Black Eagle Mine Bond in Salem Investor Deal
Barnes of Salem arranged a $100000 deal to bond the Black Eagle mine and sink a new shaft with new machinery. The company, largely Albany and Newberg stockholders, leased in 1914 and 1915 and now will liquidate at lease end. Assays show copper ore with gold silver and zinc traces amid hopes for full development.
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Barnes
Salem
Barney
Harriman
Albany
Newberg
Black Eagle Company
Pacific College Announces New Commercial Curriculum Lead
Miss Mary L. Johnson of Portland has been hired to develop the next year’s commercial program at Pacific College. She is meeting with authorities to plan the course and install equipment. Johnson is highly rated for stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping, and commercial law after completing a business course in the East and gaining office experience.
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Lee
Beekotaee
Cation
Pacific College
Mary L. Johnson
Portland
Johnson
East
Behnke- Walker Business College of
Port
Citizens Campaign Conference discusses Good Citizenship and dry amendment
Friday night at the city park the Citizens Campaign Conference heard Mayor Edwards on efficiency and moral uplift. Speakers argued temperance, brewery issues, and unity against liquor influence as residents plan to vote on the Brewers' Amendment and related measures.
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Edwards
A C. Christenson
Omar Fendall
Charles C
Impromptu Wedding Dinner Shared With Sick Friend
Mr and Mrs J R Horning after returning home Monday received an angel cake from their daughter. The next evening they visited sick neighbor J D Davis and shared the cake as they marked their forty fourth wedding anniversary with a blessing and four pieces for each person.
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J. R. Horning
J. D. Davis
Mr. Hornung
Mr. Davis
Republicans Urged to Organize Club Meeting at City Hall
A call issued for a Republican club meeting at the city hall council room next Monday evening at 8 o clock. Republican voters both men and women are invited to attend this meeting. Committee.
Bids Wanted for Fir Wood by District No 9 Clerk
Carrie M. Johnson of District No 9 Newberg Oregon requests bids for ten cards of old fir or good second growth fir wood. All bids due by August 30 1916. Route 1 box 46 cw.
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Carrie M. Johnson
Newberg
Oregon
Rain Taps and Dust Winds Over Town by Emma Carleton
A brief poetic note describes rain spreading through tree tops and grain with a grey sunset veil. Dust gusts sweep streets while rain patters on footpaths and windows, offering relief from the sun’s heat.
For of Such Is the Mind of Heaven by Freeman L Harford
A fragmented verse piece reflecting on emotion and beauty in memory and innocence. It includes poetic images of laughter like springs in the desert and a child’s joy, plus a recalled scene of a blind girl asking to be buried with her dolly as her eyes are opened in heaven.
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Papa
Dr. Curtis
Grandpa
Mama
Gallilee
A Big Feed and a Mother's Sacrifice at the Badger Association
A touching tale contrasts a mother’s risk to kiss her dying child with a faith that extends to the New Woman. The Badger State Association held its sixth meeting in the city park with about 125 attendees enjoying a noon dinner, readings, poems, and a brief business session.
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Badger State Association
Mary -C
Wiley
B. P. Hevland
N. L. Wiley V. Pres
Frank Carlisle
L. A. Moore
Full Rental Value Land Tax and Homesteaders' Loan Fund Amendment
The proposed measure on the ballot as the People’s Land and Loan Law aims to tax landowners beyond current taxes to fund a five year, interest free loan program for home building. Critics call it robbery and confiscation, arguing it punishes thrift and rewards improvidence according to the Coos Bay Sentinel.
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People’s Land and Loan
Coquille Sentinel
Annual Nebraska Kansas gathering in Newberg picnic urged
The Nebraska Kansas Association will hold its annual meeting at city park in Newberg next Tuesday August 15 inviting ex Nebraskans and ex Kansans in Yamhill and adjoining counties to attend. Bring baskets knives forks and spoons. Register with former and present address at the secretary to renew old ties. If rain forces indoors the I O O F hall will host.
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Nebraska-Kansas Association
Newberg
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Freeman L. Harford
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