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Newspaper

Monmouth Herald

Location

Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

4

One year Six months S00 dollar price and 76 cent sale details

A compact entry shows a term of one year and six months with a price of 1.00 and a 76 cent figure for a listed item, reflecting concise cost terms and pricing.

Mrs Mary Hoham Parrish A choir trainer remembered in Dallas

Mrs Mary Hoham Parrish a former Normal faculty member known for guiding the school orchestra and training school orchestra. She worked with parents and the community, organized sings and wartime efforts, and arranged a special Norm letter to soldiers overseas funded by a musical show. She is remembered for her generous spirit and community ties.

Mary Hoham Parrish Dallas Parent Teachers’ Association Hoham

Monument talk and campus crime mix in old column

The column muses on monuments at Jefferson Davis birthplace and a Potsdam Kaiser Bill statue while noting weed control in towns. It cites Chicago murder cases by educated youths and critiques President Butler and Wilson, suggesting a nationwide tour to understand public opinion on prohibition.

Jefferson Davis Kentucky Washington Monument Imperial Palace Potsdam Kaiser Bill Napoleon Teapot Dome University of Chicago Butler Columbia Wilson Chicago Haroun al Rashhid

It Beats the Dutch A Holland Transformation Under Way

Modern electric motors are rapidly taking over the wind's traditional job in Holland. The transformation is under way altering how the land looks and functions, reducing reliance on wind power and reshaping energy use.

Holland

Windmills Replaced by Electric Pumps for Farm Works

Flood waters from the Dyken were to be pumped by windmills to guard low lying fields. When winds failed they loafed, so the switch to electric motors improved pumping and also powered dairy machinery and threshing grain.

Comedy review hints at modernizing Shakespeare

Current Comedy sketches a playful dialogue about updating Shakespeare with modern touches. The scene imagines a clown hurling a venison pie as a humorous device to bridge classic verse and contemporary humor.

Bard of the Backwoods Nostalgic Swing Poem Recalled

The piece recalls a youth spent swinging beneath a maple tree with joyful motion and simple songs. It reflects on aging, memory, and the loss of those carefree hours, urging the reader to cherish breaths from youth before they fade.

Senior Week Events At Normal School Highlight Graduation

Senior Week features include a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J. W. Cabeen at Baptist Church on Sunday June 1 followed by a Christian church banquet on Tuesday June 8 and a school picnic on Thursday June 5 leading to commencement on Friday June 6. Faculty roles list L L Gooding as principal Edith M Clark Eugenia Somers Waldo Zelier and others with R S Derby as director and F B Chambers as clerk.

J. W. Cabeen Baptist Church Christian Church Ll. L. Gooding Prin Edith M. Clark Eugenia H. Somers Waldo C. Zelier Bertha Hall

Class of 1924 Officers and Motto for J

The document lists class members including Marvin Arnold Vesta Beers Grace Bullock Estelle Burnette Lena Burnette Dorothy Clark Mary Conley Georgia Crofoot Henry Egleston Lloyd Gooding Clara Marks Leola Meeker Evan Hartzell Levi Oleman Mary Shropshire Donald Skeen Hardin Smith Elizabeth Tilton David Yergen and Alice Young. The class motto is Finished, Yet Beginning. The class flower is Red Rose and colors Old Rose and Gray.

Dorothy M. Clark Mary Edith Conley Georgia Beatrice Crofoot Henry Clay Egleston Lloyd Adair Gooding Clara B. Marks Leola M. Meeker Evan P. Hartzell Levi L Oleman Mary Ruth Shropshire Donald Skeen Hardin F.,. Smith Elizabeth, Tilton David Yergen Alice May Young

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Thomas & Horton Oregon Monmouth Lumber Company L. W. Waller Mark Twain First National Bank Monmouth, Oregon the Herald Monmouth Richard B. Swenson Current Comedy Gray The Backwoods Greenwood Cottage Cheese Monmouth Market Fred J. Hill Morlan & Son C.c.mulkey & Son Monmouth Wood Co Pollan Bros F. K. Skeen the Sign of the E. B. Arnold Fire and Accident Insurance G. W. Chesebro L. C. Kirby Evangeline Davidson F. A. Magruder F. FE Chambers Reba Powers L. Li. Gooding EK. W. Staats H. C. Shropshire E. W. Staatse A. H. Craven Derby FB. E. Chambers J, Marvin Arnold Vesta V, Beers N. Grace Bullock Estelle M. Burnette Lena E, Burnette
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