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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1922)
îSzsêEïTÉSZSsszsescsasHSZsaszsc.'ïz Oregon Fir and Hemlock L u m b e r ! Lath, Mouldings, Fruit and Butter Boxes, Slab wood, green & dry, 12 & 16 in. Stovewood, Cement, Wall Planter, Lime, Shingles, Com position Roofing, Build ing paper, Doors, Win- S3 A Tribute Mrs. Sarah Mukley, who recently died at her home in this c>ty, was a 1 woman i f charming personality, a woman o f industry, frugality and RICHARD H SWENSON prudence. E d ito r & P u b lis h e r She was a true daughter o f the M ONMOUTH. OREGON King, and a princess ;n the hreel ISSU E D E V E R Y F R ID A Y o f God, happy in disposition, puie FR ID A Y. J A N U A R Y 3). 1922 o f mir.d and heart, fu ll o f tendtr- nc.'.- and sympathy for the poor and Subscription Rates the distressed, her love like that o f One year • $2,00 her Lord, condescended to men o f Six months - - $1.00 low estate. She was a child o f joy, Three months * - 75 cts a w< man o f power and always the minister’s friend, She was great- ly beloved by those who knew her best. Monmouth’s largest and rr.' st complete Confectionery and Book Store On L o rd ’s day evening. January non 8th, 1922, just as the church bells were tinging, calling the people to 7_SB5ESH5c5S5E5Z£raSZ525HS25H52SErZSH5ZSB5H5cSESZi25S52S2SZS2Sil5H5ZS252.c^ the House o f the l.oid, the mystic, A T W A T E R BROS. d *>rs o f the Church Triumphant opened and through them she passed ; from our view —gone, not to death, H non 2 but to life eternal and abounding. First Class W o rk Guaranteed I f it’s all the same to the weath She will be missed by her many erman -we wish he could devise friends, Peace to her soul. In Boulden Building some way to shake up and wet Servant o f God, well done. Monmouth Oregon down Southern California without Rest from thy loved employ !baSHSZSZSHS2SZSa5E5HSESHSHSESHSa5252S2SES2SH5H£2SZ52SZS2SaS2SaSuHS2S2! ' 1 subjecting us to this Medicine Hat The conflict o’t r , the victory won weather. Twenty above is not very Enter the Master’s joy. cold in the land o f woolen under The pains o f death are past wear and fur coats, but it sets the Labor and sorrow cease acclimated Oregonian to shivering. And life ’s long warfare closed at last Her soul is found in peace. Judging from the reprints in the Electric Light Fixtures Entered * * *ec*>r.d-cl«*» m atter Septem ber0. 1308. n the poet office at Monmouth. Ore-x»n. under the 4 et o f March 1 UTa Stationary Confections M O R L A N Monmoutji Meditations Electric Monmouth Lumber Company SON Shoe Shop Good Goods and Fair Treatment Oregon Voter last week many rural Card o f Thanks Oregonians are minded to indulge L. W. Waller, Manager We desire in this way to express j in a row with Portland just as the | our thanks to those who sent the I I Phone 202 different scetions o f Polk occasion ! beautiful floral tributes, and to all ally take to making "snoots” at or e 252S2S25ÏSESZSH5eSaSZ5HS2S25S52S2SHS2S2SESÏS?SZS?.5HSESH5Z5H5?-i'25HS2SZS? another. While the exercise may who so kindly assisted us during the sickness, death, and burial of be diverting the results doubtless our beloved Mrs. Sarah Mulkey. w ill be just as profitable. I f this Mrs. Simpson sort o f thing is to prevail we sug M r. and Mrs. L. D. Mulkey gest that the state mascot be chang ed from a web footed fowl to a B a k e r y and Tea Shop crab “ The Sign of the & Groceries & Provisions dows, Security Silos. I B The Herald C. C. M u l k e y CO R O N A Compact and Portable fe .T h e Rose” Watch the window f o r o u r F r e n c h p a s t r ie s . W e h a v e a n y t h i n g you w an t. Get a loaf of o u r bread and you will be b a c k f o r m o r e . S p e c i a l o r d e r s gi ve n p ro m p t attention. W e bake e v e ry th in g we sell “ Fresh Every Day” Here’s hoping that Indpeendence ¡gets its sa w m ill. It would help j them and also help us. - i ■ Some days the big newspapers are hard put fo r the usual daily crime for the front page and some- | times they have to go quite a ways [ fo r it but with persistance some thing suitable is usually found. Grafted Franquette Walnut trees ] for sale. E. A . Gwinn, Dallas, Ore. & Son Typewriter A s k me to s h o w it to you, W A L T E R G. B R O W N iHSaSZ52525ZSZS£S? M O N M O U TH TRANSFER Combination barn and chicken- louse, roomy and well equipped, f jr sale reasonably if moved at once. Mrs. J W. Te nber. Transferring by auto truck and by team, within the city or out of town. The Monmouth Cooperative Ship The farm ers’ bloc is gradually ping Association w ill save farm er’s L e a v e o rd e r» a t G a r a g e putting the agricultural profession money in the sale o f live stock. Ship Call Phone 2003 with us and cut out middleman’s i on the map. C O F F I N 4. E G L E S T O N profit. 