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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
5
Members of the Monmouth Church report busy Bible School activity and a Children’s Day program. Miss Millie Clark recovered from appendicitis and was sent home from Dallas hospital. Baccalaureate for Monmouth High School graduates set for Lordsday with worship and services planned for the week.
Weekly Industrial Review notes a proposed six days out of seven limit led by church and labor groups affecting streetcar rail and hotel workers. It reports Eugene creamery merger, Sisters of the Good Shepherd building, Grants Pass railroad steel, and Oregon’s growing manufacturing and expo efforts with a host of local projects and industry pressures across the state.
Bakers sighted from the municipal plant. Labor unions picket the Home Telephone Company because a man and a woman are employed who are not union members. The company says ninety percent of its business comes from nonunion citizens. Abstracts prepared by Brown and Sibley, attorneys and abstracters.
The firm operated an iron foundry in Litchfield County before the American Revolution and supplied much of the shot and shell used in the war. The magazine notes the foundry's contribution to early U.S. military needs.
A summons in a foreclosure suit against G. H. Stone and others requests John M. Stone and Mary E. Stone appear by June 15 1914 to answer a complaint seeking 4030 dollars plus interest and costs, with sale of the Monmouth premises and mortgage foreclosure. The Monmouth Herald publishes the notice for six weeks starting May 1 1914. Attorney B F Swope represents the plaintiff.
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