Local and Personal News From Monmouth Area
Portland visitors include A N Walsh and G H Baird while Salem guests include R H Savoy and Miss Nunel Newman. The Monmouth Creamery produced 19 982 pounds of butter in May. The town council met to discuss a Home Telephone franchise and granted a limited permit with conditions while a petition circulated against any franchise for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Savoy
Salem
G. H. Baird
Portland
Monmouth
C. M. Bomer
E. P. Weir
Hotel Hampton
Messrs
Rice and
Hanna
Home Telephone Company
Independence
Main Street
Local notes from Monmouth Heights and nearby
Sunday visits and trips mark the week in Monmouth Heights. Elmer Griffith and Mrs. Clark visit county seat. Ed Rogers travels to Falls City. William Fishback, working in Dallas, spends Sunday at home. Dr. Butler from Independence responds to a summons. Mrs. Swearingen and children shop in Herald city. A. Griffith receives visitors. Two Raike brothers and James Goodman work on the road to Dallas. Jay and Roy Clark return from Monmouth work to visit mother Mrs. Ky. Clark. Misses Lawna and Addie Clinton finish hop yard work in Airlie and return home. Havel and Fern Johnson return from L. Damon’s hop yard. Tom Osborne and family move to Deve Dove’s place. Osborne helps with wood hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunel Newman
Wm. Fugute
Salem
Cass Riggs
Molk County
Messrs
Zook and
Wheeler
Frank Murdock
Frank
Beula Twiliger
W. W. Newnan
Montague
Shasta Valley
California
H. W. Lucas
Ethel
Iva
Corvallis
Airlie
G. H. Stone
Stone
Elmer Griffith
BE. Clark
Ed Rogers
Falls City
William Fishback
Dallas
Dr. Butler
Independence
the Heights
Lawna
Addie Clinton
Havel
Fern Johnson
L. Damon's
Administrator's Notice of Rachel Newman Estate
The County Court of Polk County Oregon has appointed HH. A. Newman administrator of Rachel Newman deceased and he has qualified. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator at Monmouth Oregon within six months from the notice date, first published May 20 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Newman
Polk County
Oregon
Monmouth
Winning Trick Involves Bets On Steamship Race
A captain famed for an old slow steamer bets huge sums on repairs boosting speed to race back to England. He wins big as rivals face delays and his ship reaches first, netting thousands for his owners and paying off his gambling losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
Bullist
England
Chen
Hiaswell
A Dangerous Traitor and the Pechantre Conspiracy
A historical tale recounts a painter Pechantre accused of treason while dining at an inn. A paper reading Here will RI) the khig sparks police action as witnesses test the plot and the conspirator faces severe inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Peelwpie
Gleaming Eye
Pedhantre
Blu
Uechautre
Weniis
Nero
Letome
Monsivir
Honest Mistake and the Cautious Kind in Daily Life
A New England girl confesses a mental arithmetic blunder at school causing distress, while a hotel stenographer’s notes raise questions about privacy and caution. The snippets also include musings on truth, quiet waters revealing truth, and a remark about ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ike Blin
Wong
New York Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. N. Walsh
C. D. Cook
John Miller
W. W. Yates
Drain
Fred Zook
T. J. Beery
Hattie Richardson
W. W. Newman
Tom Hampson
Jefferson
Monmouth Heights
Raike Brothers
James Goodman
Here
Jay
Roy Clark
Ky. Clark
Tom Osborne
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Deve Dove
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Dove
HH. A. Newman
FL Swore
A. B. Westfall
Selden
Ladies of
Acheson Cloak and Suit Co
Portland, Ore
148Th Street
Herald Office
Southern Pacific Company
Roseburg
Wm. McMurray
Monmouth Herald
Evening Telegram
Herald and Telegram
Herald
Herald and Fruit Grower
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