Conference Year Closes at Methodist Episcopal Church
The western section prepares for farewell sermons as nearly two hundred delegates preach. Ministers meet in Hitatero on September 20 for a Week of Conference with many pulpit changes expected. Portland pulpits face vacancies and shifts to place suitable pastors while Independence’s outlook remains uncertain. The local church has built a fine facility with over six thousand dollars spent this year and solid support for the pastor. The new conference year begins October 2 with continued optimism.
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Sarewel
Hitatero
Ette
Ev. DB. Hollingshead
Portland
Salon
Weber
Ouling
Inglett
Monmouth News Highlights From Local Visits and Moves
A stream of visitors and transfers fills Monmouth as J. H. Hawley has his house roof painted by Zook this week. Mr. Bogert travels to Salem to safeguard interests while Mina Crace Hawley visits her grandparents in Amity. Allen Clark buys the Retta Powell property. Eva Butler visits Newberg. Mrs. Bogert trades residence for John Fuller’s five acre farm. F. Mulkey wed in Portland to Mrs. Green and they consider settling in Monmouth. Beckley of Yoncalla eyes local property for a possible normal school site.
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Portland
Mae J. H. Hawley
Hla
Zook
Mr. Stickler
Bogert
Salem
Allen Clark
Retta Powell
Eva Butler
Newberg
John Hale
John Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Deal Mere
Martzog
Corvallis
T. Cartmell
Missie Ovin
Larelia Smith
Newport
Fred Arant
Nehalem Wednearby
Arant
F. ¥. Mulkey
Green
Monmouth
Beckley
Yoncalla
Submarine Mines Planted at Fort Stevens
Fort Stevens hosts extensive submarine mine laying at the river mouth. Electric shore batteries trigger an approaching vessel, causing instant wreckage. Mines can detonate on contact or via remote electric control.
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Port Stevens
Fort Stevens
Shire Cam
Crawford Files for Re Nomination as Attorney General
Republican candidate A M Crawford submits notice for re nomination in Oregon. He claims to have saved the state over 400000 dollars and references Voters Pamphlet pages for First and Second Congressional Districts. Residence listed as 477 Summer Street Salem Oregon.
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Han
First Congressional District
Second Congressional District
A. M. Crawford
Summer Street
Salem
Oregon
Candidate Announces Candidacy for Representative Nomination
Acknowledges a bid for the Democratic nomination in the forthcoming primaries as September 24, 1910, with the candidate listing Lott D Brown as organizer. The filing and party process are contingent on the party's will at the primary.
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Mysolt
Democratic Party
Lott D, Brown
Williams Drug Co Prescription Compounding Ad
A testimonial from Williams Drug Co stresses that a doctor's success relies on precise preparation using fresh, pure drugs. The ad emphasizes their commitment to accurate compounding and quality ingredients.
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Williams Drug Co
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Methodist Bpincopal Church
Monmouth Wews
Polk’s Gazetteer
Oooh City
Orecen Ani
Washington
RL. Polk & CO
Ine, Bontin, Feu” Ai
Kibney
Adrggisi
Ballard’s
Horehound
Dr. Hayrick
James F. Ballard
ST. Lou, Mo
Willams Drug Co
Charles Edward Hicks
For Insurance Protection
Westchester
Fimerican
Insurance Companies of
New York
A. M. Grawford
Butler
Zumwalt
BELL
Tron
Terior
Hallberg & Company
Liberty Street
Salem Madsi¢e CO
Salem, Oregon
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