence this move to a The threshing is aliout all done cooler climate. Odell is a thriv see him. Beatrice and FJvira Berglund here, though the rain stopped ing little burg situated eight miles returned to their home in Port work on some jobs. Tom Jubb south of Hood Hiver in the heart land Monday, after a two weeks’ is finishing up and reports th*1 of the famous apple district. Business is starting out fine and visit ai the home of Mrs. M. M. I grain as turning out well. Mr. and Mi's. George Dubois promises fine for the future. Freeman. Wishing your paper the success Miss Louise Hotter after visit with their daughter are spending w hich it merits and with kind ing a week with her sister. Mrs. a few days at the home of Mr. regards to all our old friends of Harry Bittner, and brother. and Mrs. John Hamilton Sr. Estacada 1 am, Frank Hotter, returned to her Their home is near Medford. Or. Sincerely yours. home at Oregon City. I na C h a pm a n . Canby Man Buy* Frank Bittner was over from an Estacada Farm L. V. Cleworth who has been Hull Run last week, accompanied G. M. Jones of Canby, Oregon, engaged to teach manual train by his sister. Mrs. FI la Rotter, has bought the J. C. Dims farm ing in the High School this year, who spent several davs in Port 4 miles northeast of Estacada. arrived Tuesday. His home is land with Mrs. Hilda Bittner. This place comprises 112 acres in Hartford, Michigan. Mrs. Nina B. Ecker has been The Bittner sawmill is crowd with about 70 in cultivation. It quite sick for nearly two weeks, ed with work, and owing to a is one of the best in this vicinity first with an infected tooth which shortage of hands is handi and the consideration paid was affected her mouth and then The deal was made spread to the rest of her face. capped It shipped a carload of $15,000. Though somewhat better she is ties and one of laths last week. through the Wooster agency. still confined to her bod Cary Real Estate Co. J. A. Kiggins of Springwater, has just returned with his fami ly from Pacific City, Netarts Beach and other Tillamook points having had the time of their lives. One thing he reports that is not complimentary to Clacka mas county, and that is ht found good roads everywhere but in this county. James Gordon, a boy whose parents came to this vicinity last July, from Oregon City, was last Saturday examined and commit ted to the school for the feeble minded at Salem. In this insti tution he will have that expert care and attention which will help him develop, if human skill can do anything for him. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sparks en tertained Sunday four old friends of Mrs. Sparks, who formerly attended the same school with her at Fort Dodge, Iowa. These were the Misses Matie, Rosa and Edith Trains of Watson station, and Mrs. W. R. Reid of Garfield. Mr. Sparks took a group picture of the ladies, which will make an interesting souvenir of the occa sion. Mrs. Arabella Couse, the mother of the late Frank P. Couse, who was depot agent here when Theo. Ahlberg was in the service, and who died in January, 1919, came to Estacada Thursday for a visit with friends. She is living in Portland, having charge of the Laroy Apartments on the East Side. Her grandson Will Har mon has been visiting his former boy friends here for two weeks. They both returned to Portland Monday. Mrs. Couse’s other son Albert who was in the war, suffered a nervous breakdown last January, and has been since unable to work. He was gassed twice when overseas, which may have caused the present break down. i t a t a o f Ohio. C ity o f T olsdo. L uca» C o u n ty , m . F r a n k J . C h an ey m ak aa o a th t h a t h a la aan io r p a r tn e r o f th a Arm o f F . J . c .h e "* y ? d o ,n * in th e C ity o f T oledo. 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