Normal School funding bill advances in Polk count
President Sanders attended Salen Wednesley where a bill proposing 72000 dollars for additional maintenance at the Normal School was approved and sent to the Polk county delegation for legislature introduction. The week features college events, dances, and social visits with faculty guests and a dormitory visit by Mrs. Garland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Salen Wednesley
Polk Cawaty
M. Garland
Lebanon
Mes. Allen, Hunter
Islandity
Charles Hunter
Wallown
Charles Shelton
Baker and Mire
Tan McClelland
Salem
Mra
Melelland
Miss Todd
Governor appoints John H. Fuller Ashland Regent
The governor names John H. Fuller of Ashland to succeed Judge Coke as regent. Judge Coke previously resided in Marshfield at appointment and has since moved to Portland.
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John H. Fuller
Ashland
Judge Coke
Marshfield
Portland
Two Weddings in a Week in Portland and Vancouver
Mia J. V. Webber and her daughter Mins Jessie Webber traveled from Monmouth to Portland then Vancouver where Mins married Gerald Towne Kemper. The couple plans Colorado ranch life after a California journey, with Pearl Conkey and Claude extending best wishes.
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Mia. J. V. Webber
Portland
Mins Jessie Webber
Newburg
Big City
Vancouver
Gerald Twon Kemper
Colorado
California
Nevada
Monmouth
Newberg
Herald
Grange Installations Highlight Polk County Event Adendums
Polk County Grange activities center on installations led by State Master George Palmiter of Hood River as 65 officers of five Granges McCoy Oak Grove Buena Vista Suver and Monmouth are inducted. Other notes cover Luver Grange meeting and Polk County Pomona Grange program at Brush College with fifth degree class.
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Polk County
George Palmiter
Hood River
McCoy
Oak Grove
Buena Vista
Suver
Monmouth
Corydon Blodgett
Arthur Utley
Brush College
P. O. Powell
W. F. McCall
Monmouth Grange
Luver Grange
Pomona Grange
Annual Meeting a Happy Event at Commercial Club
The Commercial club hosts a well attended Ladies Night at Odd Fellows hall with 102 plates served. P H Johnson chairs and outlines plans for 1925 including roads, markers, and municipal improvements funded by bonds and local taxes.
Monmouth Star 1907 issue with local ads and notices
Monmouth Star dated April 12 1907 shows twelve issues printed with later the Herald began in September. Advertisers include Chase Daniel Johnson Robinson Riggs Bogert Hosner Bridwell Craven Acorn Perkins Griffa force and others. Items note Chris Cummings buys Boothby place Chance Mulkey visits family raspberries planted R N Poole works in Newport an athletic entertainment boxing bouts and local tradesman deals.
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L. E. Olden
Herald
Monmouth Star
Monmouth
the Star
Monmouth Herald
P. E. Chase
S. M. Daniel
Johnson & Robinson
T. A. Riggs
E. Bogert
E. N. Hosner
Bridwell & Craven
the Acorn
Normal Book Store
L. S. Perkins
C. G. Griffa
City Water
City Water and Plumbing; A. N. Halleck
Joseph Radek
Graham & Son
Polk County Bank
J. H. Moran
V. C. Boots
C. E. Force
Chris Cummings
Dallas
Boothby Place
Chance Mulkey
Pleasant Hill
R. N. Poole
Newport
Civic Club Meeting Preview at High School
The Civic Club plans a Friday session in the high school building where Mrs Selutte will address the group. Mr Landers discusses Normal School issues and notes how the Golden Rule shapes politics and business, citing Stadtler hotel founder’s customer always right policy and its impact.
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CLV
Cmos
Civic Club
Selutte
Cclub
West Side
Landers
Stadtler
Creamery Record Exhibits Growth At Monmouth Co op
The Monmouth Co operative creamery reports 1924 butter fat of 471 765 pounds producing 465 405 pounds of butter up 31 850 pounds from 1923. Butter sales reached 188 362 dollars with total creamery sales 198 552 dollars and with warehouse sales 250 627 dollars. Wages paid 10 069 dollars and operating expenses 26 010 dollars. warehouse expenses 3 783 54 dollars and warehouse earnings 52 596 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Co-operative Creamery
Sale of J. B. Stump Lot To W. J. Mulkey This Week
Guy Deming reports the sale this week of a lot from J. B. Stump to W. J. Mulkey. Mulkey plans a companion residence this summer beside C. C. Mulkey’s bungalow. E. N. Keeney and wife left for Martinez California visiting relatives including Elbert Pettersen with a four to six week vacation. Grange meeting attendees exchange rubbers with Mrs. E. Rogers after mismatched sizes.
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Guy Deming
J. B. Stump
W. J. Mulkey
C. C. Mulkey
Mr. Mulkey
E. N. Keeney
Martinez
California
Elbert Pettersen
Grange
Visitor From North Describes Alaska Marvels
Henry R. Miller of Alaska visits his daughter Ruth Miller at Birchwood near Anchorage. He works as a railroad station agent on the Seward to Fairbanks line. He notes extreme summer days, prolific berry bushes, and berry gathering picnics by travelers and locals. He mentions a winter at forty below zero and plans a six month Southern California vacation.
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Henry R. Miller
Alaska
Ruth Miller
Loy
Alaskan
Mr. Miller
California
Con
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Mixa Levelle Wood
Miny Moore
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Michigan
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Japan
President Coole
Harlan FP. Stone
Supreme Court
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Conkey and
Claude
By Satterfield
Sarre el Tai
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J. 8. Conkey
L. E. Kirby
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Valsetz
Francis Brown
Independence
Commercial Club
Odd Fellow's Hall
Sivier
P. H. Johnson
Elkins
King’s Valley
Cooper Hollow
Falls City
F. O’rourke
Peck
Florence Home Gerke
Federated Women's Clubs
J. S. Landers
Miss Peterson
Normal Music Department
H. W. Morlan
Normal School
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Ira C. Powell
West Side Highway Association
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Washington
Court of St. James
London
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Artie Burkhead
Wilford Belshe
Ray Shute
Glenn Work
David Hampton
Dundee
Charles Herren
Harvey Robinson
Airlie
A. N. Halleck
Woodmen’s Hall
Callron
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