Newberg conducts first tugenic test for babies at public library
In Newberg a local Parents Educational Bureau event hosted the first tugenic baby test with Mrs A King Wilson leading, noting improved results will be announced later in Portland. Dozens of infants were examined by doctors and dentists, while mothers attended lectures and a luncheon at Mrs Maggie Littlefield’s home.
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Newberg
A. King Wilson
Parents’ Educational Bureau
Portland
Bayley
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Maggie Littlefield
Week of Cleanliness Emphasis Aims to Lift Community Spirit
Washington designates a first week from June 6 to 11 focused on cleanliness and godliness. A Portland newspaper praised small towns for tidy lawns and parks. The write up urges mutual effort in keeping homes and streets attractive to raise morale and improve surroundings and education.
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Washington
Portland
Notable names listed in the community notice extract
The fragment lists Marguerite Alice Nordyke Phyllis Thorné Earl Thorne Mary Eunice Lewis Delbert New Ola Winters Ira Winters and Marta Heater as individuals appearing in a local column or notice segment.
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Marguerite Alice Nordyke
Phyllis Thorné
Earl Thorne
Mariy Eunice Lewis
Delbert New- Ola Winters
Ira Winters
Marta Heater
Local Bus Service Schedule Between McMinnville Independence
Coy and Rickreall operate a new daily stage with fare one dollar between McMinnville and Independence. The schedule starts Monday April 19. Robert Jones, city engineer, was elected to the American Society of Civil Engineers by the board of control in New York. We offer congratulations.
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Coy
Rickreall
McMinnville Independence
Robert Jones
American Society of Civil Engineers
New York
Board of Control
Mr. Jones
Willamette Athletic Club Forms Baseball League
Representatives from Springbrook Fernwood Chehalem Center and Willamette Athletic clubs formed a baseball league. Willamette beat Chehalem Center 107 to 107 with Baird and Mills catching Hodges and Perawoods for Chehalem. Springbrook also defeated, standings show Willamette 2 1.006 and Perawood Cen a Center 11 .000 Springbrook 1 1 .000
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Springbrook
Fernwood
Chehalem Center
Willamette Athletic
Willamette Club
Baird and Mills
Hodges
Perawoods
WLIT
Perawood
Ciena Center
Former Newberg Man Attacked by Bull in Rural Incident
An injured man near Newberg was charged by a bull. He broke a fence to escape and received aid after the attack. The report names A. E. Calkios and C. S. Calkins as former local residents now in Airlie.
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Newberg
BULL
A. E. Calkios
C. S. Calkins
Airlie
Electric firm seeks summer power deal for McMinnville
Yamhill Electric Company of Newberg and its Sherwood auxiliary, serving ten towns, asks the Water and Light Commission to supply electricity to McMinnville during summer months when wood is used for fuel. Mr. Moore, a Georgia native, has lived in Oregon about ten years and visited County Clerk Wilson on Friday.
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Yamhill Electric Company
Newberg
Ths Auxiliary Company
Sherwood
Water & Light Commission
McMinnville
Moore
Oregon
Georgia
Wilson
A Dog Life and a Dutchman’s Burden
A narrative contrasts a dog’s easy day with a Dutchman’s hard routine. The man laments constant duties from waking to work and caregiving, while the dog merely enjoys play and rest. The tale underscores labor versus leisure through humor and cultural voice.
Horse Stolen in New Berg Saturday Night
Adlai Livengood reports a horse theft in New Berg on Saturday night. He tied the horse to a rear rack near the line and left to town, but no information has been received about the missing animal.
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Newberg
Adlai Livengood
Henry
Good
State Board of Forestry and Oregon Forest Conference Notice
State officials discuss forest resources for self preservation and the interest of men and children in forest resources with the State Board of Forestry and Oregon Forest oc eure co for self preservation and thein. terest oftmen and children in our, forest resources.
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State Board of Forestry and
Oregon Forest
Eure Co
Thein.terest Oftmen
Children In Our
Buckeye and Hoo Terms in Political Rhetoric
The letter argues against mossback labels for Ohio, contending Ohio and Indiana politics show Republican influence, distillery interests dominate the state, and Democrats fear a dry, jailed political climate. The author urges readers to consider a shift away from old factions and to recognize presidential timber within Ohio.
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Ohio
Indiana
Citizens Democrats
Arizona
Anna M. Fogle
Meeting of City Council Adjourns With Full Attendance
An adjourned city council meeting was held Monday with full attendance by WeH and Wharton. The treasurer reported on finances and the status of accounts as part of the session.
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Ty Council
Weh, Wharton
City council reviews water rates and Morton street plans
The council discussed auditing treasurer books, fixing a charge for water used outside limits, and opening Morton street. Residents northwest of town pledged labor and teams for the street, a property owner objected to nonjoined work, Mayor Edwards noted ongoing street work, and a larger pump is being sought with Warthill Electric Co. terms to be set.
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C. R.duer
Morton Street
Rood
Edwards
Progressive Council
Warthill Electric Co
Stock Sale at Willa mette View Farm Draws Baptist Ladies
On Tuesday F A Lundquist held a stock sale at Willa mette View Farm inviting Baptist ladies to serve lunch. Fourteen Adelphians traveled by auto and buggy to the event, enjoying a social outing with profit for the church. Mrs Lundquist chatted about animals reared on the farm, with thanks to George Larkin Dr Hester H Prince and Mr Lundquist for their gallant conduct.
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F. A. Lundquist
Willamette View Farm
View Farm
George Larkin
Dr. Hester
H. Prince
Mr. Lundquist
Farewell Reception for Howard M Williams at Baptist Church
A social farewell is planned Thursday evening from 8 to 9 30 at the Baptist church for Mr and Mrs Howard M Williams. Church members and Newberg friends are invited to attend and greet them with a handshake. No eats or drinks. Come all, committee.
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Howard M. Williams
The
Baptist Church
Newberg
Eallus Fane
Forest Grove Hosts Organica Meeting With Gospel Focus
Special Evan reports Forest Grove plans a meeting titled Organica with heavy gospel singing. Reverends Gould and Whitely oversee arrangements and hold endorsements from their official boards.
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Forest Grove
Revs
Gould
Whitely
May Day plans progress with bright prospects
Plans for the May Day celebration proceed with a 6:30 to 7:30 breakfast and a day of exercises. Miss Britt directs drills, promising a pleasing program while Professors Marshall and McMinn report a record canoe trip to Wilsonville. A student delegation will root for Lisle Hubbard in the state prohibition contest in Salem Friday. Reverend Gould led chapel exercises, and a faculty tennis tournament is set with eight entrants on a new fast court.
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Miss Britt
Marshall
McMinn
Wilsonville
Salem
Lisle
Hubbard
Pacific
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