GROWERS LEAD MOVE TO ORGANIZE IN POUYALLUP AREA
A meeting in the city hall Saturday at 1 0 oclock aims to form a fruit growers organization in the Puyallup valley. Key speakers include W R Scott Albany branch manager and W Trudgen Salem field agent outlining contract prices for blackberries raspberries currants and gooseberries and the need for market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'tonrke
FR Arrall
J. P. Warriner
M W Steptoe
H B. Fletcher
Jifeon
TH. HW
Hana J. M Huntley
J. JL. Hanna
W. Dub T. Merrill
Fredwin
Frank Lane
R. O
Ct Kk Phillpa
Mr Beely
Puyallup and Fruit Growers’ Association
Walker
R. M. Walker
W. R. Scott
Manuof
Albany
Asn
Scott
Ington
Suma Pold
Sane Deent
Ett
United States
Lo MY
Wing
Water Anil Onics
Fluprowers
St. Poster
Thempany
Salem
Oregon Normal Theatr e and campus events
The article notes a busy term start at Oregon Normal with exams and term plans, announces Mr. Warde’s December lecture “Fifty Years of Make Believe” in the chapel, and lists Vespertine Society Christmas program details. It also covers a tied basketball game between junior and senior teams, faculty club activities, Delphian officers elected, and a Christmas dance at the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentle
Houx
Independence Training School
Hunter
Mountain View
Frederick Warde
Literary Society
Miss West
C. W- West
Reno
Nevada
Misa McIntosh
Delphians
Ted
Helen Brande
Portland
Eunice Tickner
Sarah Williamson
la Crande
Mary Donaldson
Coquille Sargeant-at-Arms
Gladys Larson
Florence Davis
John Fox Jr
South
Polk County Farm Bureau schedules public meetings year end
The Polk County Farm Bureau announces a series of general public meetings to review the year’s work and plan next season. Sessions cover crops and rotation, poultry, livestock, and fruit projects with a Monmouth breeding focus on Friday. All meetings at the Farm Bureau office in Dallas, bring a basket lunch for Friday and Saturday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Bureu
Rodunty
Irmy
Monmouth
Farm Burea
Farm Bureau
Dallas
Grange Hall
P.O. Powell
Farm Bureau to lead talks on scrub sire elimination
Two Farm Bureau committee meetings are set for December. The livestock committee will meet at the Monmouth Commercial Club to push a campaign against scrub sires and bovine tuberculosis with county breeders. A livestock department for the county fair is urged, and findings will be reported December 17 at Monmouth. Another meeting in Dallas will seek poison control and timber land care, railroads cooperation, and redent control enforcement.
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Farm Bureau
Monmouth Commercial Club
Paul Carpenter
Footo Institute
Livestock Department
Tillamook Fair
Monymouth
All
Dallas
G. C. Gardner
Bank burglar alarm at Monmouth causes momentary excitement
National Bank System at the First in Monmouth rang last evening, prompting a quick search. A rear window was found open but no intruder or traces were located, and bank officials believe the window was left open rather than a break in.
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National Bank
Monmouth
Death notices for McDevitt and Bagley in Independence and Suver
Charles S McDevitt a Dallas and Independency resident Civil War veteran died in Rowbury after a long career as a brick maker and factory operator. Survived by widow and six children including Mrs George Conkey and Mrs G A Wagner. Orthellon Bagley of Suver died at his son O J Bagley home aged about 83. Born Erie County New York 1830 he moved through Michigan Indiana Illinois California to Oregon settling Kings Valley and later Suver. Survived by wife Margaret Chambers two daughters and three sons with many grandchildren. Funeral in Independence Presbyterian church and interment in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Charles
McDevitt
Dallas
Independency
Charky
Rowbury
George Conkey
Zenin
Ohio
Polk County
Independence
G. A. Wagner
San Francisco
Wal Dibbs
Juno
Alaska
Miss McDevitt
Thortland
T. McDevitt
Corvallis
Opi McDevitt
Independente
New York State
Oregon
Orthellon Bagley
O. J. Bagley
Suver
Presbyterian Church
H. Charles Dunsmore
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mr. Bagley
Erie County
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
California
Kings Valley
Margaret Chambers
C. J. Bagley
Jasper Bagley
Monmouth
Andrew J. Bagley
Portland
Emily Walker
Mary Steele
Bagley
Death of Mrs. Marth A. Tetherow in Independence
Mrs. Marth A. Tetherow a Polk county resident for 67 years died at her daughter Mrs. J A Hillibrand’s home in Independence at 6 30 PM Monday. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Dr H Charles Dunsmore officiating and interment in Knights of Pythias cemetery Monmouth. Pallbearers included Co M Tetherow Archie Tetherow Albert Tetherow Grant McLaughlin Fred Sehole Henry Oberson. Survived by six brothers and three sisters, and two children Joseph A Tetherow and Mrs. Hillibrand. Born May 24, 1842 in Illinois.
