
Forest Grove
1925 in Forest Grove: A new Forest Grove poet, septic tanks in Verboort
1925 in Forest Grove: A new Forest Grove poet delights Forest Grove society, farmers learn the benefits of septic tanks in Verboort.
Forest Grove
1925 in Forest Grove: A new Forest Grove poet delights Forest Grove society, farmers learn the benefits of septic tanks in Verboort.
Forest Grove
A million dollar merger at Pacific University. The annual city cleanup. A play in Verboort. Here's what Forest Grove was up to in 1925.
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Did you know Forest Grove had its own power plant in 1925?
Forest Grove
The Tip Top building tipped the group that tacks plaques to historic homes and buildings to top triple digits in total tributes at a recent ceremony in downtown Forest Grove.
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A Forest Grove man is critically ill from lockjaw (tetanus), city cleanup is a success, and a letter writer urges residents to put up "bird houses and squirrel dens" in 1925.
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Move over, Li'l Sebastian: In 1925, the world mourned the loss of a famed Holstein cow.
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A state senator visited Forest Grove in 1925 and "literally picked the flesh from the bones" of the governor and the head of the Oregon Anti-Saloon league in a fiery Prohibition-era speech to the Forest Grove Chamber of Commerce.
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A famed fire chief quits Forest Grove for Washington, the famed Mazamas trek from Dilley to find fossils, and the city plans to enclose Council Creek in the news of a century ago.
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What were Forest Grove residents watching a century ago? Hoot Gibson won the all-around championship at the Pendleton Round-Up in the early days of his acting career in 1912. In 1925, he was the leading man for a film screening at the Star Theater (now Theatre in the Grove).
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Forest Grove's dreams of an armory axed by governor's veto, a war hero visits Forest Grove and more in 1925.
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'Frivolous Sal' played at the Star Theater, a pioneer read an early history: Forest Grove on February 26, 1925
History
Crocodiles in Forest Grove? Not quite, but they were in the newspaper a century ago.