Local and Personal News From Independence Area
Mrs. Mattie McBeth of Independence visited her parents the G. Griffas this week. Toette Shore left for Salem Scio and Drain for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Prime report Nebraska trip with Mulkeys visiting in town. Griffas visit Jefferson. Hotel Monmouth work progresses. Zook finished Griffa house renovation with plaster and wallpaper. Mrs. W. D. McCready and Mrs. Derby visit Boothby family and commencements. The Bouldens welcomed Frank and wife from Iowa to Oregon. Schools and public offices named: Dallas Independence Monmouth various districts and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie McBeth
Independence
G. Griffa
J. W. Leask
Toette Shore
Salem
Scio
Drain
C. C. Zook
C. G. Griffa
W. D. McCready
Corvallis
R. E. Derby
McMinnville
G. T. Boothby
Polk County Public Schools Report for June 1912
Report summarizes school month ending June 15 1912 for Polk County with counts of reporting schools pupil totals and attendance. Highlights include 100 percent attendance at Oak Point Elkins and Oakhurst and a list of standard schools for the year such as Spring Valley North Dallas Buena Vista Lincoln Oakhurst Orchards Ward West Salem and Mistletoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Pugile
Reeiter
Ume
Vonearncee
Tana
Haga
Bemarvla
Ballston
Salt Creek
Orchards
Fairview
Oak Point
Elkins
Independence
Antioch
Brush College
Harmony
Enterprise
Suver
Sunny Slope
Falls City
Black Rock
Pioneer
Oakhurst
Lewisville
Cochran
Oak Dale
Valley Junction
Spring Valley
North Dallas
Buena Vista
Lincoln
Ward
West Salem
Mistletoe
Fighting Grubs in Strawberry D. A. C. Corvallis
Assistant Entomologist A L Lovett reports two allied root grub species harming strawberries in the Freewater Milton district. He notes Otiorhynchus sulcatus and Otiorhynchus ovatus vary by range and destructiveness, with eggs hatching into grubs that attack rootlets and later pupate. Prof H D Scudder will help with soil issues. growers show willingness to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis, Obe
Freewater- Milton
A. L. Lovett
Oregon Agricultural College
Lovett
H. D. Scudder
Agronomy
Death of H. E. Smith in Independence Oregon
H. E. Smith, longtime Independence resident born November 8, 1853 in New York City, died Sunday night at his home. He sailed as a sailor in youth, moved to Oregon in the early 1870s, and married Ella Zoosman in October 1884. Surviving are his widow and three children Pearl Cora and Raymond. funeral this afternoon with interment in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Or
H. E. Smith
New York City
Oregon
Ella Zoosman
Brownsville
Pearl
Independence
Cora
Raymond
Dr Allin Dentists at Cooper Building Independence Oregon
Dentist listing for Dr. Allin located in the Cooper Building Independence Oregon with both phones provided. No further context or services specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Allin
Cooper Building
Independence
Oregon
Local Union Meeting Notice in Evangelical Church
Morning Service at evening service and Sunday School announced. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 11 a.m. Local Union meets every second and fourth Friday at 2 30 p.m. in the Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S.C. E. Prayer Meeting
Evangelical Church
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al GF
P. J. Mulkey
C. V. Clodfelter
Jefferson
Hotel Monmouth
Thomas Boulden
Frank
Iowa
Liberty
Mountain View
Guthrie
Perrydale
Bethel
Hopville
Airlie
Fir Grove
Red Prairie
Dallas
Fair View
Monmouth
H. C. Seymour
Report of Public Schools
H. E Smith
Chase & Sanborn
Heinz
Jersey
Monmouth, Oregon
Zook
Church Directory
A. Guerraroy, Pastor
Christian .Church
W. A. Woop
Laura Price, M. D
B. F. Baker
V. O. Boots
J.S. Smith
Weekly
Oregonian
The
Beat Weekly Journal of the
Northwest
Herald
Booth
Oregon Power Company
Walter G. Brown
Perkins Pharmacy
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