20 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
1
Portland readers are invited on an excursion to Eugene organized by local officials. The venture aims to showcase regional sites, with plans coordinated by city groups and transportation partners.
Pervland Oregon February 17 Interest in Oregon development conventions grows with Eugene gathering February 19. Delegates travel by special trains from Medford Grants Pass Jacksonville Salem Albany Coos Bay Portland Roseburg Corvallis and western Willamette Valley to attend. Conference features 1:30 PM program at the Opera House with onward plan to Eugene Commercial Club.
Lester FE. Stone, earlier reported from California on perjury charges, faced trial this week. The jury disagreed on a verdict and in a second attempt the case was dismissed by nonsuit.
Naomi Stengel thanks Mrs. M. Stine for flour sent to Portland poor. She notes the flour reached a home with almost nothing to eat and laments the helpers’ inability to work. She fears cold weather, hunger, and sickness, and hopes for spring’s warmth.
Himes Engineering Company of Dallas Oregon offers surveying and subdivision services with guaranteed workmanship and prompt response. Contact 502 for details and estimates.
The Normal basketball team defeated Philomath College in a one sided game and a new gymnasium is nearing completion with dedication planned for February 28. L P Gilmore spoke on the fly as disease carrier and methods to control it. Byron Troubadours to appear March 7 at the Assembly Hall with extensive ensemble talents and favorable press notices from Phoenix Denver and Exeter.
For sale full blooded Ancona eggs suitable for hatching. Price is $1.50 per setting of 15. Seller: W. A. Gueffroy. Located at 23rd.
Leslie Riddell left town with two cars loaded with about 220 Angora goats, all registered stock. He bought into a 4000 acre ranch near Fort Worth from Mr. McCarthy, secretary of the National Mohair Grower's Association, who will manage the venture with legal duties handled by Mr. McCarthy.
Normal High School boys raced to a 43 to 3 win over Philomath after a close junior showdown 12 to 11. Edgar Sacre led with 6 baskets and 5 fouls, Ranie Burk added 7 baskets, Claybaugh 5, Morlan 1, while Bell went scoreless.
The Calif ornia Jubilee Quartet features John C Payne a double voiced singer with lyric soprano and baritone range. He shifts voices mid song surprising audiences and delivering a soprano up to D above the staff before returning to a strong baritone in encore.
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