Monmouth News Highlights Local Visitors and School Plans
State Normal City residents note visitors from Salem Suver Los Angeles and Wisconsin in the past week. Monmouth plans a new school building with construction to start soon. Arbor Day passed with little observance. The Monmouth basketball team went undefeated against state high schools this season while a charity game saw the fat businessmen defeated 16 to 14.
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C. A. Knower
Salem
Mra
Wisonalo
Geo. D. Wilbur
Missouri
Monmouth
Sturday
Oak Point Notes Share Visits Plans and Easter News
Mr Keen and family arrived from Nebraska to visit Mr and Mrs C E Brooks and may settle in Oak Point. Mr Launds left for Florida for three to four weeks. J T Huntley plans a modern dwelling on his new purchase from F E Brown. Mr and Mrs H E Pessett had Easter dinner with Charlie O’Brien. Ralph Brooks received an Easter postcard shower. his burns are improving. Mr and Mrs Becker spent Easter with Mr and Mrs Constance. Nearly all Oak Point ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Keen
Nebraska
C. E. Brooks
Local residents attend gatherings and visits in Monmouth area
Names of residents and visitors appear in a flurry of social notes from Monmouth and nearby towns. Families attend events, trade items, host guests, and travel to and from Becker, Independence, Salem, and other places. Multiple individuals from Antioch, Monmouth, and Salem are listed with brief mentions of purchases, visits, and social calls.
Oak Point Residents Discuss New Purchases At Weekly Meeting
The Oak Point community gathers as directors consider buying a bulletin board and related items. Mrs Richinds and Mr Cook are noted arrivals with families visiting and plans for continued home improvements discussed among locals.
Independence Shoe Shop and Bakery Ad Invites Patrons
An old advertisement promotes Independence Shoe Shop on Main Street offering repairs with neatness and dispatch. It also touts a bake shop featuring pastries and cakes, claiming quality, freshness, and appetizing displays to attract customers.
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George ‘Bennet
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Em Tield
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Frank Oweng
Trou Iale
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Nelle Yeater
James Codman
Winegar & Lpence
Eusiness Department
Sary
Bel
Mutual
Oregon Power Company
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Howe
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Ms. Richinds
Mr. Cook
Creed
Independence Shoe Shop
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