Indiana Corn Prize Winners At Omaha Show Attract Attention
The article highlights Indiana corn growers at the Omaha show, noting prize winners and the demand for their seed. It emphasizes farmers banding together, improving farming methods, and increasing land values due to intelligent effort, with Indiana described as leading seed and yield prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stainbrook
Franklin
Engreen
S Gooding
Alexandria
Omaha
Indiana
Carnival Plans Highlight High School Week
Monday afternoon Rev Ritchey spoke to the assembly describing the Mormon Temple sites at Atalg ara Falle and Catalina I clade. The high school carnival returns next Monday and Tuesday with new features. An orchestra of twelve will perform and a sea parade, booths, side shows, and fresh attractions promise a lively event. Debates begin January 7 against Woodburn High. The Minnesota Carnival invites residents to Crater’s health on January 1 for a New Year celebration with piano and violin solos, recitations and a featured address by Prof W W Wiley.
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Ritchey
Atalgara-Falle
Catalina I¢ Laude
Hbs
Esseth
Petteys
Woodburn High School
Minnesota
Minnesota Social Society
Crater’s Health
Ethel Morris
M. Rossy
Garfield Johnson
Harold ‘Christenson
Myrtle H
Maud Ternahan Racey in Scappoose Debt Notice 1909
Maud Ternahan announces she will not be idle about debts contracted by her at Scappoose Oregon in 1909. The notice appears as a bed and board related claim ensuring she will settle obligations.
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Maud Ternahan
Scappoose
Oregon
Pacific College Notes From A Busy Week
Miss Iva Fitcl Miss Mabel Paulsen Miss Lillian Johnson Mrs Moore and Mrs Martin visited the college last week. Prof Reagan read Riley selections on Tuesday. Mr Greer spoke at chapel Thursday and visited classes. Rev Lindley Wells of Portland spoke in chapel Friday. The basketball team lost to Dallas 63 to 12 Friday night. Literary society meetings postponed to January 7. Mrs Douglas hosted Y M C A evening on December 16 with games and riddles. Music pupils recital was held last Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Iva Fitcl
Mabel Paulsen
Lillian Johnson
Moore
Martin
Reagan
Riley
Greer
Chapel
Lindley Wells
The
Friends Church
Portland
Dallas
Literary Society
Douglas
Annual carnival features contests and stage play
Evening carnival promises many attractions with humorous characters in the play The Union Det. Admission is 10 cents. doors open at 7:30. Proceeds benefit a local fund.
Train crash injures woman near Hoskins place
Friday evening a passenger train derailed near the Hoskins residence. Mrs. Calkins was thrown from the car, heavily stunned and bruised but no bones were broken.
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Hoskins’ Place
Potatoes and Weights Highlight Local Fair Exhibits
The Junction City Times notes several large potatoes displayed in town. A farmer showed six potatoes totaling 16 pounds while Floyd Howard presented a five pound specimen. Ed Ayers brought a load with a 14 pound standout and a potato exhibit sits at Drugg & Coons.
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Junction City Times
Floyd Howard
Ayers
Drugg & Coon
Wm. Michales
Dickey
Riverview
F. ‘Thom
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The Spark of Love Precedes a Chance Encounter
A reflective note mulls over how romantic sparks may arise before a chance meeting. The line hints that outcomes hinge on what you know and how you act when paths cross.
Recitals At The College Boost Music Department Support
The college music program staged two recitals featuring Léis Wilson Drews Eva Hadley Romig Hall Andrews Hull and May Whitten Anita Kelsey Alta Gumm Lois Wilson Cecil Hadley Louis Larra bee Earl Hutchens Garfield Johnson and Loyd Edwards. Admission fees netted fifteen dollars for a new piano as interest and standards rise. Faculty praise term work and student participation, noting many pupils performed despite partial program absences.
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Léis
Wilson Drews
Eva Hadley
Miss Romig
Prof. Hall
Miss Andrews
Lois Wilson
Cecil Hadlet
Earl "Hutchelis
Lotis Larrabee
Garfield Johnson
Loyd Edwards
May
Whitten
Anita
Miriam Kelsey
Alta Gumm
Cecil Hadley
Louis Larrabee
Earl Hutchens
Attendance watch lists net 97 percent amid absent free tone
R W Sweex principal notes 97 percent attendance for the month with names of those neither absent. The list includes Bernice Keyes Ruth John Elmd San abel S Emil Sanders Sophia Jen Louie Jensen Mkear Jen sen Conlee Orrin Sloan Pred Rader Clause Groth Sophia Groth Eva Parrett etc plus Stella War Assistants comment on remedies for smoky stoves and lamps.
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Lyle Willard
Alfred Allan
Alex, Allan
Eddie Billich
Elmer Warner
Eleanor Warner
Lester Warner
Edna Landers
Frances Landers
Laurel Alford
Otis Jensen
Maurie Livengood
Alfons Niederberger
Orland Warner
Delmer Livengood
Frank Leabo
Augusta Niederberger
Annie “Dimock
Doris ‘Parrett
Archie
Ryan
Clayton Willard
Harald Parrett
James Allan
Nelson Baker
Vesta Baker
Henry Billich
Herman Schmid
Ross Schmid
R. W. Sweex
Miss Stella
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