Oregon Dairy Convention to Feature Prizes and Speakers
Dairymen from Oregon and Washington plan a December 9 and 10 meeting in Portland with exhibits including a creamery showing 50 kinds of cheese. Prizes of 65 and 35 dollars are offered for top dairy product displays, and speakers include Rawl of the Department of Agriculture. The event will be at the W. O. W. hall with strong attendance anticipated. The same period hosts other events including the Manchurian larks release and the Bonneville Salmon Hatchery opening in Oregon.
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Portland
Oregon
Washington
T. B. Wilcox
Portland Flouring Mills
Rawl
Washington, D. C
Dairy Division
Department of Agriculture
Eleventh Street
Alder
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Byron Hunter
Seed ‘Growers Association
Dalles
Benson
Steel
McAllister
Riesland
First Basket Ball GamesOpen Season For Town and High School
The opening games Saturday featured the High School girls vs freshmen and sophomores, and the Town High School boys vs Town boys in a practice match. The girls showed fair play with a 5 5 score, while the boys posted 4 2 in a practice game indicating future potential for the High School team.
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Agnes Clark
Loraine Johnson
Mignon Burt
Mildred Force
Olea Shore
Doris Herren
Bessie Graham
Loette Shore
Hazel Work
Lottie Fream
Association
Town High School
Jess Zook
Ervin Springer
Eddie Huber
Lloyd Waller
Cletus Butler
Ray Chute
Darrell Stump
Lloyd Springer
Chance Mulkey
Fred Smith
Monmouth High vs Dallas College Juniors Basketball Duel
Monmouth High School basketball team will meet the Dallas College Juniors in the gym on Saturday evening November 20 at 8 30 to test which team has the better players. Admission is 25 and 15 cents. Also noted, Miss Opal Boothby daughter of Mr and Mrs G T Boothby left for Astoria where she married Mr Raymond E B Derby on November 14 rice showered her at the station by friends.
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Monmouth High School
Dallas College
Opal
G. T. Boothby
Astoria
Raymond EB. Derby
Marriage Licenses and Guardianships from County Seat Court
Court notes list marriage licenses for M R Black with Hattie Mix Ward Evans with Lydia Muscott and Maurice Townsend with Lena Warren. Guardianship of Gladys E Martin reported. sale of real estate approved. guardian to execute deed. Numerous estates probated with executors, appraisers, and asset transfers. sales deeds and property transfers involving Dallas Falls City Monmouth Independence and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Black
Hattie Mix
Ward H. Evans
Lydia R. Muscott
Maurice E. Townsend
Lena Warren
Gladys E. Martin
J. M. Dennis
J.W. Dennis
S. H.tetherow
Charles Ritchie
B. F. Boughey
Merle Singleton
J. G.singleton
S. H. Tethrow
Ed. Rich
Maggie Miller
Peppermint Trial Indicates Success On Oregon Beaverdam Soil
Oregon Experiment Station reports May 1908 shipment of peppermint roots from Michigan, planted by H. K. Inkley in Banks on beaverdam land with excellent growth. A test yielded 0.43 oil on green plant, suggesting profitable culture. Notes on mint types, global history, production areas, costs, and price fluctuations. Corvallis, Ore. Nov. 1, 1909.
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C. E. Bradley
Oregon Experiment Station
Michigan Experiment Station
Chemical Department
Oregon Station
Oregon Beaverdam
8. K. Inkley
Banks
Washington County
Beaverdam
United States
Japan
England
Mitcham
America
Wayne County
New York
Michigan
Indiana
N. Y
Corvallis
Real estate transfers and parcels in Dallas and Independence
Campbell purchases lots in Dallas for 52.64 dollars. C. F. Smith transfers to George G. Smith and others a group of lots in Independence for 300 dollars. G. A. Brock sells 88 acres described as township 7 south range 15 west for 1 dollar.
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Philip H. Johnson
Grove A. Peterson
Monmouth
George I. Brice
W. Y. Masters
F. J. Coad
W. L. Loehren
Klose Illihee
W. I
Delia Morrison
Jesse E. Emerson
Myrtle Govro
W. A. Govro
Independence
Margery S. Bentley
S. L
Grace Stewart
Mina Bond
Nellie
Nancy Williamson
West Salem
Margaret M. Devine
James D. Hubbard
George M. Harris
John Young
Moses Manston Et al
Willamette Valley Lumber Co
Dallas
Elnora J. Franklin
C. F. French
Falls City
Scrub Cows and Dairymen Doubts in Polk County
A reader in Old Tillamook County Oregon questions the Octob er cream checks for 13 cows and compares with other local farms. He claims 15 cows yield $146.35 with no feed and 16 cows earn $190.10 while grazing only grass and cites milk testing up to 7.10.
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John Palmer
Polk County
Fire alarm scare at Monmouth hardware store roof blaze
Tuesday afternoon smoke rose from J. E. Winegar & Co hardware store as painters heated roof paint with a gasoline stove. The stove and about a gallon of roof paint were damaged after the box toppled from the roof. No injuries reported.
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Monmouth
Herald
J. E. Winegar & Co
Winegar and Co
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World
Fred D. Fisher
Niu-Chwang
Manchuria
State Threshermen’s Association
Prospect
Phillip S. Bates
H. D. Scudder
Oregon Agricultural College
J. W. Ganong
Phil 5. Rose
Madison, Wisc
Atheletic Association
Court House Notes
Eliza J. Estes
Hattie M. Coquilette
T&s
J.C. Talbott
W. J. Southwell
Julius Essig
Sophia Essig
R. M
W. B. Ewing
Alice C. Clarke
R. BE. Prather
John R. Loy
H. G. Campbell
M. C. Hubbard
James Simonton
R. P. Boise
Clarence Whitman
George ‘Accuntius
N. L. Butler
Fred Worth
W. H. F. Manston
W. P. McBee
Morris Hughes
Roger Mahoney
H. G
Oregon Agricultural College Press Bulletin
Oretown
Tillamook County
Ore
Eorror
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