Real Estate Moves and Local Health Notes in Monmouth
Monmouth residents see multiple real estate transfers during the week as George Boothby records sales. L Carmack buys the Nott property and later sells his Independ ence farm. O White purchases Jack Moore property for a new home. Also noted are illness updates on Mulkey and Ike Progam, a Pomona Grange meeting, and traffic fines settled with City Recorder Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Mulkey
Monmouth
George Boothby
L. Carmack
Nott
Carmack
Independence
Ike
Pomona Grange
I. Co. O. FL
R. H. Smith
Standard Poultry Farm
Mr. Nott
Mrs. Boots
O. White
Jack Moore
P. Brooks
Mistletoe
City
Brown
Oak Point News Highlights Local Visits and Club Activities
Oak Point residents report Archie M. Moore joining higher education plans while OA Praident Ackerman and Mr. Beattie visit the local school. The Women’s Club adopts a new constitution and bylaws after a profitable meeting. A sewing club forms with Edna Joy as president and Harriet Collins as vice president. The Community Club schedules its fourth sale of home baked goods for next Saturday at Conkey & Walker's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praident Ackerman
Mr. Beattie
Oak Point
Ackerman
Calavan
Wills
Lineh
Womm’s
Ah Stramilance
AL Wood
Joy Rogers Sr
Count Tolstoy
Salem
Keith Joy
Rath Craig
Ruby Bari
Bertie Mruper
Geralding Bigelow
Leann Kehr
Sadhel Kihr
Dav Harriet Collins
Edna Joy
Joy Harriet Collins
Leona Kerr
M. Ly Black
Club Leailer
Conkey & Walker's
Local Visitors and Family News From Polk County
Buena Vista Bay Grounds returned to California after visiting parents Mr and Mrs F P Ground and relatives. T D McClain and wife visited Satem. Mrs Charles Kaw of Amity called by illness of Mrs Mareterite McClain. Prof Karney visited Portland and handled business. Leland Prather did business in Pedee. Mr and Mrs N C Anderson and Mrs E J Anderton visited Monroe Kurtz home in Salem. Mrs Warren of Portland helped care for ill mother Mrs W B Reynolds. W L Murphy name listed on Polk county jury list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Grounds
Calfornia
F. P. Ground
T. D. McClain
Satem
W. S. McClain
Charles Kaw
Amity
Mareterite McClain
Karney
Portland
Leland Prather
Pedee
N. C. Anderson Bianch Harman
E. J. Anderton
Monroe Kuutz
Salem
Kurtz
Yamhill County
Beégar Lichty
Ralph
Guy l Lucas
Independence
Isis Theatre
MS Prather
Bobbie
Corvallis
W. 3. Reynolds
W. L. Murphy
Polk County
Hopville Notes Mix of Illness, Sports, and School Pranks
Dean Wattenbarger has been ill this week. Hopville lost to Buena Vista 5 to 19 in a basketball game. Hopville players include Doyle Carter and Wayne McGowan among others. Buena Vista's lineup features Wayne Schrunk and Oscar Hunnicutt. Eighth grade misfortunes include Jessie Strong injuring three bones and Wade Carter breaking an arm. A seventh grade prank involved a live mouse in Miss Clyde Wattenbarger’s pocket by Lynel Berry. The seventh and eighth graders plan a trip to the state legislature on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Wattenbarger
Carter
Salem
Hopville
Buena Vista
Doyle Carter
Doc Mode
Wayne McGowan
James Hanna
Lyle Moore
Joe Mooe
Gerald Baird
Wayne Schrunk
Bill McCann
Raymond McClain
Oscar Hunnicutt
Dee Newton
Raymond Hall
Jessie Strong
Ward Moore
Wade Carter
Hopville School
Clyde Wattenbarger
Lynel Berry
Felix Wattenbarger
R. E. Porterfield
Independence
Gertrude Watzling
Local Residents Attend Weekend Meetings and Visits
The report notes Will Shafer and his parents at Salon Tor for the weekend. Mr and Mrs William Galanos anticipate visitors from Botany and Mrs Glerke and family. A teachers and parents meeting occurred at Hopeville on Thursday. Binat Zielesch Pd Peterean and Postmaster Lacey were among Parker residents visiting this week to attend to municipal matters.
