Mount Hood ascent by Peoria visitors on government guide
A party from Peoria Illinois including Mrs Morris and Mrs Balser plus their children reached Mt Hood's summit with Swiss guide Henry Tubroer and government forester Mr Coleman. They endured a 1000 foot rope climb and descended by pack horse, returning to Government Camp late in the day.
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Hood
Morris
B. E. Balser
Peoria
Illinois
Government Camp
Henry Tubrer
Grand Old Mountain
Sol
Mr. Hood
Crater Rock
Coleman
Hood River
Mary Elizabeth
James William Balzer
Mt. Hood
Daniel Wright
Newberg School Board Elects Teachers for Next Year
The date Monday January 25 fixed the Newberg school year start. McCoy Srindon and Li Van Wormer join the grades as new teachers while several others return. In the high school Ruth Romig and Converse depart, with Mr A leaving the principal role for L Cook a Willamette University graduate.
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Newberg
McCoy
Srindon
Li van Wormer
Yanthill
Na Converse
Or ‘City
L. Cook
Willamette
L. Sandel Dies in Portland After Noted Oregon Career
L San del died at his Portland home. He founded the West Shore illustrated paper, which, though unprofitable, served as a valuable Oregon advertising medium. He later worked in life insurance and was manager of the Oregon Site. Known locally for owning the W. W. Colby place near Newberg, he was a familiar visitor there.
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Oregon
Portland
West Shore
Samuel
Newberg
W. W. Colby Place
Runaway Girls Caught in Portland
Portland officers detained 15 year old Ellan and 18 year old Mabel Robbins of McMinnville after they were picked up at First and Washington seeking work. McMinnville police chief L M Peters had requested their return home, noting both girls are runaways and their trip to Portland was to find employment. The pair is expected to be returned to McMinnville today.
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Portland
Ellan
Mabel Robbins
McMinnville
Washington
Howell
L. M. Peters
Boarder and Cow Joke Sparks Tender Years Humor
A playful exchange in a Chicago Tribune item recalls a boarder joke about a very old cow producing the tenderest beer. The humor hinges on the line that the cow was so old she acted childish, reflecting a lighthearted, era-appropriate quip.
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Boarder
Hashleigh
Chicago Tribune
Teachers Seek Best Paying Positions In September
In September twenty five teachers eye the top openings at the high and grade schools. Names include superintendent D L Cook high school principal Wm McNair and Miss Ruth Romig among high school staff. Grade school listings show Van Wor mer Jackson Stone Morris Terrell Rush Bradley Sloan Dimmock Isaacson Duncan Baker and others for each grade.
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A. C. Stanbrought
D .L. Cook
W. Arney
J. R. Franklin
Wm. McNair
Ruth Romig
Edna Converse
Elma Paulsen
Eisie-Lee
Winnie Shields
Marguerite Barden
C. L. van Wormer
Es Leona Jackson
Alma € E. Stone
Danny Newhouse
Laura Morris
Effie Terrell
Mabel Rush
Bradley
Ais Jooes Sloan
Zella Dimmock
Allie McDonald
Mark Dimmock
Es Elsie Isaacson
Grace Wilson
Wilma Duncan
Theo Duncan
Anna Baker
Reid Jerseys Win Favor in Yamhill County Dairy Parade
Day program featured W B Meyer in charge of test association work for the Western U S Dairy Division Prof W Barr of the CAC J M Dickson of Shedd Oregon Clifford Reid of McMinnville Herbert Jones of Amity and Frank Laughery of Monmouth. Parade of Reid Jerseys in show condition followed by a judging contest with fourteen volunteers. Six of fourteen agreed with the official first prize, four claimed the second, and Itong placed the third first. No one selected the fourth prize first. County Agent M S Shrock notes strong local dairymen judgment.
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W. B. Meyer
U.S
Prof
W. Barr
J. M. Dickson
Shedd, Ore
Clifford Reid
McMinnville
Herbert Jones
Amity
Frank Laughery
Monmouth
Reid
Itong
Yamhill County
M. S. Shrock
Services Highlight August Events At Newberg Churches
Sabbath services on August 27 feature morning address The Place of Christianity in Modern Life and an evening park union service on The Proposed Brewers Amendment. Ladies Missionary Society meets August 25 at 2 30 p.m. and August 30 discusses The Third Commandment.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
Richardson
Property Transfers Mentioned in Classified Notices
Zelma Jones transfers interest to Virgil Fendall and Idella Thomas conveys to Tracy B Newman in brief property notice items listed among public records.
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Zelma Jones
Virgil Fendall
Idella Thomas
Tracy B. Newman
Holiness Convention Comes to Local Association
August 25 to 27 a Holiness convention will be held at the Association day with sessions at 10 30 2 30 and 7 30 p m Mrs Edith Whitesides president of the Oregon State Holiness Association and other noted speakers including Mrs Arnold of Lents Rev Mrs Stella Crooks Rev Mr Dewey of Portland and Mrs Beatrice Beezley secretary of the National Holiness Desk will deliver messages Rev Mr Blackman of McMinnville will lead singing and join in services Public welcome to attend all events.
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Edith Whitesides
Oregon State Holiness Association
Arnold
Lents
Stella Crooks
Dewey
Portland
Beatrice Beezley
Chicago
National Holi- Desk Association
Blackman
McMinnville
Three Meetings Next Sunday Evening At CY P U Notes
Miss Blanch Cory leads Methodist League on How Associations Effect Character. Miss Dixon heads Baptist Union with Jesus Command and Spirit of Jesus. Presbyterians prepare for big Christian Endeavor Campaign for Millions with aim of strong attendance.
Carelessness vs Thoughtlessness Reported by Society Leader
Miss Etta Andrews leads a note on carelessness versus thoughtlessness as warm weather lures crowds to stroll away from Sunday services. The notice urges members to attend at 7 PM and renew their pledge. Reporters for each society will be listed in next week’s notes.
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Etta Andrews
The Way Japan Does It
The article contrasts U S dye shortages with Japan's proactive support for dye manufacture through subsidies protection and incentives. It notes American industry hesitates awaiting protection postwar and highlights early moves by Japanese efforts to boost production.
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United States
Japan
Newspapers as a personal and effective advertising medium
Charles T. Jeffery of the Thomas B. Jeffery company from Kenosha Wisconsin extols newspapers as flexible quick action channels. He credits newspapers with targeting cities or communities and delivering personal relevance and factual persuasion for successful ad campaigns.
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Charles T. Jeffery
Thomas B. Jeffery Company
Kenosha
Wis
Northwestern cherries lose Eastern markets under tariff
Royal Anne cherries once shipped to Cincinnati for maraschino use are no longer favored by Underwood tariff. Washington state production shifts. Cincinnati imports Italian cherries duty free at 1 percent and 3 cents per pound, undercutting Pacific Coast costs. Canada adds a 2 cent plus 7 percent tax to cherry exports, while the Democratic stance favors cheap Italian labor over American industry.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
Canada
Democratic Party
Oregonias
Burning straw in Yamhill County threatens soil fertility
Farmers in Yamhill County plan to burn $55 728 worth of fertilizer and 18 576 tons of straw in the threshing season. The article warns that straw plowed under adds humus, retains moisture, and improves soil health, urging green manures and soil-building practices to prevent long term losses.
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Yamhill
Yamhill County
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James Balser
Nina
Mary
L. Sandel
Newbery High School
Newberg Churches
CY. P. U
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