Christmas Day Observances And Repressions In 1621 Colony
The 1621 Christmas celebrations by English colonists faced reprimand as Governor Galle and others punished festive behavior. The incident involved the Little Fortune ship and an observer crackdown in Massachusetts Bay, with later legal action limiting such observances.
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Civeletaie
Minonchusetta
Christmas wreath style placecard decoration notes
The readable fragment describes a wreath border on a placecard with a red bow and baby motif. It references astronomical figures like Pennekoek and Pannekoek, noting the sun’s movement over 2,000,000 years and a luminous, warming body.
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Munk Mies
Wexler
Pannekoek
Pennekoek
Saint Stephen the First Martyr Christmas Legend
Abbie Farwell Brown recounts Saint Stephen as Herod’s chief steward who proclaims Christ’s greater kingship at Bethlehem. A speaking cock on a platter signals the prophecy’s truth, and Stephen is martyred by stoning outside Jerusalem. The tale notes Stephen as patron of stone-cutters.
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Batttetein
Herod
Stephen
Walla
Jerusalem
Steptien
Abbie Farwell Brown
Lippincott's Magazine
Cleansing the Saucepan Method Described
A vintage explanation describes boiling milk to clean a saucepan then placing the lid on to trap steam, followed by cold-water soaking for quick, easy cleaning.
Read Shows Japanese Reading Preferences by Books
A classification of empire prints reveals Japanese readers favor fiction and general literature. Sociology, law, history and arts titles follow, with science and religion titles ranking further back. An aviator at Mont Pane reportedly set a 16,872 foot record before a safe landing.
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Mont ‘Pane
Ayiattol
Local notes record visits and work by area residents
Elkins 1 A McEldowney killed a boot early in the week Mrs Amanda Tetherow visited Mrs A Z Tetrow Monday afternoon Ada Burke operates a well drill on big place Student teachers plan a program at the school house Dec 16 Prof Beattie of Oregon normal school visited the training school Wednesday C K Tedrow chopping grain this week His Fordson provides power Mr and Mrs J M Tedrow shopping in Independence Thursday J W Price plowing after last week's storm Mr and Mrs Joe Tetherow guests in Independence Thursday Marks and Johnsons visit G G Hewitt home in Greenwood Surly An Oregonian item says A B E Tetherow and wife guests at Imperial hotel Portland returning from Farmers Union convention at Moro Mrs G B Jones visits Portland en route home from Moro Farmers Union George notes biscuit skills
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A. McEldowney
Amanda Tetherow
A. Z. Tetrow
Ada Burke
Prof
Beattie
Oregon Normal School
C.K. Tedrow
Fordson
J. M. Tedrow
Independence
J. W. Price
Joe Tetherow
Marks
JV. Johnson
Karl and
Raymond
G. G. Hewitt
Greenwood
Oregonian
A. BE. Tetherow
Imperial Hotel
Portland
Farmers’ Union
Moro
G. B. Jones
George
Tribute service for Lena Snyder at M. E. church
Buena Vista friends gathered at the M E church to honor Lena Lavon Snyder who died December 6 at Good Samaritan hospital Portland heart failure. Services by Rev Chase Independence. floral tributes noted. Several locals traveled to Salem and Portland for related notices and services.
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M. E
Lena Lavon Snyder
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Rev
Chase of
Independence
Lena
Dr. Butcher
Don McCann
Salem
I Physiviana
Lela
Mary McCann
Edgar Lielty
J. K. Tann
N. C. Anderson
Ardofre
G. E. Harmon
M. 1 Conger
Suver
M. N. Prather
Albany
Lester Murphey
Charles Kaw
Ben Bray
Lucas
Lillian Gray
George Gray
Calif
Arizona
New Mexico
Alabama
Willamette
Monmouth Heights Residents News and Visits
Walter Strain visited Herman Wunder to fetch wood last Friday. Ina Fishback spent Friday to Sunday at the old Fishback home before heading to Eugene for employment. Jack Stump was on the Heights Friday evening. Retta Hamar attended the school officers convention in Dallas. PD Moore was seen in the area one day last week. A M Hsson built a new house for D B Stump last week and Clyde Wander of Independence visited with grandparents Herman Wunder and others in Monmouth.
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Walter Strain
Monmouth
Herman Wunder
Ina Fishback
Fishback
Eugene
Jack Stump
Heights
Retta Hamar
Dallas
PD. Moore
A. M. Hsson
D. B. Stump
Clyde Wander
Independence
Herman Wuniler
Richard Osborne
Charley Osborn
Poullt
Farm Hill Brothers Warn Illegal Tree Cutting
A posted notice threatens prosecution for anyone cutting trees on the Hill Brothers farm. The brief warning labels the act as illegal trespass and vows legal action.
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Farm Hill Brothers
Year of activity for community house
The Monmouth Herald reviews a year of use at the community house since opening a year ago. The building hosted 18 000 entries and 207 meetings, with wide public access and use by groups such as the Grange Odd Fellows and Mothers club. It anticipates expansion, county library ties, and status as a Rural community church demonstration plant with Mr Pace as director for Oregon.
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Baptist Church
the Grange
Odd Fellows
Mothers’ Club
Commercial Club
Community Club
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Poultry Men's Association
Monmouth Firemen
Pace
Bute
Polk County
Northern Baptist Convention
North Pacific
Oregon
Community House
Enter
Old Baptist Church
Little Baptist
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