Country Life Week and Oregon Ed Plan Highlight Regular Portland Letter
Oregon to host Country Life Week February 5 through 10 with County School Superintendents and Commercial Bodies shaping Country Life Education for Oregon Schools. Prizes planned for students in gardening agriculture domestic science hog and poultry raising and manual work with state fair finals. Coast Artillery maneuvers at Fort Stevens and Rose Planting ceremony in Portland also noted along with upcoming Oregon Mining Congress in Baker and possible Chicago Northwest Railway extension to Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Country Life
Oregon
Portland Livestock Interests
Oregon Agricultural College
Salem
Coast Artillery
Fort Stevens
National Guard
James J. Hill
Washington
American Mining Congress
Baker
Chicago & Northwest Railway
Oregon Coast
William A. Gardner
Northwest
Lewiston
Northern Pacific
North Bank
Commencement Program at Oregon Normal School
The program lists an invocation by Rev. W. A. Wood, choral numbers including Lovely Appearance and Now the Day Is Over, scripture reading Elijah, an address, and benediction by Dr. H. Chas Dunsmore with the U. N. S. Chorus and performers Grace Davis Katie Dunsmore and Madame Schumann Heink (Victor).
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Lovely
Gounod Solow
Miss Grace Davis
Katie Dunsmore
U. N.S
Class Day Programme Features Student Performances
The program lists Miss Louise McAlpin leading history, Miss Jessie Hyde giftatory, Miss Catherine Gentle and Miss Hazel Bohannon in violin ceremony, Hawley Solo The Sweetest Flower That Blows, and the 8. Girls' Glee Club performing Optimist and Pessimist and a class will song.
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Jessie Hyde
Catherine Gentle
Hazel Bohannon
Hawley
O.N
Girls’ Glee Club
O. N
Glee Club
Glee Club and Diploma Day Recital Event
The program on February 6 includes motto Esse quam vederi colors red and white and a red carnation flower. Miss Jessie Hyde Miss Alice Morrison Miss Lexie Strachn and Mr Albert Sacre serve as officers with Miss Queen Linn and Miss Hazel Bohannon. The class oration KashmirI Indian Love Lyrics by Rev W A Gueffroy N 8 Girls Glee Club performs Barcarolle and Slumber Boat. Diplomats presentation anchored by Supt L R Alderman with O N S Chorus and accompanist Miss Blanche Fridd.
Struggle for Coos Bay Territory Rights of Way
Contending influences fight for access rights of way in the Coos Bay area. Strawberry plants priced at 80 cents a hundred in the Monmouth greenhouse. Bell phone 55 listed. A special Christian Endeavor program follows Sunday church services at 7:00 PM inviting all to attend.
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Coos Bay Territory
Monmouth
Bell
The
Christian Church
Normal School Notes on February commencement events
The community is invited to Baccalaureate on Sunday February 4 at 11 a.m. Class Day on Monday February 5 at 2 p.m. and Commencement on Tuesday February 6 at 10:30 p.m. Governor West will deliver the address, Supt. Alderman will present diplomas, and Miss Harlan directs all music. Final exams run Wednesday to Friday, with second semester starts February 13. A Trade Carnival for February Seniors is Friday at 8 p.m. in Assembly Hall with a store drill and prizes. admission is ten cents.
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H. Chas. Dunsmore
Governor West
L. R. Alderman
Miss Harlan
The
Herald
Board of Regents
Monmouth
Olcott
Alderman
Marvin
Col. Hofer
Maier
Ackerman
Oregon City
Assembly Hall
Lyceum
Dudley Buck Concert Company
Normal Assembly Hall
Hero
Dudley Buck Company
Frank J. Smith
Verdi
Jesse L. Gaynor
Donizetti
Dudley Buck
Babylon
W. H. Neidlinger
Atilla
Jessie L
Gaynor
Philip Kobbe
Denmark
Grange Meeting Plans for February Sessions
The Monmouth Grange schedules meetings in February with sessions on Saturday February 10 at 1 30 PM and Friday February 23 at 7 30 PM The agenda centers on orchard topics soil topography cultivation spraying pruning and related planning including varieties rotation and home garden essentials.
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Monmouth Grange
Debate at Monmouth High School on Direct Legislation
A debate will be held in the Monmouth High School assembly room at 8:00 P M on February with the Dallas and Monmouth High School debating teams. The topic is resolved that direct legislation should be more generally adopted by the states of the United States. Admission is 15 cents. Inquiries at this office.
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Monmouth High School
Dallas
United States
Haik
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Oregon Normal School
W. A. Wood
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Madame Schumann Heink
Victor
H. Chas
Dunsmore
W. A. Gueffroy
Louise McAlpin
Miss
Miss Lexie Strachan
Esse
Miss Jessie Hyde
Alice Morrison
Miss Lexie Strachn
Albert Sacre
Queen Linn
Miss Hazel Bohannon
Nevin
Finden
Miss Blanche Fridd
Oswald West
Tsies of Hoffman
Offenbach
Watson
O. N.S
the Grange
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