Monmouth Heights Residents Share Week of Visits
Monmouth Heights residents and guests figure in a sequence of local notes. Grant Heffley hauled wood home. Mrs. J. P. Walker and granddaughters Helen and Jeanette Marks visited Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Marks of Elkins visited John and Mrs. Walker. Harmon Scott of Lynden Washington visited Ina and Pearl Fishback. M. M. Harvey brought a calf to pasture. A. J. Shipley has lumber for remodeling with Elmer Allen in charge. Len B. Fishback graduates from the State University. Clare Egleston visited friends on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Marks
Elkins
John Walker
Harmon Scott
Lynden
Washington
Ina
Pearl Fishback
M. M. Harvey
North of Monmouth
A. J. Shipley
Elmer Allen
Albert Akerman
Monmouth
Alderman
Don Hamar
Len B. Fishback
The
State University
Len
Monmouth Heights
Clare Egleston
Dallas as Seen by Eminent Portland Man
Dallas, Polk county seat in Western Oregon, hosts 3000 to 4000 residents with railways and industries, including Dallas Machine & Locomotive works and Willamette Valley Lumber. The town emphasizes education with Dallas college and a 20 room high school built in 1912. Ralph Williams, later Oregon Republican leader, rose from Dallas banking to wealth through hops and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Dallas
Polk County
Dallas Machine & Locomotive Works
Southern Pacific Machine Shops
Willamette Valley
Dallas College
Carl Fenton
University of Oregon
France
Ralph Willams
Republican Party
Portland
Salacions
Incew
Hops
Oregon Journal
Hundreds die in Pueblo Colorado flood after cloudburst
Pueblo Colorado endured a catastrophic flood from the upper Arkansas and Fountain rivers that left hundreds dead and thousands homeless. Officials estimate damage from five to sixteen million dollars as rescue and cleanup proceed under martial law with crews clearing streets and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Arkansas
Fountain
Pueblo Manufacturers’ Association
Paul F. Newton
Colorado Floods Sweep Towns and Kill Cattle
Colorado towns east of the Rockies suffer severe floods after cloudbursts. Frederick and Lafayette report three feet of water in streets. Greeley Fort Collins Loveland lose power. hundreds of cattle drown as Coal Creek overflows. Damage and crop loss top 20 million dollars from Canon City to the Kansas line. Colorado leaders urge 20 million relief from the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Frederick
Cole
Greeley
Fort Collins
Loveland
Lafayette
Coal Creek
Canon City
Kansas Line
Pueblo Commercial Club
Governor Shoup
Colorado flood reaches western Kansas plains
Western Kansas reports indicate the Colorado flood is sweeping across the plains, with local railroad officials receiving continuous updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Colorado
Fifteen Million in Interest Paid on Liberty Bonds
The twelfth federal reserve district reports over fifteen million dollars in interest on the first Liberty loan bonds and Victory notes became due and payable. Officials urge investors to cash coupons promptly or reinvest in savings securities, noting uncashed coupons are dead money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
Federal Reserve District
Treasury
Theodore Hardee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grant Heffley
J. P. Walker
Helen and
Jeanette Marks
Salem
Colorady
Congress
Senate
House
Phipps
Hardy
Harding
Weeks
Colon
Oliver H.shoup
United States
Samuel Finley Morse
Aptj
Ten Nations
Paris
Farmers’ State Bank
Northwest
Sions
Ceee
Peewee
Billy Burke
Royal Anne
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