Monmouth News Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Events
Ed Turner visited Salem on business while Mr. Noble of Portland and Mr. White of Masters near Oregon City were in town. Aryel Butler’s house work completed. J M Conklin of Goldendale visited. Evangelical Association holds services as debt is paid off. Football notes include Monmouth beating Independence fifteen to nothing and the Normal and O S N 3 teams preparing for upcoming games. Veterans, teachers, and local residents attend gatherings, with travel and theater plans noted. The excerpt also covers a tax tránh of Hall's Catarrh Cure advertising and local theft news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. N. Shupp
Portland
The
Evangelion Association
Local Health Notices and Travel Update
John Wolverton remains very low while Mrs. C G Fisher is ill. Mr and Mrs S D Coats return from Yreka California last week. J J Russell is sick with erysipelas.
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John Wolverton
C. G. Fisher
Mrs. S. D. Coats
Yreka
Cal
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