Minneapolis Symphony Concert Dazzles Monmouth Normal
The Sunday afternoon performance in the chapel by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra impressed a large Monmouth audience with its exceptional quality. Mabel Went, chair of the Normal School committee, organized and promoted the event with tireless effort, earning praise for bringing such a renowned ensemble to town.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Normal
Monmouth
le Due Mins
Mabel Went
Normal School
Ackerman
Polk County
McMinnville
Salem
Corvallis
Monmouth Avenue
Local School and Musical Events Highlight Oct Open House
Dallas Captain Staffrin receives discharge after a year and a half out of service. Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert draws praise for teamwork. The Rural Center at Oak Point opens under Mrs Collins care. Student officers elected at Monmouth and The Dalles lectures feature Miss Brenton and Mr Butler. A Shore Acres screening closes the week in the chapel.
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Staffrin
Dallas
Just
Mel. Oberhoffer
Oak Point
Election of officers in Normal School Orchestra
The Normal School Orchestra elected officers: Eyrith Driver President Mary Cole Vice President Hope MacDonald Secretary Zella Landon Librarian Myron Lee Custodian Guy Lee Sergeant-at-Arms. Prof. T H Gentle will conduct institute work in Kelso Washington next Monday and Tuesday.
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Elsie Craig Bolt
Waterloo
Florence Larsen
St. Meleos
Fred Nitsel
Shedd
Ellen Madsen
Warren
Yell
Ella Hattan
St. Helens
Ethel Dickson
Portland
Zelma Sauvain
Muriel Paul
McMinnville
Clay E. Moreland
Monmouth
Mark Conklin
Florence Davis
Margueritte Hansen
Myron A. Lee
Dallas
Eunice Tickner
Elizabeth Haskell
Normal School
Eyrith Driver
Mary Cole
Hope MacDonald
Zella Landon
Myron Lee
Guy Lee
T. H. Gentle
Kelso
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Mr. Gentle
Bellingham
Burlington
Olympia
Census Agent Probes Marion Polk Linn Industrial Activity
J C Tibbetts a U S Federal Census special agent spent Wednesday in Monmouth gathering data on local industry including the creamery prune dryer warehouse tile factory and printing office. On leave from the state highway commission he covers Marion Polk and Linn counties surveying sawmills and other plants.
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J.C. Tibbete
Salem
Monmouth
Tibbets
State Highway Commission
Marion
Polk
Linn
Jone
Divorce sought by Airlie bride after husband allegedly withheld funds
Mrs Roy L Hamilton formerly Goldie Bevans of Airlie seeks a divorce from Mix Hamilton alleging he refused money for clothing and medical care. Circuit court granted her $60 requested. Other brief items include Polk county Republican chair chosen, Linn county fair canceled due to rain, a quail shooting fine, a Dallas marriage, city signs to be repainted, a farm sale, and six months drill pay for Oregon National Guard reported as $4140.70.
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Roy L. Hamilton
Goldie Bevans
Airlie
Mix. Hamilton
Circuit Court
Curry Man Advocates Expanded Goat Farming in Oregon
Steiner of The Sixes visited Monmouth and Polk County farms to promote the Oregon Mohair Growers Association program. The group seeks stronger goat farming, a true wool label, and goats as brush clearers, with high interest from breeders like the Riddells and Stump & Sons and sales reaching $1750 for a billy goat.
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United States
Polk County
San Angelo
Texas
Dallas
Lone Star
J. B. Stump & Sons
Steiner
Social Club Plans Amalgamation With Senior Members
A joint meeting of the Commercial club and the Social club appointed a committee to study a proposed amalgamation. The panel Morlan Pace and Dr Butler will report on feasibility and potential social hall improvements to accommodate more members and visiting out of town men. The session also discussed election measures, opposing the 4 percent law, plea law, and a double legislative session. Mrs. Kenneth Ives asks Herald be sent to Marysville California, where her husband works on road projects.
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Commercial ‘Club
Messrs
Morlan
Pace
Buttler
Kenneth Ives
Marysville Cal
Rickreaul
Musical Event Delights Monmouth Normal Lyceum Audience
The Monmouth Normal Lyceum program featured the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra arriving by special train and performing with conductor Emil Oberhofer at the helm. Soloists Henry J. Williams and Engelbert Roentgen drew applause after a substitute cello number for Miss Macbeth.
