Monmouth High Notes Open With Full Attendance
The school reopened Monday with near full attendance as faculty resumes regular classes. The death of Freshman Robert Dawes shocked students, and his funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with a full student turnout. Wednesday night the basketball team hosted Silverton, losing as expected, amplifying calls for a new gym.
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Robert Dawes
Silverton
Leon Phillips
Barnies
Velma Strain
Sassie Susies
Dorothy Partridge
Learn to sew in six to eight weeks class
Sewing instruction offered in six to eight weeks using latest methods. Thorough instruction and reasonable terms. Classes now forming under Mrs. Ross Creglow. Call or write for catalog and full information at 1253 State St Salem Oregon.
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Ross Creglow
State St
Salem
Oregon
Men's Suede Slippers and Boots Sale Ad
Clearance sale lists men’s suede slippers at 2.85 from values to 3.75 and men’s rubber boots at 4.45 from 5.00. Also highlights high top shoes 12 to 16 inch tops at 5.95 from 10.00 and men’s rubbers 0.95 from 1.35 and SieBBER boot at 39.00.
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Siebber
Normal School Guests Visit Monmouth Campus
Representatives Fuller and Bratch er toured the Normal School to assess student needs and met the student body in chapel. Professor Gentle, aided by a cane, is improving and plans to resume classes Monday. Portland defeated the Normal 32 to 15 in basketball, with another game scheduled tonight against Pacific College.
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Fuller and Bratcher
Monmouth
Chapel
T. H. Gentle
Lapps Contented With Few Creature Comforts
A Baltimore Sun summary notes the Lapps, a Mongol branch in Sweden, live nomadically with reindeer. They use simple camps, vary homes, and in autumn mark young reindeer with the owner’s name. A Lapp can distinguish his reindeer among many in the herd.
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Sweden
Baltimore Sun
Humble Prayer for Honest Life and Quiet Conscience
A column from the Herrington Sun asks for guidance to live honestly and simply. The speaker requests faithfulness in daily work, a clear conscience at night, and fairness to others, wishing strength to avoid tainted money and to keep youthful kindness toward children and patience toward the elderly, ending with a wish for a brief exit and a modest epitaph.
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Llea
Herrington
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