Oregon Normal School presents Pinafore operetta and commencement
Miss Harlan leads Oregon Normal School in a Pinafore production with Florence Tate Frank Sturgill and Vera Dunlap in key roles. Commencement follows June 16 to 19 with address by Dr. C. H. Chapman and diplomas awarded to 28 graduates. music by the Normal orchestra and glee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Monmouth
Oregon Normal School
Florence Tate
Josephine
Evenden
Jay Brown
Joseph Porter
Ralph Rackstraw
Frank Sturgill
Vera Dunlap
Hebe
Sir Joseph
Mr. Leask
Villian
Arthur Burkhead
Inez Stark
Buttercup
Pricipals
Blanche Fridd
J. R. N. Bell
Oregon Normal
Normal
Sara B. Mickelson
Homer
Mabel Ellis
Butler
Miss Twohy
Stark
C. H. Chapman
Portland
Chapman
Ackerman
Wool and Mohair Buyer Prepares for Strong Market
A wool and mohair buyer declares readiness to purchase at the highest market price this year. Mohair sacks are on hand and ready for immediate use.
Portland Letter Highlights Regional Agriculture and Events
Regular Portland Letter notes a Coos County plan for an Experiment Station to aid local fruit growers, and describes irrigation potential on the Des Chutes River. It reports livestock delegates visiting Oregon, a Tillamook County excursion, Elk reunion planning, nationwide Independence Day celebrations, and next summer’s nurserymen convention in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Coos County
Coast Range of Mountains
Lewis
Des Chutes
Oregon
National
Iivestock Exchange
United States
Elks
Portland Lodge
Albany
Oregon Electric
Ashland
Bend
Dalles
High Bred Cattle Arrive as Polk County Cattlemen Lead Oregon
Messrs J B Stump and C P Hembree returned home from an Eastern trip. On Wednesday evening F Rogers of Kentucky arrived with a car of cattle purchased by Stump and Hembree in Kentucky. Polk County remains a leader in Oregon stock raising and its stockmen aim to keep that standing.
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Messrs
J. B. Stump
C. P. Hembree
F. Rogers
Kentucky
Messrs Stump
Hembree
Polk County
Oregon
Tricks of smugglers quoted by Paris Temps
A customs laboratory visit reveals ingenious concealment methods for contraband alcohol. Soap with 70 percent alcohol, hollow stones, false bottoms in carriages and railway cars are described. A bishop ruse, La Lanterne interdict, and widespread adulteration of milk poisoning French children are noted.
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Paris
Chimay
Custom House
Henri Rochefort
la Lanterne
Belgium
Napoleon III
Can't You Gimme a Small Raise
A reader recalls asking for extra pay after marriage and being told the raise had already been given. He now seeks a few dollars weekly for personal use and reflects on the misstep of informing his wife.
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Kansas City Journal
Roosevelt Forces Split In Chicago Convention Battle
The Oregonian sums the scene at Chicago where Roosevelt backers falter and Taft emerges as a likely nominee. Hadley is highlighted as a strong second-choice, and a Roosevelt ally disrupts the rally. Credentials workers quit at midnight, Taft seems certain, while poolroom bets favor Taft two to one over Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
The
Oregonian
Committee On
Annual School Meeting Chooses Wolverton Again and Clerk Reelected
At the annual meeting on Monday W. C. Wolverton was reelected to his seat and A. J. Haley was re elected district clerk. Patrons attended and approved past board conduct while future confidence was voiced. A gymnasium for students was discussed with growing sentiment for possible future action.
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W. C. Wolverton
A. J. Haley
Hair Switches Made From Comblings
Enquire at this office about hair switches crafted from combings for sale and service.
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O. H B. Krauss
Norberg
Temple
Emma Knutsen
Lela Scott
Copeland
Cook
Portland Commercial Club
Tillamook County
Boston
Day
Taft
Hadley
Missouri
W. A. Davis
Roosevelt Ladmirer
la Follette
McKinley
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