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Salon Tor
Will Shafer Wa
Mra
William Galanos
Bote
Binat Zielesch
Peterean
Lacey Wer
Parker
Bikinwa Nyaltora
Carl DeArmond and Bride Return from Southland Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Carl DeArmond have returned to Saver from an extended honeymoon trip to Los Angeles and California. They drove home with little trouble due to good road conditions. They initially planned a boat trip to Portland but chose to drive. The couple wed a few months ago and left on their southern journey after the nuptial knot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl DeArmond
Saver
Los Angeles
California
Hiacomfort
Portland
Mr and
Will of Mrs Sperling Leaves Estate to Son and Minor Bequests
Albert W. Sperling petitions probate to validate his mother Julia Sperling's will which names him executor and leaves him the entire estate except for $1 gifts to the other children. Mrs H. H. McCluer of Kansas City, a Republican presidential elector, is to announce news to President elect Harding, possibly the only woman in the nation to receive that honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Sperling
Julia Sperling
H. H. McCluer
Kansans City
Harding
United States
Miss Nichols Named Principal at Isabella Thoburn College
Miss Florence L. Nichols of Boston sails from New York to assume duties as principal of Isabella Thoburn College in Lucknow India, the first women’s college in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence L. Nichols
Boston
Sai
New York
Woman's College
Asia
Isabella Thoburn College
Lucknow
India
Woman seeking Detroit domestic job cites need for garage space
A young woman seeking domestic work in Detroit told a housewife she applied to that her requirement is garage space for her automobile, indicating a practical demand tied to the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Quick Facts From An Eccentric Historic Fragment
A jumbled 18th century style collection notes on chintz fashions in Queen Anne’s era, palm sugar chemistry, rug weaving durations, child actor Joseph Jefferson in Pizarro at age three, Russian gold production, and a proverb about lazy cats and bold mice plus a caveat about narrow mindsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
Joseph Jefferson
Russia
Charles H. Patterson Auctioneer
Charles H. Patterson Auctioneer promotes farm sales specialty with long Middle West experience. Advertises livestock and farm equipment pricing and scheduling via Farmers' State Bank and Independence Oregon contact details including residence at 6th and B Streets and P O Box 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Farmers’ State Bank
6Th
P. O
Independence
Ore
Public figure declines interview amid notoriety concerns
An actor identified as K Yeir Bar refused to speak to reporters citing a desire to avoid sensational attention. Observers note the decision shields him from media glare while keeping focus on his performances.
Ambition and the World’s Place in Science
A reflective musing contrasts science’s vast cosmos with human ambition, noting that even grand aims shrink when compared to the universe and the Earth. The prose ponders restraint and the limits of human goals beyond mere locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Earth
Random Historical Inaccuracies and Miscellany Across Subjects
A mosaic of tidbits mentions Carnegie, sleep methods, Oregon production, prune yields, dust explosions, League of Nations funding, a US army division, Fort Riley cavalry plans, London vehicle testing, St Peters floor space, Lake Constance melt risks, and Jefferson and Adams dying on the Declaration’s anniversary, with garbled trailing text.
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C. c P. Ce
Jersey
Oren McElmurry
Henry Goner
Fisher
18Th Street
Singer Sewing Machine
Collins
Independence Realty Company
Office Beever
Main Street
C. J. van Avery
J. R. Cooper
Independence Post Office
C. L. Standinger
Molalla
Oregon
Bert Hilke
W. W. Hill
Phobe Main
Inquire Enterprise
Reaver
Shep
Oregon Normal School
Pendleton
J. H. Ackerman
H. E. Inlow
B. N. Tharp
Suver
Corvallis Independence Road
Luckinmute
Denman & Switzer
Central Clay Products CO
J. A. Wood
Nedford
Archie M. Moore
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Carl D'Armond
Bride
Southland
Charles H.patterson
K Yeir
Andrew Carnegie
League of Nations
Regular Army Division
Fort Riley, Karas
London
St. Peter's
Rome
Lake Constance
Switzerland
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Wilma Percival
JAD
Uy Vowy
Kulla
Lonerete
C. Burton Durdall
Stanley McDonald
Lis. Com Re
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