Cannery Project Progress At Newberg On Site
The Weber Russell cannery promises large scale work in Newberg with a 100 by 321 foot main building and 40 by 40 foot engine house. Half the structure will be built first to host machinery arriving from Sumner, while workers prepare grounds and concrete piers. A Seattle rep and team stake the site as a practical cannery expert studies profitable crops for the plant. Minton Newlin reports on bee stings for rheumatism with mixed results and a large honey harvest incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Puget Sound
H. H. Hougey
Canning Company
Seattle
Sumner
Washington
Weber-Russell
Leaks and Their Results Mended in Social Hygiene Letter
A long reading outlines the costs and harms of drink and cigarette consumption. It cites a barrel of flour and other goods saved by abstaining from daily beer and cigars, a New York merchant saving over two million cents over decades, and cautions about cheap cigarette paper and bleaching. Mary E. Scott signs as County President of the WCTU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary £. C. Scott
County Prese
Alone at Last in a Silent Store
A man and woman confront fear in a deserted store as bats and dust swirl around. The couple speaks of being alone while the setting decays with cobwebs and a tremulous atmosphere. The man exerts a harsh tone as they confront restraint and secrecy.
Chehalem Center Notes and Social Items
Chehalem Center reports W T U meeting with Mrs. S W Newhouse set for next Wednesday at 2 30. An ice cream social Saturday night drew solid funds and good company. F A Hayes and family plan seaside trip Wednesday. Mrs Nash and Mrs Colton of Newberg visited daughters Mrs Worden and Mrs Walton. Mrs H C Paulsen returned from Portland visit with her mother Mulheron. Last week Mrs Helen Harford attended her sister Miss Patience Dickenson s wedding in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Newhouse
F. A. Hayes
Nash
Colton
Newberg
Worden
Walton
H. C. Paulsen
Portland
Mulheron
Helen Harford
Patience Dickenson
West Chehalem Threshing and Orchard Notes and Local Transfers
Local field report from West Chehalem notes Frank Nelson & Co thresher activity with a picnic in the Jack Noble farm field. Orchard pests discussed and California spraying seen as needed. Residents plan coast trips and returnees welcome. area schools and housing transfers listed with numerous property parcels and names in Tamam County Abstract records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nelson & Co
C. F. Jensen
John Varguson
Nelson Co’s. Thresher
Jack Noble
Davis
A. H. Pape
Sonoma County
California
Massive 12 Million Foot Log Drive Headed to Oregon City
A huge raft of 12,000,000 feet of logs from near Eugene is drifting down the Willamette between Corvallis and Albany. Thirty men and eight horses crew the Spaulding Logging Company craft, destined for Oregon City about September 20. Logs will feed Crown, Columbia Paper, and Willamette Pulp mills at the West Side plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Eugene
Willamette
Corvallis
Albany
Spaulding Logging Company
Crown
Columbia Paper Company
Willamette Pulp and Paper Company
West Side Mills
Spaulding Company
Salem
Newberg
Oregon City Daily Star
Quote on virtue and character from moral reflections
The passage reflects on greed, duty, dignity, and the necessity of character as essential capital. It warns that healing the innocent requires action beyond words and faith shapes true experience of goodness through spiritual companionship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Newlin
Finley
Minton Newlin
Chehalem Center
West Chehalem
Heal
Tamam Coun Abstract Company
McMinnville
Saml M Richards
Dayton
Wm Chapman
FA Chapman
Frank Chapman
Mamie Miller
Ethel Graves
Alexander Webber
Hiram Jones
Ray L. Antrim
Geo Nash
Francis Hauswirth
Fred L .Trullinger
Hauswirths
North Yamhill
Andrew Jeffrey
Raymond Walker
Pendleton
Bank OF Newberg
B. C. Miles
J. L. Hoskins
J. C. Colcord
W. E. Crozer
Asst
Rominmces
Manila
Aerator
Wright & White
Cc. F. Held
Nash & Finley
Ando Weekly
Oregonian
E. Watkins
Newberg Land Co
W. P. Heacock
Newberg Sash & Door Factory
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