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Story March 6, 1902

The Daily Journal

Salem, Marion County, Oregon

What is this article about?

In recent weeks, Salem has launched multiple fundraising drives: $20,000 for state fair races, $3,000 for YMCA debt, $1,000 for flax industry, $35,000 for Methodist university, plus church projects; a motor line effort was dropped.

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A CITY OF GREAT RESOURCES.

In the past few weeks the City of Salem and vicinity has engaged in raising a $20,000 purse for the Greater Salem Commercial club stakes at the state fair races.

A committee has been at work raising $3,000 to clear the Salem Y. M. C. A. of debt. About $1,000 will have to be raised to put the water power into the flax fibre industry.

A fund of $35,000 is being raised to clear the Methodist university of debt. About $8,000 was subscribed to put the Silverton motor line on its feet but that has been dropped. $20,000 was wanted.

It would almost appear that there are as many funds under way as the community can handle. There are several church enterprises under way, an Evangelical church at Rickey and $1,000 improvement on Leslie church.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Salem Fundraising Ymca Debt Methodist University State Fair Races Flax Industry Church Enterprises Silverton Motor Line

Where did it happen?

City Of Salem And Vicinity

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Location

City Of Salem And Vicinity

Event Date

In The Past Few Weeks

Story Details

The City of Salem and vicinity has raised $20,000 for the Greater Salem Commercial Club stakes at the state fair races. A committee is raising $3,000 to clear the Salem Y.M.C.A. debt. About $1,000 is needed for water power in the flax fibre industry. A $35,000 fund is being raised to clear the Methodist university debt. About $8,000 was subscribed for the Silverton motor line but dropped, with $20,000 wanted. Several church enterprises are underway, including an Evangelical church at Rickey and $1,000 improvement on Leslie church. It appears there are as many funds as the community can handle.

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