Beavers defeat Newberg in slow hot ball game 9 to 3
In Portland's heat the Beavers beat Newberg 9 to 3 with Walter McCredie and his brother watching. Pillette pitched for Newberg while Sullivan toed the plate for Portland and Wes Kingdon starred with three key catches at short for the Beavers. Billy Stepp suffered a scalp wound from a bat while resting near the third base line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Rays
Beavers
Walter McCredie
Pacific Coast
Billy Ellivan
Chicago White Sox
Larkin
Mike
Stager
Portland
Newberg
Herman Pillette
Billy Sullivan
Dave Coyle
Frank Miller
Binsett
Howard Elliott
Ana Purine
Ly Field
Lew Kennedy
Oregonian
Joe Dailey
Jack ‘Farmer
Jack
Sul
Livan
Vestal
Oldham
Bill Speas
Pillette
Maisel
Blue
Biff’ Schaller
del Baker
Penner
Speas
Red
Billy Speas
Schalier
Wes Kingdon
Kingdon
Red” Oldham
George Maisel
Lou Blue
Pake
Ken Penner
Jack Farmer
Billy Stepp
Carroll Jones
Schroeder
Art’ Koehler
Jones
Stepp
Farmer
Koehler
Baker
Banner load of dried blackcap raspberries in Oregon
Wm Kincaid of Springbrook purchased a record drying crop described as the banner load of berries ever marketed in Oregon. The 3500 plus pounds of black cap raspberries sold for $2302.60, produced by the W T West & Son near Newberg Newberg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kincaid
Springbrook
W.T. West & Son
Newberg
Oregon
The New Civilized Ford and the Self Starter Debate
A nostalgic reflection on Henry Ford introducing self starters for Ford cars, praising the old crank method as a fine art while acknowledging progress with self starters, stronger springs, cushions, and improved reliability, but fearing the loss of the sport and human touch in driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry
Wes
Betsy
Farewell Service Marks Change at Newberg Church
Rev B Hicks preached farewell as pastor of the Newberg Christian church. Members approved Rev Stefoose as successor for one year or more. A Sunday school picnic followed with about one hundred attendees. Hicks aided by Shafoose spoke. Wallace Jones read. choir sang. Hicks leaves debt paid and membership up. best wishes accompany him and Mrs Hicks to the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill Christian Church
Chiian
Dan Putman
Shafoose
Steafoose
Seasion
Fernwood
Hicks
Newberg Church
Mrs. Hicks
Reception for the Penningtons at Woodward Home
A college board and women’s auxiliary host a lawn reception for the Pennington family as they prepare to move to Richmond Indiana for a year. The event at 200 North River Street, hosted by H. Woodward, invites all college friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Gada Aiver
Pennington
Richmond
Indiana
H. Woodward
North River Street
Old Timer Revisits Astoria Roots From 37 Years Ago
Thomas Linville former Clatsop County sheriff visited Chebalem Valley last week recalling life in Astoria. He spoke of early work on Swan Benson farm earning eight dollars a month and boarding, and of schooling in District No. 10. He recalls Newberg and wheat handling at Wynooski warehouse in 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Linville
Clatsop ‘County
Astoria
Chebalem Valley
J.C. Jane Sidney Smith
Swan Benson
J. A. Smith
Newberg
Wynooski
Young Friends Conference to Be Held on College Campus
A young people conference of the Friends church starts next Monday at the college campus with sessions in Wood-Mar Hall. Meals will be served at the dormitory for outside attendees. Oregon workers join Roy Wollam and Chester Reagan from Indiana as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Conference of the Friends Church
Colege
Wood-Mar Hall
Oregon
Roy Wollam
Chester Reagan
Indiana
Horner Barcroft Wedding Ties Portland Couple to Palo Alto Plans
Clyde Horner and Mrs. M. E. Barcroft, formerly of Barcroft Drug Store, wed in Portland on Friday last. The newlyweds began their honeymoon in Portland, then traveled through Newberg toward Palo Alto, California, where Mr. Horner will pursue a medical course at Stanford University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Horner
M. E. Barcroft
Barcroft Drug Store
Portland
Newberg
Palo Alto
California
Horner
Stanford University
Frank Hadley Plans Crawford Peach Harvest This Year
Frank Hadley says he will harvest about 200 boxes of Crawford peaches, outlining plans for his fruit crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hadley
Adjustment Skelton Spring Contention Accord 1919
City of Newberg and water users on Skelton Spring reach agreement July 30 1919 to surrender riparian and irrigation rights in exchange for monthly water allocations and a city pipeline. Second parties grant the city right to construct a line from Skelton Spring, with meters and protections for existing contracts, while preserving limited water return if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Skelton Spring
Skelton, Oakley and
Gordon Springs
L. H. Meyer
Wm. Everest
S. T. Bixler
B. A. Kilks
Chas. J. Taff
Newbers
City of
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Yamhill County
F. L. Strait
Francie Holt
Graves
Atkinson
Gordon
Ridgway
Appointment of Census Supervisors for Oregon Districts
Washington August 11 1919 The Secretary of Commerce on recommendation of the Director of the Census has named census supervisors for Oregon First District to be announced later Second District William A Terrell Wasco Sherman county Third District William D Bennett Portland Multnomah county First District Counties Benton Clackamas Clatsop Columbia Coos Curry Douglas Jackson Josephine Lane Lincoln Linn Marion Polk Tillamook Washington Yamhill 17 counties Population 1910 303634 Second District Counties Baker Crook Deschutes Gilliam Grant Harney Hood River Jefferson Klamath Lake Malheur Morrow Sherman Umatilla Union Wallowa Wasco Wheeler 18 counties Population 1910 142870 Third District County Multnomah Population 1910 226261 Total population 1910 672766
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Commerce
Baker
Crook
Deschutes
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jefferson
Klamath, Lake, Malheur
Morrow
Sherman
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Wheeler
Multnomah
W. C. T. U. Elects Officers At Wednesday Meeting
The W. C. T. U. held a well attended meeting at Mrs. Etta Moore's this week. Officers elected include President Mrs. Potter Vice President Mrs. Etta Moore Secretary Mrs. Walter Fortune Treasurer Mrs. Bowerman. The birthday social will be August 27 at 2 30 p m at 1011 North Street hosted by Mrs. Marie Evans Mrs. Stanbrough and Mrs. Branchflower invite all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Moore
Potter
Walter Fortune
Bowerman
Marie Evans
North Street
North Street, With Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Stanbrough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Miller
Clark
Henery
Wallace Jones
Penningtons
Young Friends Conference
Newbeberg
George Larkin
D. D. Coulson
L. F. Moore
W. W. Silver
W. R. Everest
Europe
Jola C Lathrop
Childress Bureau
Department of Labor
Taft
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