TAME GAME LOST BY GRAND RONDE
The Oregon Normal basketball team defeated the Grande Ronde Indians 37 to 29 on their home floor Tuesday night. The game was clean with sportsmanlike play and a late surge by the normals’ first string. Smith led the home team with 10 points. Rowe Ray Beck Condit Nelson contributed in the balanced effort.
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Oregon Normal
Grande Ronde Indians
Indians
Normals
Meador
Smith
Rowe
Ray
Beck
Condit
Nelson
Simmona
Hudwen
Byers of
Independence
Tess of the Storm Country at Normal School program
A Saturday program notes Mary Pickford film Tess of the Storm Country with regular prices and 7 30 show time. The Normal School literary societies host a chapel event for the public. Prof Beattie spoke at an Eugene dinner about normal school challenges. Professors Bowling Schutte and Frangeen to judge Falls City Wallan debate game.
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Tess of the Storm Courtry
Mary Pickford
Normal School
W. G. Beattie
Eugene
Oregon Normal School Club
University of Oregon
Anchorage
Prof. Beattie
Bowling
Schutte
Frangeen
Falls City
Quest for health not a success
Mark P. Guilliams died January 27 in Salem hospital after rheumatism treatment. Born June 24, 1878 in Ida county Idaho he lived in Iteno Nevada most of his life. Unmarried he is survived by two sisters Mrs Boche and other relatives.
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Mark. P. Guilliams
N. S. Bowie
Salem Hospital
Ida County
Idaho
Iteno
Nevada
Guilliams
Boche
Senior of Miller Dies at Newberg
U S G Miller, oldest of the Miller Mercantile founders, died at his Newberg home after a long illness. The Miller firm originated with two cousin pairs and two Miller brothers born in Nebraska. Roy Miller of McMinnville and George and Fred Miller of Portland led the company with headquarters in Portland. Funeral arrangements hung until brothers located. burial followed at Monmouth cemetery with Dr H C Dunsmore officiating.
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U. S
Oregon
Roy Miller
McMinnville
George
Fred Miller
Portland
Bee Wallace
Beaver
Warren Guilliams
Monmouth
Berle Guillame
Chico
California
Reno
Guilliamsa
Europe
H. C. Dunsmore
Independence
A Decision Day on City Sewers Plan Vote
A plan for a city sewer system faces a crucial election next Tuesday. The article argues adoption will mark a division point in progress and urges informed civic judgment rather than blind opposition.
Monmouth Sewer Question to be Decided Tuesday
A citywide sewer vote will decide a $5,000 general bond issue to fund trunk sewers and disposal with the Normal School pledging $10,000. Lateral costs around $30,000 will be assessed per frontage, depth, and corner rules, with septic tank disposal northeast of the city.
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Monmouth
Yolert
Main Street
Whitman Street
Yellow Candle Light premieres at Guild theater
The Emerald reports University of Oregon’s Yellow Candle Light a new musical fantasy by Fergus Reddie and Perry Avant. It premieres tomorrow night produced and acted by students with a 16 voice chorus and a dedicated orchestra.
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Monmouth
Emerald
University of Oregon
Guild Theater
Fergus Reddie
Perry Avant
Jury Duty in Federal Court Portland Panel Chosen
VanLoan of Monmouth and E E Tripp of Independence serve on a Portland federal jury during February. The second half panel replaces the exhausted first half. Jurors are not seated for all cases and may return home on weekends as cases arise and guilty pleas are entered when requested by juries.
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VanLoan
Monmouth
E. E. Tripp
Independence
Portland
Monmouth Considers Sewer Improvements After Narrow Defeat
Citizens are urged to study sewer needs as a renewed interest grows after the last election failed by few votes. A mass meeting is set for Monday at the Community House with city hall inquiries encouraged for clarity on the project.
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Monmouth
Community House
Commercial club elects new officers and starts budget drive
The Commercial club convened in city hall January 27 after an adjournment from January 20 and elected E. M. Ebbert as president R. B. Swenson as vice president Fred Hill as secretary and treasurer Ira Powell Jeff Ayers and B. F. Butler as executive committee members The group planned monthly evening meetings with dinners and formed a budget plan and a five dollar minimum for a membership drive led by F. E. Chambers and H. W. Morlan to solicit local businessmen.
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Commercial Club
City Hall
E. M. Ebbert
R. B. Swenson
Fred Hill
Ira ©. Powell
Jeff Ayers
B. F. Butler
Clares Powell
E. Jones
F. J. Hill
F. E. Chambers
H. W. Morlan
Triangle debate Friday in Falls City and Dallas
School events note a Friday January 30 debate on the merits of a strong third party with Falls City and Monmouth teams exchanging affirmatives and negatives. The town invites the public with no admission.
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Falls City
Dallas
Monmouth
United States
Robert Hall
Opal Wedekind
Earle Stewart
Cecil Poole
Squatter's rights over weeds sparks civ pride debate
Citizens discuss turf control as local weeds take root in vacant plots. The opinion piece argues that pride lies not in street frontage but in exercising a practical right of way for flora to flourish and be managed by community effort.
Rival teams mocked by Portland crowd after loss
Delicate taunts arose when visiting athletes attended a local event at the Normal School. Ralph Hargett queried who runs the Portland store as the visitors left, and the crowd offered only brief, silent commentary after the episode.
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Monmouth
Ralph Hargett
Portland
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