Monmouth News Notes from Local Correspondents
Monmouth reports cover receipts from Newport and visits by P. L. Campbell from Eugene University. Hop-picking disrupts threshing while several newcomers plan to relocate here. School preparations, home improvements, and small four to five room cottages attract local interest.
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L. A. Robinson
Walter Adams
A. J. Grover
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Boy's 18 Mile Ride for Life Wins New Discovery
A Leesville Indiana boy, guided by family faith, rode 18 miles seeking Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The medicine eased his asthma and brought sleep back at night. Bottles cost 50 cents and a dollar with trial bottles free at A S Look's drug store.
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A.S. Look’s
Harvest news from Suver and nearby towns
Ed Ruef of Salem visits Suver as grain flow continues at the busy local warehouse. Rain delays threshing and hop picking. grain will take another week to thresh. Kept up: merchants, visitors from Portland and Corvallis, plus families moving to Salem and Independence.
Polk County Bank vs Pain Capital: 30000 Pounds Disputed
The record lists Polk County Bank and Pain CAPITAL with a 30000 pound amount. Named individuals include J. H. Hawley P. L. Campbell I. M. Simpson J.B. Butler John B. Stamp J. A. Withrow and F. B. Powell. The text mentions Transat General and a draft cable tied to US availability.
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J. H. Hawley
P. L. Campbell
I. M. Simpson
J.B. ¥. Butler
John B. Stamp
J. A. Withrow
F. 8. Powell
Visiting Burns Family Relates to Suver Trip
The piece notes James Dalton Mra and their children visiting her father Mr Flickenger in Suver after seven years. It discusses alien voting rights and citizen requirements across states, citing reading English and declarations of intention as factors for eligibility. It includes historical examples from Connecticut Mississippi Nebraska and Albany New York.
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Mra
James Dalton
Burns
Mr. Flickenger
Suver
Conneticut
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Mississippi
Nebraska
Albany
New York
Albany judge stance on citizenship precedents outlined
A second judge’s discretion is cited on admitting or rejecting citizenship candidates. The piece argues that those who value understanding American institutions and language may defend the Albany judge's position. An unrelated classified fragment seeks a responsive advertiser in Chicago with salary and travel benefits.
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Albany
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