Local notes from Airlie area near Salem and Albany
Week in Airlie district sees property moves and visits. Mrs J Ruef awaits her son George Ruef in Salem, D Steele rents Hubbard farm, C B McLane and wife visit Albany, Albert Ruef buys Wolverton place, Piller family from Buena Vista visit, Wane McCann returns from hospital not much improved, Frum family at Savernon welcomed a newborn, Emmitt Maxfred back from hospital, grain intake at warehouse, Hop picking to start next week with price around 50 cents, several residents planning moves to Salemand and George Steele farm land.
Monmouth Correspondents Tour Local Appointments
A list of Monmouth residents and visitors with trips to Salem Hood River Portland Stayton and Sulphur Springs. Mentions include John Ziegler Orrin Byers Ed Smith Fern Butler Alice Fisher Ressler Murphy Coats Crowley and others. Families travel for visits and work while some plan moves to teaching mining towns.
Not Over-Winse And A Cyclone Cellar Lesson
An old silgorical image shows a girl frightened by a grasshopper while crushing a snake. Parallel tale of a man spending a fortune on a cyclone cellar neglects to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his family. The remedy is praised as prompt and reliable. available at Kirkland Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowell
Kirkland Drug Co
Threshing Begins. Portland Visitor and Farm Sale Moves
Suver J A Withrow began threshing last week. Ona Baker of Portland visits relatives nearby. Mrs Wheeler buys her brother's share of the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Withrow
Ona Baker
Portland
Burns and Harmon threshing crew laid off
J F Loughary and family visit A E Tether at Little Luckiamute. The Burns and Harmon threshing crew have been laid off for the late grain. Johnie Yeater sold seven acres of hops to Kirkpatrick Williams of Dallas for 100 per acre. they will take charge and Yeater becomes foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns and Harmon Threshing
Johnie Yeater
Kirkpatrick & Williams
Dallas
Mr. Yeater
Polk Cousty
Farmer Sells Vetch Yield Amid Talk Farming Still Profitable
Fred Stump threshed eight acres yielding two hundred bushels of vetch at one dollar fifty per bushel or thirty seven fifty per acre. Some say there is no money in farming. F M Skinner and wife of Independence visited James Hillibrand on Sunday. Wanted several reputable men for old wealth business house. cash salary with expenses, references, and carriage provided. Dearborn Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stump
Dearborn St
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. T. Ridders
Airlie
C. RB. McLane
Albany
Albert Ruef
Wolverton Place
O. M. Allen
Mra. Piller
Buena Vista
Wane McCann
Hoapital
Mrs. Philips
Mrs. Frum
Savern Aon
Nellie Harris
Independence
Larson
Grace Tower
Oregon City
Addie Nichdera
Emmitt Maxfred
C. Forest
Salemand
J. Bagley
George Steele
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Monmouth
John Ziegler
Eugene
Orrin Byers
Forest Grove
Ed Smith
Salem
B. F. Mulkey
Miss Fern Butler
Alice Fisher
Etta Haley
Ressler
Hood River
John Murphy
Springs
Claude Hurst
W. E. Allen
Lincoln Murphy
Stayton
Call
Miss Pearl Squire
Bertha Fletzer
Bert Gwin
Maude Hawley
Nellie Mulkey
Mr. Faulkerson
Azella Crowley
Jeff Howell
Utah
Carl Coats
Oregon
Joe Conyers
San Francisco
Grace Crowley
Roy Smith
Charlie Murphy
Milton Force
Sulphur Springs
B. R. Nebrbas, D. D
P. O. Monmouth
Little Luckiamute
J. F. Loughary
A. E. Tether
O. A. Kramer
Jewelers and Opticians
Oregonj
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Independence National BA
Capital Stock
H. Hirshberg
Presistent
Abram Nelson
W. Irvine
H. Hirschberg
D. W. Keara
T. F. Smith
M. A. Nelson
I. L. Smith
Rest Brands
C Street
Independence, Ord
F. M. Skinner
Jas. Hillibrand’s
Frazer & Rice
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