Funeral services for J. M. Atkinson held at Chehalem Center
J M Atkinson died recently and the funeral was conducted Saturday forenoon at the new Friends church in Chehalem Center with Rev H T Cash delivering the sermon. Interment followed at West Chehalem cemetery with Woodmen at the grave. He left a wife and two children and was a pioneer advocate of diversified farming and dairy breeding with his brother Sam, building a renowned dairy farm and influencing local agricultural progress.
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J. M. Atkinson
New Friends Church of
Sam
Atkinson Brothers
Oregon
Debate Between High School and Eighth Grade Pupils
A Saturday public school debate pitted High School team members May Mitchell Frank Moore Willie Miles against the Grammar department Eighth grade led by Gladys True Celia Burgess Herman Woodward. The question, Resolved that it is better for students to attend small colleges than large universities, saw High School supporters prevail with two judges backing them.
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Grammar Department
May Mitchell
Frank Moore
Willie Miles
Gladys True
Celia Burgess
Herman Woodward
Hadley
Miss Andrews
Pacific College
O. K. Edwards
Revival Extended at Crater's Hall For Another Week
Revival led by Ritchey Brothers continues at Crater's Hall with audience of fifty five. Attendance grows as more than one hundred expected next Thursday. Sunday school has forty members and Rev G K Berry of Portland has been call ed to pastor the church beginning in a few weeks.
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Sarah Hutchens
Dayton
Jesse
Friends “Settlement
Newberg
Mary E B. K. Edwards
Methodist
North Carolina
Sarah Caroline Phillipe Snesmechvl
Saraa Lea Leita
W. W. Hutchens
Almira
Oregon
W. W. Bond
Stafford
Kansas
Tyra Hutchens
Stites
Idaho
W. P. Ruddick
Colorado
Texas
Elisa Hutchens
Dayton Hutchens
Hamlin Hutchens
Jesse Hutchens
J. P. Dorsey
Friends Church
Crater’s Hall
Ritchey Brothers
G. K. Berry
Portland
Crater’s
Timely Truths and the W C T U Reporter
A reflective piece questions the harm of rumors and false accusations and promotes moral instruction for youth through Sunday school. It contrasts deceptive media with wholesome reading and religious education, criticizing impure images and weekday commerce distracting children.
Fragmented land transfers appear in county records
OCR reads list of scattered property deeds with names such as Nelson, Sage, Purdy, Turner, and Haxtie. It notes sections and acreages like 80 a sec 86 and 230.23 a int 6 6er 8, with prices including $1650 and $10. The text references multiple buyers and grantees across McMinnville and nearby areas, without full context.
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Ella Moomaw
Wood
Newberg Nelson
WA Howe
O&c RR Co
N C Fairchilds
J H Nolta
Wm Me
Lean
Sidney Smith
Chas H
Albert Sage
Purdy
Sage Chas M Agee
Anettard and
Hus
H Turner
McMinnville
Haxtie
Harris
Elzina Stewart
John
Smith
U S
Pay To the Mail Order House Figure on It
Fragmentary plea urging a mail order house to consider a pay arrangement. The speaker suggests a chance to reconcile a potential mistake and mentions a catalogue offer as the context for reassessment. The text hints at negotiation and reconsideration of terms.
Harness Man Teaches Old Gear Ain’t Forever
F Held The Harness Man notes old harness wear signals end of service and urges replacing worn gear while opportunity lasts. He emphasizes timely upgrading before failures occur and stresses practical safety.
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Harnes
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R M Wardle
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Hauswirtlis
Strom
Bridgefarmer
Terrell
Edwards
Comstock
Harriet E
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Har- Comstock
Dundee
Henrietta Cole
Harriet E Comstock Biks
Frank B Martin
R C Martin
Mo A Baker
Mary A Wilkins
Baker
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Cornelia
Greer
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Loren Seward
Tanac Lambright
Loren Seward Land
Oh Dageeee
Tena
Poppe
Emma J Miller
Robert Harnbeck
Wynooski
Eugene D Hambliet
Asec
Iain
Br TomaSi
Postoffice
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Oregona
Newberg Dock
T. B. Cummings
Page & Keystone
Wright-White
Feed and Implement House
W. P. Heacock & Son
Newberg Sash & Door Factory
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