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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
4
Craven's ad this week highlights local chatter. Visitors travel through McMinnville and Monmouth as residents host relatives from Portland Corvallis Dallas and Michigan. Community events include the Entre Nous Club at Cupids Knoll and Sells Floto shows in Dallas with the baby elephant.
Local Pasco shop debuts a brand new harness cut reflecting current style trends. The release highlights fit, durability, and vintage influences shaping the fall lineup.
Nine automobiles carrying 44 Albany businessmen and citizens traveled through the area yesterday to advertise Albany July 4 celebrations marking the completion of the Oregon Electric line to Albany. They plan a rousing time and expect a strong turnout.
The tribes of central Australia are among the last primitive races. They are nomads wandering vast deserts hunting with spear and boomerang. They live in tree huts, lack household utensils, count on fingers to ten, decorate rocks, and have distinctive but simple art. They show fixed marriage prejudices and strong social conventions.
A sentry tests a new recruit who hands over his rifle and is insulted by an officer. The recruit draws a knife and threatens to kill for the rifle, prompting the officer to return the weapon as a safety precaution. The incident appears in A Little Tiger's War Diary by C. W. Bardeen.
Notice is given that John McCaleb is administrator of Mary E McCaleb deceased, in Polk County Oregon. All claims must be presented with vouchers to the administrator at his Monmouth residence within six months from May 3 1912. Attorney B F Sworn.
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