Lad's Iota Not Made by Accident
Dallas 1922 report honors Lad's Iota Jersey cow as new champion with a year yielding over 1047 pounds of butter fat. Owner McKee and breeder Hewett credited for record herd care, feeding, and lineage. Field demonstrations on dairy stock breeding led by Professor Fitts announced for April at three Polk County farms.
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Lad
Dallas
Jersey
McKee
Hewett
Tota
Professor Fitts
College Extension Service
T. J. Worth
Grand Ronde
Porter Frizzell
McCoy
John R Loy
Buena Vista
Paul Carpenter
Polk County
Easter Party and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Evelyn Davis hosted an Easter party with a house egg hunt and games for local children, including Carolyn Clifford and Verla Becken. Socials featured the Skinner anniversary dinner with a Military ball trip to Salem, plus Auction and Tatting clubs hosting events and a Y. T. D. dinner dance with yellow decor.
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Evelyn Davis
Carolyn Clifford
Verla Becken
Molly Bob Small
Beryl Kelley
Prudence
Georgiana Gray
Margaret Foster
Robert Maillie
Eugene MacCarthy
Bonnie Radmacher
Edwin Hugh James
Chadwick Comstock
Monmouth
Monmouth Heights Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Work
Mr and Mrs Richard Osborne and children visited near Canby over the weekend. Charles Shipley did farm work for J S Stump. Helen Grossman visited her mother in Salem. Walter Scott shearing J B Stump's goats. Jean Hubbard hauled sheep to Salem for William Riddell Sons. Jess Emerson was a trader in Monmouth. Leonard McCaleb went to Dallas on business. D G Dove visited Independence. Elmer Rake and daughter Reta and Retta Hamar were in Dallas on business.
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Monmouth Heights
Richard Osborne
Clarence Marks
Canby
Charles Shipley
J. S. Stump
Helen Grossman
Mia. Grossman
Salem
Walter Scott
Monmouth
J. B. Stump
Jean Hubbard
William Riddell & Sons
Jess Emerson
Leonard McCaleb
Dallas
D. G. Dove
Independence
Elmer Rake
Reta
Retta Hamar
Portland visitor Mrs. Jack Eakin with son Jack Jr
Mrs Eakin and her young son Jack Jr. from Portland are visiting relatives in the city.
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Jack Eakin
Jack Jr
Portland
The
City
Week's Doings in Highland Country
Mrs. Henry Dickinson returned from Salem hospital after an arm operation. Mrs. Rose Evans came home from Portland to stay with her daughter Mrs. Gail Alexander. McElmurry sold a large herd of goats to a farm above Airlie. Dinner guests at the J. Jones home included Mr. and Mrs. Oren McElmurry. Commencement and Old Home Day are planned for May 9 at the school. Grace Rice and four children arrived from Judith Gap Montana for the summer. J. Jones and Ivan went to Portland to visit Mrs. Jones' mother. William Peyree and family spent Easter in Salem with Mrs. Peyree's mother. Dr. Cr Wright began dairy herd TB testing. he will be at Oren McElmurry's Friday. A dairy demonstration farm session with Prof. Fitts is set for 2 p.m. Friday April 21. May Day at the Normal campus is May 4 with May Queen coronation and sports. Normal Lunch proceeds benefit the children’s fare home fund. Mixa Taylor spent the week in Tacoma. Mr. Butler plans a visit to state institutions at Salem for interested students. Superintendent Strange of Astoria visited the Normal last week to interview prospective teachers. He gave a talk to the student body. Arrangements have been made for...
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Henry Dickinson
Salem Hospital
Rose Evans
Portland
Gail Alexander
SH. McElmurry
Airlie
Highland Social Club
D. P. Stapleton
William Roberts
Oregon
Roberts
J. Jones
Oren McElmurry
Grace Rice
M. N. Gilliam
Rice
Judith Gap
Montana
Ivan
Jones
William Peyree
Salem
Peyree
Cr. C. Wright
Alexander Bros
John R. Loy
Buena Vista
Prof. Fitts
College Extension Service
Suri
Mixa Taylor
Tacoma
Butler
Strange
Astoria
Events of Interest at Oak Point
The Oak Point community hosted a free entertainment on April 15 with teachers and students participating. Miss Belle McAllister of The Dalles resigns due to flu, recuperating at her aunt’s home. Roberta Peterson won a Polk County essay prize on Teeth and Health. John G. Titus and Elizabeth M. Joy wed April 8 in Dallas. they plan to settle back in Oak Point after a Portland trip.
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Oak Point
Belle McAllister
Dalles
W. L. Craig
H. C. Bryson
Walla Walls
Arnold Crosgen
Woman's Club
James Huntley
Price Cutting Branded as Trade Piracy in Congress Speech
The speech by Hon. M. Clyde Kelley attacks profiteering price cutters as trade pirates who deceive buyers, raise overall costs, and erode fair competition. He labels them public malefactors harming manufacturers, small distributors, and honest contracts, urging action against predatory tactics.
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Hin
Galee
Lowsena
Heln
M. Clyde Kelley
Congress
Pennsylvania
Pd Ady
Oregon Normal Prepares for May Junior Weekend Festivities
Classes resumed at Oregon Normal after Foster recess. About half the students spent the break at home. Officials now focus on the Junior weekend events set for May 5 and 6.
Salem Women’s Club Concert For May Day Fund
The Salem Women’s Club presents a Sunday afternoon concert in Montmourni on May 7 featuring three sopranos and violin. Proceeds support the Children’s Farm Home fund via a small admission fee.
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Salem
Chary
Montmour
Chiropractor Dr Sheets Holds Beaver Holy Hours
Chiropractic physician Dr B J Sheets offers home visits on Wednesday and Friday with Holy Hours to 2 15 p m. Contact available for May treatments in your own home and miTag listed.
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Europ Agg
B. J. Sheets
Beaver
miTag
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J. P
ROYAL
Beaver Hotel
Will J. Thompson
Independence Tron
Halladay
Justin & Wood
E. C. Bradner
Auction Bridge Club
C. W. Henkle
A. L. Keeney
S. B. Walker
Tatting Club
Walker
Henkle
Patterson
Carbray
Miss Sullivan
Miks Childs
Faith Kimball
Percy Dickinson
Ellen Davis
Y. T. D. Dancing Club
Sloper Bros. & Cockle Hall
Peter Besset
Chester Downing
Leeta Rogers
Ashland
H. C. Constance
Gorman
Lebanon
Webb
Heard
Eugene
John G. Titus
Elizabeth M. Joy
James
M. E. Church
Florence
Burns Kerosen
Cook Book
Moore & Addison
Broadwell
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