Local social notes from Dundee and Newberg
W A Baker buys a new Ford and Frank Holt travels to Portland. Dundee ladies visit Mrs Cyrene Palmer as cheer and a plant arrive for her poor health. Chehalem Center W C T A meets in Newberg with seven members and four visitors. Future meetings planned for May at Mrs S W Newhouse’s home. Carl Millers move to the parsonage. Portland visitors join Easter events at the Frost home. Rex public school baseball beats Springbrook 10 to 3 with a rematch planned Friday if weather allows.
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Frank Holt
Portland
Round
Springbrook News Briefs From Portland Visit and Ranch Sales
W W Dunton visited Portland. Joe Peters buys a fifteen acre ranch near Chehalem Center and moves for fame. Rex defeats Springbrook on the home diamond. rain shortened to five innings. P M Tallman sells a fifteen acre ranch to Stumna of Waterloo Iowa, due in thirty days for $9000 cash. Tallman couple plan Illinois summer, return to near Portland in fall. Rev and Mrs Frank Fisher travel from Portland after Sunday service at Friends church to Idaho for pastorate. Poem reflects on hard work and patchy pants in Oregon showers.
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Joe Peters
Mr. Livingston
Chehalém Center
Rex
Springbrook
P. M. Tallman
Stumna
Waterloo
Iowa
How a Portland Family Survived from 1913 to 1920 on 45 Dollars
An Oregon family grew from four to ten people between 1913 and 1920 while monthly income fell from 100 to 45 dollars. The article examines frugal living, budget adjustments, and strategies used to stretch scarce funds in that era.
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Oregon
Growth at State University and Agricultural College
The State University and the Agricultural College have expanded from 2250 students in 1913 to 5400 today. The report notes that $1 in 1913 has the purchasing power of about 45 cents now, illustrating inflation over time.
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The
State University
Agricultural College
Oregon Normal
College and University Support Across the 1913-37 Era
A concise note questions carrying the work of the College University and Normal in tandem with the same support given historically between 1913 and 1937. It reflects on organizational duties and funding continuity across higher education bodies.
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College
University
Normal
Help Oregon Higher Education Relief on May 21
The piece urges readers to support the higher education relief measure for Oregon’s three institutions the State University Agricultural College and the Normal School and invites readers to visit the Graphic to print sale bills for the vote.
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The
State University
Agricultural College
Normal School
Oregon
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W. A. Baker
Ford
Carl Miller
Mrs. Boswell
Mr. Frost
Halcyon Wiley
Olga Keller
F. I. Eves
Marie Hanson
Burton Frost
Morris Ohsfeldt
Sherwood
C. G. Lewis
Sturgis
Forest Grove
Lewis
Frost
Master Burton
Pilcher
Sanipolis
Freda Kane
Rex Public School
W. W. Dunton
W. W. Hollingsworth Company
Yamhil
County Abstract Co
J. H. Gibson
Myr
Mcminnville
Orego
Newberg Lodge
Wm. Clemmens
WV. M
Frank Knapp
E. A. Romig
M. D
Hawthorn Avenue
Corbett Building
Sec
Dekorato
Sanitary Kalsemine
W. P. Fuller & Co
Portia
Port Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Boise
W.P. Fuller & C
Wutos
John Gower Henterz
Lafayette Nursery CO
Lafayette
Vbuilders Hardware
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
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