Youth couple jailed after coat theft in Independence
In Independence, a youthful couple arrested for taking a ladies coat from the Shafer apartment house confessed and were charged with larceny. They pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars, and jailed for 3 months after failing to pay. The town also reports a charity dance, funerals, and local farm notes amid crop damage reports from cold weather warnings.
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Marshall Stewart
Shafer
Independence
Seattle
Portland
Justice of the Peace
Baker
William Guy
Mistleton
Ernie Force
S. P
Dallas
Monmouth
Lloyd Rice
Samuel Kohlcke
Albert S@stling
Recorder Brown
Frank Skeen
Clark Place
Hartley Mulkey
Buena Vista and Independence Gossip and Visits
Local notices report Buena Vista residents M V Prather and Mary McCann traveling to Salem by boat for relatives church convention. Albany shoppers include N C Anderson and wife and Mrs E M Lichty. Meantime smallpox quarantine eases for Mrs Murphey, while Christenson's wife suffers a lung condition after a fall.
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M. V. Prather
Mary McCann
Salem
J. K. Tann
Frank Fisher
Independence
N. C. Anderson
E. J. Anderson
E. M. Lichty
Albany
Lester Murphey
Pete Christenson
Blanche Harmon
J. ©. Reynolds
Grant
Oran Wail
M. E
Gladys
Marjorie Reynolds
Harold
Cyril Reynolds
Perry Wells
Clyde Hill
J. A. Hunnicutt
Taylor
McLaughlin Poultry Yard
R. E. Prather
Spaulding Logging Company
Edgar Lichty
J. R. Loy
Weekend Visitors and Local Trades in Monmouth Area
Will M Fishback of Salem visited his brother Pearl and sister Ina over the weekend. Herman Wunder sold a deal to Hill and Son of Monmouth last Friday. Fred Hill of Monmouth conducted business at the H Wunder place last Thursday. Farmers are plowing and preparing roads for summer grading. Wamsley south of Monmouth called on Fred Cody farm Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Swearingen shopped in Monmouth Friday. Frank Lefever and son Frankie traded in Independence Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Allen traded in Monmouth Saturday. Miss Mary Lefever guests at sister Mrs Newt Davis’s home south of Monmouth.
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Monmouth Heights
Will M. Fishback
Salem
Pearl
Ina
Herman Wunder
Hill and Son
Monmouth
Fred Hill
H. Wunder
Wamsley
Fred Cody
George Swearingen
Frank Lefever
Stable manure and seed shortages in farm notes
Stable manure should be applied before plowing and well rotted if after plowing. It remains usable for late crops like corn and kale with value from 2.50 to 10 dollars per ton for forage crops. Pocket gophers threaten clover and alfalfa meadows, killing now can prevent later losses. Five thousand bushels of potato seed are nearly sold out. good seed is scarce and treatment before planting is advised.
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A. C
Barber Shop announces new Kirkland location near Smith & Sons
The barber shop opens in the Kirkland Building just north of Smith and Son's Pool Hall offering courteous treatment and excellent service with baths in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Smith & Son
Oregon grower notes on packing pears apples and broccoli
Oregon Growers' Cooperative Association helps secure a USDA Bureau of Markets expert to study pear and apple packing to prevent deterioration in transit and to examine broccoli packing for eastern shipment. The expert will be based in western Oregon to address local shipping issues.
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Oregon
Arkansas
New
New Jersey
Michigan
New Fork
Weblion Western Statin
Missouri
New Fysey
New York
Emerehn Aptn
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Charles L. McNary
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Monte Carlo Dreams Reach Havana as Cuba Debates Gambling
The Washington Post reports Cuba debates a Monte Carlo style casino hub amid talk of a Gulf plan to attract sports and tourism. Havana crowds, tourists and gamblers flood the Casino de Vin, where fortunes shift rapidly and winners often become wealthy overnight.
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Jalan
Eadit Walters Uarria
Bjwouneay
Cote
Lredity
Monaco
Chee Estabiliainien
Carlo
Havana
Mulette
Washington Post
Radiometer Sees Human Face Light at Distances
A historic device, a radiometer, allegedly records the alignment of a human face and can detect candlelight energy from miles away. The article debates instrument accuracy, its atmospheric effect, and the physics behind energy transfer and sensor response, noting two thin aligned fibers and the mystery of heat patterns at great ranges.
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Miles Awey
Weugin
Strument
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Tripp
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Defiance Seed Wheat
George E. Bray
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J. D. Hibbs & Co
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Cuba
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Mix
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Max Goldy
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