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Monmouth Ave
Ang Main Street
Monmouth
Independence
Southern Pacific
Emil Oberhoffer
Henry J. Williams
Guy d'Isere
Engelbert Roentgen
Roentgen
Miss Macbeth
Williams
Miss . Macbeth
Minneapolis
Middle West
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Northwest
Portland
Commission of Public Docks
Commission
Red Cross survey and state reports span Polk and Marion counties
A Red Cross Social and Health Survey in Polk and Marion Counties aims to assess juvenile delinquency disease death rates and child welfare. Other items note Oregon bank deposits totals shifts in state offices and court rulings on state advertising banners and union picketing.
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Red Cross
Polk
Marion
Council elects Winegar to fill vacancy and sets date
The council chose J. E. Winegar Tuesday night to fill the vacant seat after J. A. Riddell’s resignation. October 26 was named for a biennial nominating convention to select city candidates for the general election. The mayor appointed G. W. Chesebro to attend the marshal sale of property on October 9. Property along Main Street from the Herald office to Warren Street will be sold in two auctions.
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J. E. Winegar
J. A. Riddell
M. J. Butler
G. W. Chesebro
Main Street
Herald Office
Warren Street
The
Herald
Water Fund
Falls City Lumber Co
J. S. Fuller
National Meter Co
Crane Co
Monmouth Hardware
Ed Griffa
F. K. Chopin
RB. B. Swenson
C. E. Stewart
Ira Williams
Power Company
R. B. Swenson
Walter Brown
Recorder's Court
Recorder
Mrs Saver Buys Monmouth Property After Residency
After two or three years in Monmouth Mrs. Saver decided to settle. She purchased the Chas Leonard property on Wednesday, currently occupied by Mrs. J. Denney. The deal includes a good house and four city lots for 2100 with Boothby handling the sale.
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Monmouth
Deer Inland Logging Buys 7000 Acres of Timber
Deer Inland Logging company purchased seven thousand acres of timber on Friday adjoining its Deer Island holdings for 1 600 000 dollars.
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Deer Inland Logging Company
Deer Island
Change Noted As Harvest Ends And People Return Home
A Change Noted Once again a hop harvest has been completed and the fruit is in the bale. Thousands of extra people have gone to their homes and what a difference a few years have made in the way they came and went. They used to arrive ragged and broke. now they ride in first class with hundreds arriving by automobile and coin jingling in their pockets. They leave with more to show for their labor than in the old days.
Community members pay Herald dues in past week
The Herald lists payments from Mrs. D. M. Hewitt Mrs. J. A. Sturkin C.H. Parker A. G. Heffley C. Fy Force Mrs. M. A. Simpson J. F. Hager Mrs. C. Stengel J. R. Bidwood and E. C. Cole in the past week.
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Herald
D. M. Hewitt
J. A. Sturkin
C.H. Parker
A. G. Heffley
C. Fy Force
M.A. Simpson
J. F. Hager
C. Stengel
J. R. Bidwood
E. C. Cole
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Oregon Normal
County Institute
Dalles
Miss Brenton
Institute
Mr. Butler
Condon
Eugenia McNaghten
Mildred Jones
James A. Herne
Shore Acres
BE. A. Keen
Dallas Observer
Polk County Republican Central Committee
Albany
Moison Everett
Cloverdale
Quail
Guy A. Newton
Gusta Setak
Justice Sibley
Stewart
Harvey Dickinson
Elkins
Ada Burk
Armory
Fifth Infantry
Natonal Guard
Adjutant-General's Office
War Department
Will H. Bennett
George M. Brown
Oregon Spreme Court
Olcott
A. 5. Bennett
Brown
T. B. Handley
United States Department of Biology
Washington, D. C
Vernon Bailey
U. S. Department of Biology
Herbert Nuon
Nunn
Mary L. Mallett
Oregon Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Madge J. Meare
G. W. Miller
Milton
Jane Donaldson
M. Frances Swope
Pendleton
Irvin Leroy Stoop
Floyd L. Henderson
Til Taylor
G. W. Phelps
State Penitentiary
J. E. McClintock
International Jewelry Workers’ Union
O. A. Johns
Oregon Supreme Court
Johns
Kavanaugh, Gatena and Stapleton
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