Oregon Normal graduates accept teaching posts statewide
Ninety of ninety nine graduates from Oregon State Normal School have taken teaching positions across Oregon. Another nine have offers pending. The class is largely young women, with strong attendance and total enrollment above eight hundred. The institution reports high prestige for its graduates and cooperative work with agriculture colleges and the state.
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Oregon State Normal School
Achion
Oregon
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Onan
Oregon Normal
Mriculliora College
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Local Residents Visit and Nearby News in Monmouth Heights
Monmouth area residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. William Riddell and W J Stockholm from Monmouth were in the vicinity on Tuesday while H S Partwood and L H Treat also visited the Heights. Pearl and Ina Fishback attended Len Fishback’s Hillsboro wedding last Wednesday. Grover Mattison and Robert Ground from Independence hauled gravel here. Leonard Warton of Salem met with the Riddell brothers on business Wednesday. Ed Riddell rode as a passenger to Portland Saturday. Julia Hamar of Hillsboro visited in Monmouth with Don Hamar and family. Mr and Mrs Dwight Hoague of Marion visited Mrs Hoague’s parents, Mr and Mrs D M Calbreath. Mrs Luetta Johnson and sons Earl and Raymond of Elkins visited Ina Fishback. Fred Hill of Monmouth and Gus Miller of Independence were seen in the neighborhood last week. Mr and Mrs Newt Davis visited Sunday with Mrs Davis’ parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Lefever. George Heck is building a new poultry house. FOR SALE Used 5 foot Milwaukee mower in good condition cheap. Sloper Bros and Cockle 17-8
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William Riddell
Monmouth
W. J. Stockholm
H. S. Partwood
L. H. Treat
Heights
Pearl
Ina Fishback
Len Fishback
Hillsboro
Grover Mattison
Robert Ground
Independence
Leonard Warton
Salem
Riddell Bros
Ed. Riddell
Portland
Julia Hamar
Don Hamar
Dwight Hoague
Marion
Newt
Davis
Frank Lefever
George Heck
Logan Price Cut to 24 Cents in Salem Cannery
Logan price cuts headline Salem market as Hunt Bros withdraw from processing due to an oversized loganberry crop. Oregon Packing Co lowers from 3 to 2 1/2 cents per pound. growers receive 1 1/4 cents after picker pay, with crates and costs extra. Cherries start heavy run. growers warn of 25 percent loganberry loss without relief.
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Salem
Hunt Bros
Cannery
Oregon Packing Company
Buena Vista Retired Clerk Replaced in Local Election
Mrs. Moore Getty died at her Buena Vista home after a long confinement to illness tuberculosis. Frank Fisher joined the Independence ball team and traveled to Brownsville for a winning game. Lester Murphey was elected school clerk succeeding R. E. Prather who did not seek another term. Ed Buck and his wife left for Klamath Falls but were turned...
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Frank Fisher
Independence
Brownsville
Lester Murphey
R. E. Prather
Ed. Buck
Klamath Falls
Notes From Ashland and Nearby Visits and Travel
Residents recount travel mishaps and gatherings as roads hinder outings. Campsites at Ashland welcomed friends and relatives, with social events including Bible quotations, strawberry cream, and taffy pulling parties. Visitors extended to Salem and Albany areas with hospital visits and family gatherings noted around Moscow, Independence, and Bremer ton.
Local residents and visitors note community events in Independence
Mrs Leigh Douglas of Eugene, once a teacher at Elkins, visited the A Z Tedrow family. W H Harman returned from Netarts after canning clams. Families from Pedee and Independence were on weekend visits. Nikine people seen in Independence. A W Harman and others traveled to Salem for Violet Tedrow. Farmers busy with hay and barn repairs. Boy Scouts held final summer meeting. Falls City rough riding show attended by J W Johnson and others.
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Leigh Douglas
Eugene
Elkins
A. Z. Tedrow
Douglas
Gladys Carson
W. H. Harman
Netarts
Ray Pitzer
H. H. Brant
South Independence
Joe Tetherow
L. Schrider
Boy Scouts
H. W. Hannum
Salem
J. W. Johnson
Falls City
Freezing Preserves Strawberries and Fruits for Months
The article explains freezing fruit and vegetables to prevent germ activity that causes decomposition. It cites Popular Science Monthly noting that freezing to temperatures as low as 10 degrees Fahrenheit and storing at not above 14 degrees keeps fruits like strawberries grapes and tomatoes for several months.
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Department of Agriculture
Popular Science Monthly
Dark toll of war era amid global losses and future fears
Fragmented text discusses enormous wartime death tolls and social impacts. It mentions millions dead directly or from war related causes, with references to productivity, births, and long term demographic effects. The passage notes concern over future stability and population changes driven by conflict.
Walking as a Joke In The City Streets
The piece reflects on walking as a social spectacle and the stigma of moving awkwardly. The narrator notes eccentric passers by glare and question why anyone would accept clumsy steps or seek a different pace, while friends tease and resist change to walking norms.
Evelyn Pass and the Counters of Comal hm pe COONS Nn
The fragment mentions Evelyn Pass, a high official tied to the path of tune and a deputy role, with references to Canadian and Vineland. It lacks clear dates, places, or events to verify a coherent news item.
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Evelyn Pass
Comal
Avelvy
Duehewe
Deviiraliten
Ils
Exellent Tye Koyvornie Kellerry
Danehler
Path of Tune
Flowne
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local events
Fragmentary text references places such as Monmouth and The Woodlands and names like Connie. Details are garbled. no coherent event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
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Kodak
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Court House
Salem, Oregon
Monmouth Heights
Sloper Bros. & Cockle
Buena Vista
Cord
Buck
Ashland
F. P. Grounds
Momailay
Alma Wells
Adnot
Salem Hospital
Charley Hall
Gladys
Moscow
Idaho
Marjorie Reynolds
John Rittner
Pedee
Nikine Peopl
A. W. Harnam
T. Fi Cronk
Frank Loughary
G. B. Jones
BE. A. Todd
Violet
Glen Harman
Greanwadd Givity
Catia
Strwart
May
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Wwe
Prout
Fiji
Alec Tylor
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Tibet
New Yorker
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