Monmouth’s Early Growth and Teacher Shortage Debate
A historical overview recounts Monmouth Oregon’s 1855 founding to support a state normal school. It notes the university origin, land donations, early buildings, and 130 students under President Campbell. It highlights teacher shortages, Pendleton losses to Seattle Portland Spokane, and urges revival of normal schools to prevent ensuing statewide shortages.
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Vespertine Literary Society
Pacific Christian Messenger
Monmouth
T. H. Hutchinson
T. H. Lucas
J. B. Smith
S. Whitman
D. Lewis
J. E. Murphy
Dover
L. F. M. Butler
Illinois
Oregon
Monmouth University
Christian College
Judge Cowls
McMinnville
J. B. W. Butler
W. Hart
I Rik College
S. &. Whitman
Elijah Davidson
F. M. Butler
John Harris
F. F. Campbell
Stanley
Rome
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Pendleton
Northwest
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Sanders
East Oregonian
Farmers' Picnic at Shady Lane Near Lewisville
A Farmers' Picnic is planned at Shady Lane two and a half miles north of Lewisville in Polk County on Saturday June 18 1910. The public is invited to attend for a pleasant time and social gathering.
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Shady Lane
Lewisville
Polk County
Not at All Stylish Hat Provokes Backhanded Comment
A humorous exchange unfolds with Madam praising a hat as funny looking and Adam arguing its sensible appearance. The banter centers on perception and style as the line between fashion and practicality blurs.
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Adam
New York Times
Postage Stamps Out, Plasters Stand In Joke
quotation from Yonkers Statesman and Artian alike play on seeking blessings and practical remedies. A druggist offers plaster as a humorous substitute for stamps, while a man asks for stamps at the store. The exchange frames everyday commerce with light humor.
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Yonkers
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London
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GEO. A. Muscott, the Grocer
T. A. Riggs
Monmouth, Oregon
Muscott’s
Chase Bros
Normal Lodge
O. A. Wolverton
N. G. P. Thatcheron
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Monmouth Camp No
J. W. Scorr
A. Wolverton