Oregon Farm Outlook and Political Gossips in Newberg
The Newberg Graphic notes a Washington report that Senator Chamberlain may seek re election on a prohibition platform. It and local items discuss a mild winter and favorable outlook for farming and fruit, with remarks on Oregon’s market and population strategies. Local social events feature piano solos by Ruth Hinshaw Alta Gumm and Lyra Miles.
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Washington
Evening Telegram
Chamberlain
George
Reset Ellis Pickett
Pinherine Onl Ihren
Ruth Hinshaw
Alta Gumm
Lyra Miles
Oregon Electric Railway Expands Amid Competition
The Oregon Electric Railway pushes new facilities and higher traffic to capture business as service expands and running times shorten in response to stronger competitors.
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Oregon Electric Railway
Jim Stewart Aims for Legislature From Rural Districts
The Fossil Journal editor Jim Stewart seeks joint representation for Wheeler Sherman and Gilliam counties. The writer predicts success and notes Stewart's Scots wit to keep lawmakers in good humor. Stewart is also a rancher and newspaper publisher.
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Jim Stewart
The
Fossil Journal
Wheeler
Sherman
Gilliam
Stewart
Booth Keeps Republican Senator Bid In Newberg Visit
Hon R A Booth, candidate for the United States senate nomination, spent Friday in Newberg. He spoke to college and high school students in the day and addressed a fair audience at Duncan's hall in the evening outlining his policies and leaving a positive impression for the election.
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R. A. Booth
United States
Newberg
Duncan’s Hall
Booth
Prohibition Ordered in United States Navy After July First
The Navy will enforce absolute prohibition on drinking on board ships and in yards starting July 1 by order of Secretary Daniels on Surgeon General Bristol's recommendation. Commanding officers bear direct responsibility for enforcement, signaling a major curtailment of personal liberty in the service.
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Daniels
United States Navy
Bristol
College peace contest winners named and praised
The Graphic congratulates the young men who spoke in the preliminary peace contest at the college on Monday evening. Emmett Gully won first place and will represent the college in the state contest in Portland April 24. Delbert Replogle spoke on The World Union and Arthur Besson on International Arbitration.
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the Graphic
Emmett Gully
Portland
Delbert Replogle
The
World Union
Arthur Besson
International Arbitra
Obituary Impending After Reckless Train Crossings
The Graphic warns of upcoming obituary if careless crossings continue after two autos crossed near a Portland train crossing and a wagon crossed West First Street ahead of a fast train. It urges caution to prevent fatal railway incidents and notes trains’ noise and wind can hide an approaching locomotive.
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the Graphic
Portland
West First Street
Oregon Candidates for Governor and Industry Highlights
The Graphic surveys voters across parties and notes women may influence the governor race. It lists candidates including Dimick Crawford Carter Geer Withycombe Johns Moser Brownell Manning Smith Bennett Gill Miller Purdy and others. Industrial notes cover Salem post office upgrade Astoria dock and factory plans North Bend street work and new theaters mills and canneries across cities.
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Grant B. Dimick
Oregon City
A. M. Crawford
Roseburg
William A. Carter
Portland
T. T. Geer
James Withycombe
Corvallis
Charles A. Johns
Gus C. Moser
George C. Brownell
John Manning
C. J. Smith
A. S. Bennett
the Dalles
F. M. Gill
Dutur
Robert A. Miller
W. E. Purdy
Newberg
B. F. Jones
W. C. Hawley
Salem
John Osterman
Taft
Frederick Hollister
North Bend
W. H. Meredith
Wedderburn
State Bureau of Indusiries and Statistics
Astoria
LaGrande
Regional Minimum Wage Rates In Northwest States
Washington sets ten dollars per week as the minimum wage. Oregon’s rate is nine dollars twenty five cents in Portland and eight dollars twenty five cents across the rest of the state.
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Washington
Oregon
Portland
Rest of State
Tillamook Whey Powers Large Oregon Dairy Sugar Plant
A major Oregon industry involves a large sugar of milk facility that uses whey byproduct from Tillamook cheese factories, turning dairy waste into new product streams. This integration links dairy production with new processing capacity, highlighting regional industrial cooperation.
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Oregon
Tillamook
Republican Candidate for County Judge Seeks Election
A McMinnville resident with 26 years in Yamhill County outlines farming, threshing, road and bridge experience. He lists degrees from McMinnville College and University of Oregon, and current service as McMinnville city attorney. He pledges honest, businesslike county administration and fair representation for all districts.
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Yamhill County
McMinnville
McMinnville College
University of Oregon
Oregon Bar
Bency
Evanp
Beds in Brittany Surprises A Visitor In Tiny Cottage
Frances M. Gosling recounts a visit to a Breton barber shop described in The Bretons at Home. A tiny cottage houses a barber, his wife, a patient Englishman, and a cupboard bed filled with fourteen children, eliciting amused chatter and a shared joke among locals.
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Frances M. Gosling
How the Falconer Told It
A narrator describes training a falcon, detailing the bird’s hunting process. The account notes the falcon’s controlled movements, hooks, and returns as it pursues quarry, culminating in a successful capture and display of training. The scene appears in Outing Magazine.
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Bowse
Yarak
Outing Magazine
Mrs Kellogg Sees Breakfast Spark Scandal Talk
Mr Kellogg teases wife with a hot remark about White's wife. Mrs Kellogg suspects a scandal as White's wife allegedly started the trouble by giving him one of her biscuits at breakfast. The tale, from Youth's Companion, hints at tensions in a newlywed circle.
Equestrian Statues Reflect Battlefield Legends
The New York World notes a Gettysburg battlefield rule for horse statues. If two feet are in the air the rider died, one foot raised means wounded, all four feet on the pedestal indicate the rider survived unhurt.
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Gettysburg
New York World
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Newberg Graphic
H. Woodward
First Street
Gaffy
Oregonian
Oregon Development News
Cottage Grove
D. A. Paine
Eugene
Sutherline Brick and Tile Company
North Bend Lumber Company
National Amusement Co
Toledo Lumber Company
Willamette Pacific
Schofield Creek
R D. Hoke
Medford
West Salem
Wm. Parker
Santa M Calif
Petzell
Stayton
Sheridan
Toutle River
Williams Creek
C. B. Perkins
Caples & Co
Forest Grove
Bandon
Savage Tire Company
Pacific Coast
North Bank Road
Pendleton
Feeble Minded Institute
Baird’s
Selby Shoe Co’s
J. B. Dodson
Brittany
Jocosely
Atlantic City
Pry
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