How a Modest Gift May Become a Great One
The piece explains investing in Mountain States Power Company as a durable gift that yields regular income. It frames the investor’s gift as a financial education for the recipient, teaching money use, thrift, and wealth-building for personal progress and societal welfare. A call to visit the office is suggested for interested readers.
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Mountain States Power Company
Milestone Veteran Monmouth Resident Dies in Oregon Home
Milton M. Jones, born September 27, 1844 in Mercer county Illinois, died November 26 at his son M W Jones’s home. He served in the 140th regiment of the Illinois volunteers, married Sarah Willits in 1870, and lived in Mercer county before moving to Salem, Oregon in 1893 and Polk county in 1896 where he resided until his death. He is survived by one son, M W Jones.
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Milton M. Jones
M. W. Jones
Mercer County
Ilinois
United States Army
Lincia
Western Business College of
Galesburg
Sarah Willits
Monmouth Notes Visit and Homecoming Snippets
George Foster of Dayton visited the home of Charles Leonard last week. Miss Nettie E. Waller, teaching in Camas Washington, returned home for Thanksgiving. The Mack Grant house was occupied by
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George Foster
Dayton
Charles Leonard
Nettie E. Waller
Camas
Wash
Mack Grant
Local Names and Incidents From Last Week
Mr. Warner, between Dallas and Monrmouth, was burned to the ground Saturday. W. L. Ostrander visited Portland last week. City Marshal Stewart made arrests last week focusing on underage tobacco. O. W. Waller of Lafayette stayed with his brother for Thanksgiving. George Boothby and family went to Eugene. Charles Herren drove to Dallas on business Saturday. Constable John Moran shows health improvement but remains housebound. Miss Rose Smith and mother returned from Idaho. Mrs. Smith is healthier. Dave Dave had callers before Thanksgiving. turkeys disappeared with the visitors in broad daylight.
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Mr. Warner
Dallas
Monrmouth
W. L. Ostrander
Portland
Stewart
O. W. Waller
Lafayette
George Boothby
Eugene
Charles Herren
John Moran
Rose Smith
Idaho
Monmouth Farmer to Hold Public Sale December 9
T. E. Alexander a well known farmer three miles south of Monmouth will hold a public sale on December 9. Horses cows chickens and farm machinery will be disposed of a free lunch will be served and all are invited.
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T. E. Alexander
Monmouth
Seed corn for sale from prize exhibit fields
Limited amount of yellow dent seed corn for sale selected from the same field as prize exhibits at the corn show. Seed of exceptional quality. The prize is reasonable. Will Bloch, P. O. Box 255, Independence, Ore.
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Will Bloch
Independence
For Sale Peppermint Roots from English Stock
Peppermint roots grown from imported English stock offered for sale. Suitable for planting now or in spring. For details write or call G. J. Moisan at Gervais Oregon.
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G. J. Moisan
Gervais
Executor Appointed for Louisa Harman Estate in Polk County
Guy G. Hewitt is named Executor by the Polk County Court of Oregon. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months at the Dallas Bank building, Dallas, Oregon, through attorney Oscar Hayter. First published December 8, 1920.
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Guy G. Hewitt
Louisa Harman
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Oscar Hayter
Dallas Bank
City of
Dallas
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Buena Vista Ladies Rural Club
The Ladies Rural Club of Buena Vista held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at the schoolhouse with over 100 attendees including members, families, and honored guests from Salem Independence and Albany. Short talks encouraged club service and community help, followed by evening games and socializing.
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Rural Club
Buena Vista
K. Neal
A. Turnbull
K. Lay
Attirat Loy
Cleve Prather
Peery Wells
G. W. McLaughlin
Salem
E. J. Black
F. L Chown
Ernest Chown
Independence
Alma Wells
Gladys Reynolds
Albany
Teddy Steel Heads to Portland for Navy Service
Teddy Steel, who has worked around Sacramento for months, visited relatives and friends here before leaving Saturday for Portland to join the navy. Mrs. P. T. Christenson and Ralph BOT departed Tuesday for a weeklong visit with relatives in Tillamook county.
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Teddy Steel
Sacramento
California
Portland
Navy
P. T. Christenson
Bot
Ralph
Tillamook County
Mrs Harman Sells 1600 T B Christiman Seals This Year
Mrs G E Harman sells T B Christiman seals and has moved 1600 units this year. Several locals visit relatives in Albany Dallas and Salem during Thanksgiving week. A horse accident harms Verde Shrunk and O A C students Alfred and Gilbert Loy return for holidays.
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G. E. Harman
Misa Addie Gobat
Albany
Blanche Harmat
Ruth Prather
Air
Ed Harman
J. K. Neal
Professor Reynolds
Dallas
Salem
Fred Wells
Verde
Alfred and
Gilbert Loy
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