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Plains
Polk County
Marth A.tetherow
J. A. Hillibrand
Independence
Presbyterian Church
H. Charles Dunsmore
Knights of Pythias
Monmouth
Co. M. Tetherow
Archie Tetherow
Albert Tetherow
Grant McLaughlin
Fred Sehole
Henry Oberson
Tetherow
Corvallis
Richard Kennedy
Cottage
Funeral attendance noted for Prosser and Goble residents
Grove, Mrs. Warner Couldner of Prosser Washington and Mrs. A L Mc Carthy of Goble Oregon attended funeral ceremonies, while John Mc Laughlin and Mrs. McCarthy were absent.
Girl Victim of Appendicitis in Salem Hospital
Miss Clara G Pleming an eighth grade pupil in Independence schools died Friday night at Deaconess hospital Salem after an appendicitis operation. Stricken while returning from Yamhill to visit grandmother she was brought to hospital in critical condition. She was daughter of Mrs C L Chamberlin and had lived in Independence. her father died in a mine accident in southern Oregon years ago. Remains were taken to Yarhul grandmother home where funeral and burial occurred the next day.
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Clara G. Pleming
Independence
Deaconess
Salem
Yamhill
C. L. Chamberlin
Oregon
Yarhul
Ingram Isaac Menderson Ingram Dies in Salem Oregon
Isene Henderson Ingram Isaac Menderson Ingram born Warren County Missouri March 18 185 and died Salem Oregon February 7 1920 after six months illness. He married Catherine Sperry February 22 1877 and they later moved to Oregon settling Buena Vista before Independence. He joined Masonry at 21 and belonged to the A F and A M lodge in Independence. He supported the M E church and helped the needy. Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev F S Clemo delivering the sermon and burial in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Isene Henderson Ingram
Isaac Menderson Ingram
Warren County
Missouri
Salem
Oregon
Catherine Sperry
Lincoln County
Buena Vista
Independence
Mr. Ingram
M. E. Church
Ingram
Custody Sought in De Selm Divorce Case at Dallas
In a Dallas circuit court session Judge H H Belt heard Ethel M De Selm and William C De Selm in a divorce suit over cruel and inhuman treatment and custody of a two year old son. The defense contests plaintiff residence in Oregon for the required period. No decision yet.
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Ethel M. de Selm
William C. de Selm
H. H. Belt
Dallas
Oregon
de Selm
BP. Brunk
Eola
San Diego
Calif
California
Tola
Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale Opens Saturday
The annual Red Cross and New Year seal sale begins Saturday under Civic Club supervision. Mrs. J. S. Robbie chairs the effort with Mrs. Chester Sloper Mrs. G. G. Walker and Mrs. C. W. Irvine assisting. Independence allotment is 6000 seals worth 60 dollars and should sell quickly on opening day.
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The
Civic Club
J. S. Robbie
Chester Sloper
G. G. Walker
C. W. Irvine
Chautauqua At High School Methodist Church Receives Praise
Fine programs presented by Cadman Westco service under the high school at the Methodist Church this week feature talented student plays. Students performed Lady Gregory's Spreading the News and Zona Gale's The Neighbors with strong acting. Attendance and finances were disappointing due to unfavorable winter weather.
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Cadman-Westco
Methodist Church
Lady Gregory
Parent-Teachers Hear Talks on Intelligence Tests
Miss Taylor physical director at the Normal spoke on a Portland meeting of the Washington Oregon Parent Teachers association. Miss DeVore discussed Intelligence Tests with Naomi Hewett as illustration. Readings by Lemuel Barnett Jessie Stufflebean and Eleanor Calbreath. A cooked food sale was planned at Conkey Walker's Saturday afternoon.
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Miss Taylor
The
Oregon Nor
Miss DeVore
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Normal
Portland
Washington-Oregon
Parent Teachers’ Association
Marion County Teachers’ Institute
Naomi Hewett
Lemuel Barnett
Jessie Stufflebean
Eleanor Calbreath
Conkey & Walker's
New Power Turbine Accelerates Dallas Plant Update
Mountain States Power adds a 740 kilowatt turbine at its Dallas plant with overhauls totaling about 50000 dollars. The upgrade boosts capacity and supports electrification of the Dallas sawmill. Turbine ready for continuous service in about two weeks. brief interruptions expected during final adjustments.
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Mountain States Power Company
Dallas
C. C. Archibald
Archibald
Kay Woolen Mills Plant Salem Temporarily Closed
The Kay Woolen Mills plant at Salem is indefinitely closed for overhaul with a new boiler to be installed. A general machinery overhauls planned but the shutdown is expected to be temporary depending on market conditions.
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KAY
Salem
Kay Woolen Mills Company
Resumpton
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Wiwall
Poywllup
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Oregon Normal
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Ired Cross
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