Florida rail profits spark broad Florida outlook
The Atlantic Coast Line stock in Florida hits a new high as profits surge and stockholders exult. Discussions note 8. Davies Warfield of Seaboard Air Line advances a Florida rail link from the West Coast to Palm Beach boosting intercity business and profits. The piece also ponders Florida's growing prosperity and political questions, with scattered notes on elections, goings, and public figures.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Florida
Davies Warfield
Seaboard Air Line
Palm Beach
New York
Jacksonville Journal
Jefferson
Severa
Graduation Announcements Mark Lamron Students’ Year End
Naomi Bunnell hosts an announcement party as Thelma Sunderland is revealed as the graduate. Senior girls discuss graduation dress, while student body elections name Merc Heath as president and Gene Faulkner as vice president. Florence Wolf and Irving Swenson slated to run Lamron next year.
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Atl
Naomi Bunnell
Naomi
Pansy van Housen
Lucy ‘Pittle
Maurine Brown
Thelma Sunderland
Merc
Heath
Otto Petersen
Isabelle Breingan
Peterson
Miss Breiigan
Addie
Lillian Schroeder
Lillian
Lamron
Florence Wolf
Irving Swenson
Miss Wolf
Swenson
Pacific College Students Host Meal After Sports Day
Eleven faculty members traveled by eleven machines to the Rickreaul river bank for a picnic featuring ham and eggs fried in ham grease, coffee, ice cream, and cake. A baseball game followed with Pacific College and Newberg, plus a tennis tourney, ending in defeat for Pacific College. A drinking fountain for the grove was planned as a school gift. student body nominated next year's Norm staff with constitutional amendments allowing editors to appoint assistants.
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Rickreaul
Mrs. Butler
Mies Wood
Babe Ruth
Bowling
Savage
Zeller
Sanders
Dodds
Pacific College
Zellar
Newberg
Kapebedt
Jack Glaser
Fred Beck
O. No. 5
Frances Ann Blake
Helen Kirschner
Helen
Jack
Frances Ann
Studen
Norm
Harold Price
Alice M. Smith
Lilah Hallaway
Frances Blake
Louise Hallyburton
Otto Petersen
Busiess
Students Name Two Cows Gentle and Oscar in Chapel Vote
Harold Price reads a letter from Children’s Farm Home at Corvallis about two Holsteins purchased for the student body. The body votes to name one cow Gentle and considers renaming the other from Oscar to Savage.
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Chapel
Harold Price
Corvallis
Oscar
Savage
Amendments to be posted for ten days before adoption
The motion moved and seconded to accept the report requires amendments to be posted for a ten day period before final adoption. The rule sets a public posting window to ensure transparency and response time before approval.
Court-ordered inheritance gifts girl who saved life
A 1950s tale recounts Anita Ercel of St Paul donating her life saving blood to Mrs William Mor age 76. In return she receives a $200000 estate from Mrs Mor age upon her death, highlighting a remarkable act of bravery and its lasting reward.
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Anita Erce
St. Paul, Minn
Wm. Morage
Rat Snap Exterminator Claims 3 Sizes Kill Rats
Wm. Cook & Sons endorse RAT SNAP as the best rodent exterminator ever used claiming it does all you claim and more. Three sizes are 3 for 6 cents 65 cents and 1.25. It will kill rats and mice without doubt.
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Wm. Cook & Sons
Building Tile Made in Monmouth
Central Clay Products Co promotes building tile and drain tile in all sizes. The copy touts tile and brick as long lasting, low upkeep, and value retaining compared with frame houses, urging inquiries about drain tile options.
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Monmouth
Central Clay Products Co
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Miss Gwynne
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Fourier
Holsum Bread
P. H. Johnson
Fredsen
Geasot
Thelma Thompson
Hickenbottom
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