Local notices and personal briefs from the Herald
Local and Personal Abstracts note several moves and visits including Ruby Fream in Portland, Walter Scott returning home, Glenna Graves visiting relatives in Corvallis, and A F Huber moving Ralph Barker's family near the Luckiamute bridge. Dr F R Bowersox bought a lot, Miss Cora Rossitter to finish Dallas teaching then visit Manley and Miss Haley, with a note on butter paper printing available at the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Graves
Corvallis
Prime
A. F. Huber
Ralph Barker
Huber
Luckiamute Bridge
P. E. & E. Railway
Salem, Falls City
Independence
Gerlinger
Cora Rossitter
Dallas
A. J. Haley
Manley
Rancher Bogartis Escapes Bandits By Disguising As Woman
Doucas Arizona June 9 Geo Bogartis a Mexican American rancher relates how he escaped captors by wearing women’s clothes. He says bandits captured him near Oputo Sonora demanded five thousand dollars for his life. He hid money in his house then crossed picket lines as a woman and fled to the border depositing funds in a bank.
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Doucas
Ariz
Geo. Bogartis
Oputo
Sonora
Bogartis
Hail Storm Ravages Gilliam County Crops
An electrical storm with hail swept Gilliam County Oregon on June 9 damaging growing grain and gardens from Antelope to the Columbia River. The storm followed last year’s path and wiped out crops on numerous ranches including the Coney ranch Walter Meyer Orwick Cook Clyde Cripe Farr Bros and almost every ranch on Rock Creek.
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Conpon, Or
Columbia River
Coney Ranch
Walter Meyer
Orwick Cook
Clyde Cripe
Farr Bros
Rock Creek
Heavy Hail and Flood Damage Hit Local Farms
A severe hailstorm drenched the area causing destruction to crops and livestock. It is estimated the wheat crop will benefit, while cattle and hogs were drowned on Thirty Mile Creek and Rock Creek. Total damages may reach $100,000.
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Thirty-Mile Creek
Rock Creek
Social Roundup From Monmouth Area
Monmouth Heights resident Allen Clark and Monmouth locals like Jim Goodman and George Sullivan hosted or visited during the week. Visitors include Clayton McCaleb, K M Bosley visiting Falls City, and T G Sefton from Independence promoting Grand Union Tea Co. Watkins' Remedies rep M Hinshaw from Dallas spent time on the Heights. Mrs Arthur Haley and Misses Nicholas and Hill, plus Vernie Ogle and children, were seen visiting or staying with relatives nearby.
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Allen Clark
Monmouth
Clayton McCaleb
K. M. Bosley
Falls City
Ed Rogers
Mrs. Treat
T. G. Sefton
Independence
Grand Union Tea Co
M. Hinshaw
Dallas
Watkins’ Remedies
Arthur Haley
Nicholas and
Hill
Vernie Ogle
McCarthy Hop Yard
Wool and Mohair Market Ad by Allen T. Clark
Allen T. Clark advertises buying wool and mohair at top market price. Uses Bell Phone Main 58 for contact and states always paying the highest market price.
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Sam
Allen T. Clark
Bell Phone
For Sale Belgian Hares by W A Woop
For sale Belgian hares to raise cheap whole meat supply. Contact W A Woop at 186 by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Woop
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
U.S
Winegar & Lorence
Oregon
Brown & Sibley
Ruby Fream
Portland
Colwates
Prerkins Pharmacy
Walter I. Scott
Newport
Wallace
McMinnville College
Baptist Church
Tyley & Baker Real Estate Company
F. Ry Bowersox
Fk. H. Lorence
Herald
Himself
Gilliam County
Monmouth Heights
Jim Goodman
George Sullivan
Family Sunday
First National Bank
Polk County Bank
J. B. V. Barter
Ira c. Powe
W. E. Smrru
I. M. Simpson
F. 5. Powell
W. Riddell, SR
J. B. V. Butler
Ira C. Powell
John Grimes
University of Oregon
Eugene
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