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Newspaper

Hood River News

Location

Hood River, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1912

Page

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Congregationalists to Hold Convention Here in Hood River

Hood River will host the Oregon State Conference of Congregational churches October 5 to 10 with about nine hundred delegates and eight hundred members expected. Delegates will stay in homes around Riverside Church. meals will be served at the church. The program features sermons by Rev J S Staub and Rev J M Lowden, talks on fellowship and New Congregationalism, plus sessions on religious education, church federation, and social responsibilities. Notable speakers include Rev F D Van Horne of Seattle and Miss Maude Howard.

Hood River Oregon State Conference of Congregational Churches Riverside Church Siungald Portland J. M. Lowden Hasanle Vortland Ion New Congregationalism George N. Edwards Oregon National Council of Congregational Churches Pdf. Schreck Salem Maude Howard Our City Miles I Pisher San Franciaen Luther Dyote Firat Ite

Roosevelt Makes Short Speech Here

Colonel Roosevelt spoke briefly at Hood River station en route from Portland to La Grande. About 100 admirers gathered as his car halted for water. he praised Oregon as progressive, touted Progressive policies, and thanked attendees including young ladies for their cordial greeting.

Hood River Portland la Grande Roosevelt Oregon Whs Linton Progressive Party

Minister urges ballot study over Bible in election prep

Sermon by Rev J Hargreaves at Heights Nuptial church stresses the initiative and referendum system. He says voters must study the ballot and that church members should engage in civic duties to shape government and society. The talk links religious faith to practical political involvement.

Hargreaves

Local Japanese Honor Mikado Crowds Gather for Memorial

Crowds met Friday afternoon at Roof P Hall to honor Mikado Inte Mikailey whose memory was celebrated. Mo Vasu presided as short speeches extolled the virtues of the dead ruler. A large gathering later formed on courthouse grounds for a group photo taken around 11. Rev of Lincoln and others returned to dine with her son, Nichol, before making definite plans.

Mikailey Tokto Mo Vasu Estemontes Lincoln Nichol

Plans for Water System Discussed by Portland Council

Edwin A. Taylor a Portland hydraulic engineer visited the city to study data for funding and starting the new water system project. He met the city council’s free and water committee who reviewed plans as a revolution to authorize work. A $300,000 bond issue is targeted for sale October 7 with bids to follow and construction to begin promptly after bids are accepted.

Edwin A. Taylor Portland Council Taylor Dewn

Real estate transfers listed in Hood River area records

A string of property deeds and transfers is reported, naming numerous buyers and sellers such as J. O. Dorham W B Lewis Cal Dough and Elfen A Leininger. Transactions include parcels in Dukes Valley Clark's Addition Riverside Park and Hood River Development Company with prices noted and dates implied by the list.

Dorham W.bf Aw Lews Hock Hood River Park Charles EB Spencer Whle Cal Dough Parkdale Cal Douglas Melsnane Warkdale J. Adrian Epping M. 1 Elfen A. Leininger Dukes Valley Lewis BE. Hoberts Duke's Valley

Curlation Science Services Held in Commercial Cloth Rooms

Curlation Science services are held in the Commercial Cloth rooms Sunday at 1 pm. Subject matters. Sunday school at the same hour in Room 2. Davidson Mdg Wednesday meetings in same room at 5 pm. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 pm.

Davideon

Fire engulfs caboose near Stranahan Clark yard

Four railroad workers sleep in a switch engine caboose when a fire near the Stranahan Clark storehouse erupts from leaking oil. The watchman halts the train, flames trap the men, they escape by leaping from the front door as the blaze subsides before fire crews arrive.

Fo, High J. L. Smith WH. Natty W. E. Waters Garde Stranahan & Clark Ca Buret

Merger and Co Buy Motor Truck for Deliveries

The Gilbert Implement Company reports automobile usage in recent weeks. Mercer and Company, Rockford store owners, bought a one ton Chase auto truck to serve a large part of the West Side and the Oak Grove fire area. Dr HL Pumble bought a Buick runabout. Two two cylinder two horsepower Chalmers cars sold to EL Metain and C P Beebe.

