Large Oregon Normal School class celebrates 1915 commencement
The Daily Evening Telegram and Monmouth Herald recount a weekend of events for the Oregon Normal School. A grand breakfast for seniors hosted by President Ackerman preceded the Junior Prom in a butterfly themed gym, followed by a Sunday baccalaureate with Dr. Luther R. Dyott. Alumni day, campus breakfast, and the Dormitory reception showcased student life, culminating in a large Class of 1915 graduation led by President Wm. T. Foster and diplomas by J. H. Ackerman.
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Ackerman
Miss Todd
Vetch
California
Butler
Ostien
Luther R. Dyott
Portland
Dr. Dyott
Miss McQord
Miss Grettie
Miss Halvorsen
Miss Kramer
Miss DeArmond
Florence McDonald
Bartlett
Artie Burkhead
Byron White
Miss Bryant
Salvation Workers
Cupid's Knoll
E. 8
Evenden
Pittman
Rutherford
J. B. W. Butler
Miss de Armond
Crown of Fame
Miriam
Zanthippe
Geddings
Helen of Troy
Hypatia
Esther
Mary
Elizabeth
Isabella
Josiah Allen
Gentle
Oregon Normal School
Burnett
Bryant
Echoe
Kennon
Pres. Wm. T. Foster
Reed College
Normal School
J. H. Ackerman
Public Schools of
Oregon
Rabies Scare In Monmouth And Independence Clashes With Law Change
Reports of a rabid dog in Independence leading to bites and Pasteur treatment for a boy. The dog was killed and sent to Portland for testing showing rabies. Officials note low human risk but urge caution while a school district meeting ad was debated following a misread law on newspaper notices.
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Monmouth
Independence
Horst Hop Yard
Butler
Portland
Pasteur
Herald
J. EB. Sibley
Fifty Men Start Work On Valley Siletz Railroad
Fifty men began work on the Valley and Siletz railroad at the west end, with dirt flying as crews moved to the east end toward Independence. Superintendent Ronald expects no halt after the restart, linking project pace to lumber demand and European peace potential.
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West
Valley & Siletz
Independence
Ronald
Europe
Monitor
McCoy Man For Governor
Campaign talk in Hawley for governor prompts speculation and support from observers who believe he would gain broad backing, possibly more than any Republican contender including the current incumbent. Observers weigh Hawley’s fit for chief executive against the sitting governor.
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C. L. Hawley
Monmouth Grange Plans Picnic at Stockholm Home
Members will meet at the Stockholm home south of town for a basket dinner next Sunday hosted by the Monmouth Grange.
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Monmouth Grange
Stockholm
Independence Day Celebration Planned by City Sunday Schools
The city will mark Independence with a July 3 program under the auspices of its Sunday schools. Invitations will be general in scope.
For Sale Barred Rock Cockerels From Noted Strains
For sale barred rock cockerels from C A C and Gard ner lines. Birds come from trap nested hens laying 200 eggs annually. Choice of 30 birds hatched April 15 priced at 1.00 each. March 10 birds priced 2.50 and 3.50. Also some high bred Rhode Island Red cockerels at 1.00. Must be purchased by June 26 1915.
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C. A. C. and Gardner
Rhode Island
Ash Wood For Ash Wood Enquire of J F McClellan
A brief classified notice from Monmouth Oregon seeks ash wood. Contact J F McClellan for details.
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J. F.mcclellan
Monmouth
Ore
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Dorothy Gilmore
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