Welfare School Coming to Oregon City September
The Oregon Agricultural College Welfare School will visit Oregon City September 1 and 2 with exhibits from the College, State, Dairy and Food Commission and Oregon Social Hygiene Society. Lectures by Mrs. Robbins and Miss Groves focus on home life and practical guidance for women and families. Free demonstrations cover health, pure foods, social hygiene, and city improvements, with staff detailing community applications and urging public attendance.
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Oregon Agricultural College Welfare School
The
Agricultural College
State, Dairy and Food Commission
Oregon Social Hygiene Society
R. D. Hetzel
Dairy and
Mickle
Peck
Brodie
Department of Chemistry
Cummins
Social Hygiene Society
Dairy and Food Commission
Oregon State Library Commission
College
Public lectures and exhibits program schedule
A two day lineup for September 1 and 2 outlines lectures on patent medicines social hygiene domestic science and art subjects along with demonstrations and exhibits. Notable speakers include Prof Brodie J D Mickle and E J Cummins with topics on beauty chemistry foods and food adulteration.
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Brodie
Sebeabal Robbins
Miss Groves
E. J. Cummins
Robbins
Groves
J. D. Mickle
The Business of Life and Growing Old
A November excerpt from Woman's World explores aging as a natural harvest and a refinement of character. It contrasts views of old age as calamity versus a spiritual culmination, citing Fontanelle’s ideal 60 to 80 and the idea that time matures the soul rather than the body.
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Fontanelle
Dr. Frank
Woman's World
Alone in the Jungle at Star Theater Two Reel Feature
Selig presents Alone in the Jungle a two reel wild animal motion picture in tropical South Africa featuring a lion hunt and thrilling incidents. The program runs Friday and Saturday with two other films and music by Prof. J B Hunt.
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Selig
South Africa
Star Theater
J. B. Hunt
Yamhill County WCTU Holds Annual Convention Highlights
The Yamhill County W C T U met at the Friends church for a two day convention. Reports show McMinnville and Newberg with large unions, Kalem Center and Bellevue strong leaders, and Dayton Sherman Carlton Amity active groups. Mrs. Unruh urged citizenship and a 1914 dry state campaign. New officers named Mrs. Russel president. Miss Minchin honored. Resolutions pledge support for state Prohibition in 1914.
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Yamhill
W. U
Friends Church
Meville
Newberg
McMinnville
Kalem Center
Bellevue
LaFayette
Dayton
Elizabeth Meyer
Portland
Chehalem Center
Paris
Booker
Zurich
Switzerland
Minchin
L. M. Russel
Birdie Henry
Elizabeth Johnson
Cor
Kuiper
Russel
A Bonfire Party at Mrs. Josie Everest Home
Young Baptists gathered at Mrs. Josie Everest's country home on the Portland road for a bonfire party. They enjoyed games and Indian fashion seating around a large bonfire and refreshments including hot wieners. Miss Margaret, the elder daughter, organized the event and earned the group's appreciation.
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The
Baptist Church
Josie Everest
Portland Road
Margaret
Whale on the shore draws crowds near Cranberry station
A huge whale lies ashore between Cranberry station and the Breakers hotel. About 6000 people have viewed the remains as drivers and sightseers shuttle crowds and camera crews photograph the carcass. The exact length remains uncertain.
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Cranberry Station
Breakers Hotel
Ilwaco Tribune
Banks to Close Labor Day
Next Monday is Labor Day a legal holiday and banks will be closed. Customers should plan ahead and complete banking tasks the day before to avoid interruptions.
Edwards Family Back from Tillamook Trip
Mr and Mrs C J Edwards their son Lowell and Mr and Mrs Clarence Butt returned Monday from a auto trip to Tillamook. They headquartered at the county seat and visited beach points around the county. They believe Bay Ocean Park investors will wait long to recoup their money.
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C. J. Edwards
Lowell
Clarence Butt
Tillamook
Bay Ocean Park
Courts Set September Docket With 100 Cases Listed
The September circuit court docket for Yamhill County includes 100 cases with many unopposed filings. Notable suits involve quiet title actions on land near Davis Creek, damages for land possession, wage claims, mortgage foreclosures, personal injury damages, and a water access injunction. Two law firms represent a majority of filings.
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Joseph Matty
Dora Lee Smock
Davis Creek
T. 2
West
R. L. Conner
P. A. Flynn
H. M. Kershaw
Andrew Kershaw
Willamina
Lange, Hewitt & Nott
Charles O'Hara
Frank C. Bayles
B. A. Kirks
May Crater Beary
McMinnville and Yamhill County Hospital Association
Mike Wirak
Hal E. Leedom
Goucher
McMinnville
Hannah Kelly
James PF. Sealcup
Newberg
City of
George P. Skelton
Yamhill County
McCain, Vinton & Burdett
B. A. Kliks
Week's News From Dundee In Print
A Dundee column recaps local happenings including birthdays, harvest activity, and moves. Frank Keyes smiles after a big birthday, many residents travel to Portland or Yamhill, and work begins on a S P spur and a reading room in the city hall.
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Dundee
Wm. Hill
Hill Crest
Albany
S. P
W. Spencer
Yamhill
Ella Wilson
Portland
Shannahan
Claus Groth
Sherwood
William Bickell
William D. McLelan
Clark Noble
Bennett
City Hall
Charles Bisconer
Salem
Tulare
California
It Cannot Be Done Poem Anthem of Perseverance
A motivational verse extols tackling the impossible with humor and grit. It contrasts skeptics with a bold shall-do attitude, urging readers to roll up sleeves and begin, singing while they work to prove the doubt wrong. It stresses persistence and confidence.
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A. C. Welfare School
Lorena A. T. Hodson
Frank T. Keyes
Carl Lehmann
Red Hills
Mr. Webber
W. A. Graeper
F. C. Crowell
Seattle
Mesdames
John
Parrett
Palmer
Kennedy
Hunter
Devore
Edith Minchin
Sophie Jensen
Levon Willard
Otto Lehmann
Mrs. West
Grandma Lehmann