Commencement Season At Oregon Normal School 1819
The Oregon Normal School announces a busy commencement week from June 14 to June 18 featuring President Ackerman's breakfast, the Junior Prom, Baccalaureate by Dr. Willard, alumni events, and the Senior Play Josephine Hammond's Everywoman's Road with proceeds aiding the Memorial Fund. Governor Olcott may attend the dedication of a new memorial on campus.
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First Congregational Church
Portland
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T@aday
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Miss Parrott
Miss Sehuette
Miss Anderson
Misa Taylor
Miss McIntosh
Monmouth Training School
Miss Arbuthnot
Independence Training School
Reed
Morfan's
Nostalgic Recap of School Operetta and Thanks to Helpers
A reminiscence of a school operetta directed by teachers and assisted by Miss Schuette Miss Taylor and Miss Anderson. Pupils designed costumes dyed with tissue paper and created stage settings under Mr Gilmore's guidance. The note thanks parents Juniors and others for support and highlights nonmonetary achievements beyond proceeds.
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Ertile
Miss Schuette
Miss Taylor
Miss Anderson
Uncle Sam's Hat
Board of Censors
Mr. Gilmore
Death Summons For Miss Emma Parker
Emma Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Av Parker died at home in Monmouth last Tuesday morning after months of illness due to tuberculosis. Born near Day ton August 8 1895 she moved with her parents to Monmouth 17 years ago and grew up active in church school and bank service. She joined the Christian church at age ten and led in choir and debates. She joined First National Bank six and a half years ago rising to Assistant Cashier before her illness forced resignation. Funeral was held at the Christian church Wednesday afternoon with many friends in attendance.
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Av Parker
Portland
Miss Parker
Dayton
Yamhill County
Monmouth
Christian Church
iFirst National Bank
W. P. Morris
Monmouth High School Graduates List for Tonight
Twenty members of the Monmouth high school graduating class will complete their labors tonight. Names listed include Hugh M. Bell Mabel Crosby William J Crab West Helen de Armond George Everett Evans William M. Harvey Florence Lacey Laura Marie Larson Hope McDonald Glen Mc Neil Bernice McKinney Donna Mason James Denzel Moore Clay Eugene Moreland Beatrice Pierce Francis Pyle Imogene Richards Paul Arthur Sayre Dean D Sebl ers Gladys Isabell Wilson.
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Monmouth High School
Hugh M. Bell
Mabel Crosby
William J. Crab
West Helen de Armond
George Everett
Evans
William M. Harvey
Florence Lacey
Laura Marie Larson
Hope McDonald
Glen McNeil
Bernice McKinney
Donna Mason
James Denzel Moore
Clay Eugene Moreland
Beatrice Pierce
Francis Pyle
Imogene Richards
Paul Arthur Sayre
Dean D. Seblers
Gladys Isabell Wilson
Advice to Graduates From Rev. Peter Conklin
Rev. Peter Conklin urged high school graduates to value youth, pursue lifelong learning, and build character. He emphasized bodily health, disciplined study especially in mathematics, and temperance, warning that youth cannot be recalled once wasted and urging actions that lead to lasting achievement.
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Peter Conklin
Evangelical Church
Conklin
Hoags Spend Three Day Visit at Father Cal Breaths
Mr and Mrs Dwight Hoag who atead school at Marion took advantage of Friday's vacation for a three day visit at Father Cal breaths.
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Dwight Hoag
Marion
Father Calbreaths
Snap Shots Along The Back Track
Humorous note from Monmouth Herald readers missing their editor's wife for weeks. Mrs Swenson travels from Portland to Wilmot Wisconsin and shares travel impressions en route, mentioning berth 13 and fellow passengers, a funeral in Albany, and scenes through Cheney and Spokane with pine and orchard views.
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Monmouth Herald
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Portland
Northern
Asche
Albany
Miss Montage
Pennsylvania
Bluffs
Spokane
Capitol Dome Painted to Prevent Metal Decay
The United States Capitol dome in Washington is repainted every few years to keep it in excellent condition. Forty painters work for three months, using over five thousand gallons of paint for a single coat to prevent disintegration of the metal surface.
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United States Capitol
Washington
Capitol Dome
Polk County Votes Bonds in Quiet Election
In Monmouth voters approved all major bond measures with narrow defeat for the lieutenant governor proposal. County bonds passed 170 to none. statewide results show the five million reconstruction bonds defeated, Roosevelt highway carried 2 to 1, and irrigation bonds approved.
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Monmouth
Reconstruction
Oregon
Rough Crossing Through Montana and Idaho to Butte
Passenger journal describes long mountain tunnels and a mile long pass near Pend Oreille, wintery air, and sparse grazing. In Missoula and Deer Lodge the terrain hosts lumber yards, fences, and a penitentiary. The train nears Butte at 7:40 pm with high mountains and sand and sage brush beyond.
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Garrison
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Butte
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