11 you have stock to ship >52SZ5HS25HSHSBS2SE5ZSlSZSZ5HSH5HSHSaSHSHSHSHSBS2SHS2S25aSH5HSa5E5HSZSa» ^HS2SESHS2S?5SSESZ5ESHSHSHSSS2SHS?S2S?Sa5E5ESHSBS25ES2S2SitSaS2S2525HS¿' Cabbages and roses notify W . J. Stockholm, M gr. tf are gettin g a few shocks these days hut they w ill get over it. Let me mend your furniture or file your saws. J. W. H ow ell. 4t Henry Ford is now setting abou. to reform our money sys’ em. Mr. F or Sale Delivered to any part of the city Edison has looked over the prospec 4- room house. Lot 50x116. M o rn in g and evening deliveries. Bran, Mill Run and Com tus and says Ford’s ideas are ail Close in. Price $650. right. He seeks to abolish inter M i l k IOc qt. C re a m 2 5 c pint 5- room house. Lot 82Jx330 P o u ltry Supplies B O N E, S H E L L a n d G R I T est and would start by slow d t - !fe e t . Close in. Price $1100. Y O U N G BROS. D AIR Y Monmouth Ave. greee. He wants the government 7-room house and barn. On paved j PHONE 503 to finish the Mussel Shoals project street, close in. Puilt eight years i ago. Price $1400. and pay the thirty millions neceasa-! a* ° ’ PnCC $,4° ° ’ iiSHSESHSHSESESESiSSSESHSHSHSHSHSSSBSBSKESHSSSHS, 7-room house, plastered, all mod- i ry in non interest producing bonds, i ________ •______ . i ' . ; ern conveniences. Good barn. Tins $2.00 per You w ill hear more of this later on. I house was built seven years ago and year is located on a paved street. Price When all is said and done it took $2000. This is sure a snap. O w n-! considerable courage in a senator to er going away. W holesom e and Sanitary v »te in behalf o f Senator Newberry. 21 acres. A ll in cultivation.! P a s s e d by i n s p e c t i o n O c t . II When a mob rush o f the kind that 6-Room house, hot and cold water, was aimed at Newberry gets start- 1 an<* hath. Harp 32x48. 2 . .. . , . . horses. 2 cows and all farm machin-! Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sw eaters ed it has enough impetus to sweep ery , mj|e north east o f 52S2S2525H5H5 Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters aloifg with it that great body o f Monmouth. Price $6.500. people who are too indolent to think 5 0 acres o f land 2J miles north o f • Gi\;e m e an o rd e r and b e convinced. for themselves. Monmouth on paved highway. ■■ Price $60 per acre. T. J. W E D E K IN D Monmouth Ore. In renewing her subscription to 7-Room house in Independence, the Herald, Mrs. Gordon Black o f Cloaem. A ll modern conveniences. Hillsboro, sent a box of fine con Price $1500. For Sale or Rent - 5 acres o f land If you have pride in the farm that gives you a home and a fectionery such as they make and 5 room house, good dairy barn. 15 living why not show it by naming the farm and doing your sell at ’ ’Gordon’s Sweet Shop” in minutes walk to city. Kent $15.00 corresponding on printed stationery? Ask us about it. Hillsboro. per month. Three doors east of post office E. B. A R N O L D H ighest M a rk e t Price Paid for Jersey Milk and Whipping Cream P o u ltry and Veal Calves Thos. Boulden MONMOUTH MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Read your own Herald Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing J. B. Hill & Son Magazines, Periodicals Books, Stationery Candy and Cigars G. T. Boothbv. / Headache tolde J eta ? vbà\v k r*: THE B E ST AUTO SALESM AN IS i m other nature , L WHO H A T E S M ONOTONY Reduced Rates in Farm Mutual Fire Insurance ; I have taken the agency fo r the Farmers’ Fire Relief Association o f RutteviHe, Oregon, a farm ers’ mu tual insurance company which ac cepts no city risks. Is inc. rporated and has hten doing business fo r 28 P. H. JOH NSON A. M A R A N T I am here to sa w woo< Fire Insurance, Real Estate N o r a is e in pr ic e s and Surety Bonds at present Reliable Service S. H. Hinkle, Phone 241 * __ IOUSANDS OF WOMEN suffer miserably from periodic attacks o f headache, never dreaming that a permanent cure may he had. Ikradache nearly always results from some disorder o f the stomach, liver or bowels. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They will correct the^a \ t 2 rmd there w ill be no more headache. I. been || permanently cured by Ch imberlain’s Tabl . r Cham W ' ' “The Norm al Book Store’ _ __ _ paid its kisses promptly and Janaa- L _ K U l m l l u f t r ry first has assets deposited in sev 'on different harks o f $49.000 00. G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t i n g f o r lo join costs $1 and 25 cents psr $100 for dwellings and contents; 30 cents per $100 for barns, school houses and contents. The applicant is then entitled to insurance sub ject to such assessments as are nec essary to cover losses and expens- Estim ates p ro m p tly | es. A member can withdraw at any furnished time. The company has on its books. _ $7,995,934 insurance and paid out Independence, Oregon during 1920 losses amounting to PHONF M 2111 $10,840.27. For particulars inquire o f G. W . C h e s e b r o agent. , Monmouth, Ore. Concrete W ork tf ~ - S T E V E N S & CO. D e a l e r s in Second Hand Goods C St. Independence WALTER G BROWN _____ Representing the <1 P E N N S Y L V A N IA ” Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia Notarv Public Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. %