Gilbert Implement Company Mercer and Company Rockford Oak Grove HL. Pumble EL. Metlain C. P. Beebe

Former Hood River Boy Perishes in Alaskan Hills

Leslie Oliver aged 17 from Hood River died on Sheep Creek Mountain near Juneau Alaska with two companions. Bodies of John Shattuck 21 and Dell Linscott 20 found nearby after seven hours of searching. All perished from hunger cold and exposure while attempting to reach a miner's cabin. Shattuck a University of Oregon graduate was prominent in athletics. Linscott a Douglas resident. The party lacked blankets or provisions and fog hindered rescue efforts.

Hood River Alaskan Leslie Oliver Sheep Creek Mountain Juneau Alaska Cascade Locke Oliver Oliver’e Beds Eate Lipo Shattuck Linscott John W. Shattuck Therniversity

Two Ranch Property Deals Closed in Hood River Area

Real estate closures involve Frank Menefee of Portland purchasing 10 acres in Willow City from BE Chapin, including this year’s crop of about 2700 boxes valued at 14540. The Guy Y Edwards Co also arranged Frank M Cox of Chicago acquiring 20 acres in Odell District with all plots in five year-old trees.

Lncal Fruit Guy Y Edwarda Company Frank Menefew Portland Be, Chapin Me Menefee Hood River Son

Open River Line to Be Continued Amid Stockholder Support

Service by the Open River Transportation Company from Portland to this city and eastward will continue beyond month end after stockholder meetings and remonstrances. To cover a 7000 dollar deficit a voluntary stockholder assessment will be made. Contingencies of service will hinder water competition and force railways to keep rates in check.

Open River Transportation Company Portland Wos

Intense Interest Taken in the Children's Fair

Hood River residents gathered for the first school children's Industrial fair at the courthouse with two classes of entries. Judges awarded numerous prizes for apples, potatoes, onions, jelly, bread, canned fruit, jelly, eggs, displays, and handmade aprons, highlighting strong participation from Barrett Oak Grove Hood River and Cascade Locks communities.

Hood River Otto Annnala Oak Grove Jesse Hutson Valley Crest Susie Rodwell Barrett Clark Thomeen Frank Fenwick Ernest Muddy Parkdale Chacai Vernon Gray Blanche Aubert Mount Hood Ben Granger Francis Miller Thrat Roy Miller Edna Plog Otel Samuel Thomson Firat Samuel Coad Armas Jaakku Clarence Miller Frankton Francis Michael Dean Iheland Howrd Scobee Hood Hiver Threat Floyd Mason Pine Grove Claas Beat Loaf breal—Clase Edna Clapp Fist Boela Turner Zoe Newman Mary Dempsey Vernon Garrabrant Elin Sundsten Cascade Lacks Lolo Prother Hell Clara Thomeen Pluie Grove Secord Lenore Crane Iida Nichols Firet Clase BP Ada Laraway Ine Ireve Martha Pergason Odell Anon Dart Josephine Dart Parrett Florence Clark Cine Grove Claus Mary Jh. Blagg Hood Iver Eriste Vonguerres Onkirove Martha Pergueon A. F. J. Littlefield Agnes Kyverly Viento Kiretens Ostergard Jessie Thompson Cascade Locka Chloe Thompson Cascade Locks Lea A Dorr H. Green Edward de Witt Roy Dark Frank Dark Charile McIlwraith Bantama Martha Ferguson Harold Early Ruth Eby John Annala Dorothy Baker Dora DeWitt Grad Reed Helen Bros Viola Calvin Catherine Stewart Helen Anbert

Apples back home don’t taste same

W I Nichol returning from a long trip across Canada the U S and Missouri says Hood River apples lack the old home orchard flavor. He believes Hood River varieties remain best though Missouri is hot with fungus damage and he could not find a place matching Hood River in climate scenery people and business.

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Sand Storm Sweeps Down River disrupts coastal town

A severe desert sand storm accompanied by heavy winds from Easter Oregon swept the river region on Saturday, disrupting traffic and delaying shipments. The storm caused vessels to alter course and hindered port operations while city improvements proceed amid cleanup efforts.

Oregon Pctty Waller Hood Stewon Baet

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