Pretty Sherwood Wedding Joined Bye Campbell to Ralph Knight
At noon Wednesday a home wedding united Bye Margaret Campbell of Sherwood and Ralph B Knight. Pacific College conducted the ceremony attended by close relatives, with Earl Knight and Flora Campbell as bridal attendants. The couple, graduates of Pacific College, plan further studies at Earlham College and will tour North and South Dakota and Minnesota.
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Archie Campbell
Sherwood
Miss Bye Margaret
Ralph B. Knight
Pacific College
Earl N Knight
Flora E. Campbell
Lohengrin
Velma Shepherd
Portland
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Greenleaf
Idaho
Greenleaf Academy
Springbrook
Newberg
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Friends’ Colleges
Thomas Newlin
Grace Knight
Earl N
Andrew Knight
John Campbell
F. M. Eldredge
Bherwood
George Elsfelder
Messrs
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Howard Elsfelder
Orchards
Washington
Misa Velma Shepherd
Oregon's Prosperity Echoes From Pacific Northwest Pride
A newspaper item highlights Oregon figures cited at a Portland editorial meeting. A. G. Clarg argues Oregon leads in timber, hydropower, mining, shipbuilding, cheese, furniture, flour, wool, candy and many plants. Oregon cherries and loganberries gain national fame.
Public Opinion Moulds at Seventy Five in Poem and Prose
Major Joseph, publisher of the Acme Prospector in Acme Washington, is described as perhaps the oldest editor in the United States and remains daily at work despite being 75. The piece notes his long career and ties to Oregon products and businesses, with remarks on various state industries and merchant bonds.
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Acme Prospector
Acme
Wash
United States
Major Kelly
G. A. BR
Warsaw
Ind
West Gate
Birthday meeting fosters White Ribboners and plans
The birthday gathering at Mrs. E. L. Evans home drew twenty or more guests. Lottie Hannon spoke on four decades of work. Ethel Morrie sang with Miss Howard. After cake and punch, next event set for the fourt Wednesday in September with seven hostesses. Official board outlines for year assign Evangelistic, Sunday School, Flower Mission, Medical and Temperance, Anti Narcotics, Red Letter Days, Union Signal, and Press roles.
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E. L. Evans
Lottie Hannon
Ethel Morrie
Howard
Nellie Potter
Mary J. New- Jin
Lottie Welter
A Sunday Morning in May on a Peaceful Farmyard
This reminiscence paints a tranquil May Sunday on a farm with pa resting in a rocker ma baking bread and animals at ease. It contrasts simple rural calm with the restless loafer who misses true peace, arguing peace comes after days of effort.
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Rebin
Brother Abundantly Rewarded in Brotherly Rescue
In a Red Cross tale from near armistice days two brothers served under an American command. One risked under heavy fire to rescue the fallen brother who later died. The surviving brother said I have been abundantly rewarded as the dying man whispered Tom I knew youd come.
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Red Cross
Tom
Young Friends Conference Held at Oregon Yearly Meeting
A conference of the young people of Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends gathered on the college campus for a week. Morning study classes were led by President Pennnington, Professor Peristio of Greenleaf Idaho, and Rev Carl Miller of Spring Brook. Evenings featured talks by Pennnington and Rev White of Albany. Afternoons included tennis and other amusements.
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Young People of Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends Echurch
Pres. Pennington
Peristio
Greenleaf
Idaho
Carl Miller
Springbrook
Rev. White
Albany
Homes lack running water in U A C survey show 550 homes
The U A C survey reports 550 farm homes without running water. Only 2 of 402 have indoor water, averaging 36 feet to fetch water, then another 36 to carry it out. No sinks force women to walk long distances, raising shoe costs and labor.
Last of Sunday Night Services at Park
Sabbath union service in the park at 8 oclock on August 31 marks the final event in the series. All invited for a community sing and service organized by the committee.
Elks convention attendees return home after warm Klamath Falls welcome
Hardbusied Smith, sentenced to eighteen months at Governor's Island for cruelty to army prisoners, believes his end is near. In Klamath Falls the Elks delegates received a cordial welcome. A garage fire destroyed or damaged forty automobiles, with W. T. Vinton’s top burned and Elijah Corbett narrowly escaping injury as his Nash had just left for a spin.
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Klamath Falls
W. T. Vinton
Elijah Corbett
Nash
Big price for log marks sales triumphs in Oregon
Salem Augusts report from the Oregon Growers Co operative Association highlights over 1 500 acres signed in the first half of August and a record price of 43 000 for a car load of Dried Loganderry Pool fruit. Paulus to head sales next year as Bartlett pool sold at 85 ton. new packing plants at Dallas Corvallis Salem and Eugene expanded grower services with training to improve apple grades.
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Oregon Growers Co-operative Association
BE. C. Paulus
Salem Fruit Union
Loganderry Pool
Bartlett Pear Pool
California
Paulus
Oregon
Dallas
Corvallis
Eugene
Western
Oreon
Nulade Eggs Gain Popularity in Oregon Market
Nulade Oregon eggs sold for 54 cents a dozen through the Oregon Poultry Producers Association with 250 members and 75 000 hens. Each egg is candled graded and stamped as a near perfect product. Portland retailers face competition as Seattle and San Francisco prices prevail despite higher feeds.
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Oregon
Oregon Poultry Producers Association
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Doctor East to Deliver Sermon at Portland Baptist Church
Dr E H East a Portland physician who recently preached at the Baptist church returns next Sunday at 11 o clock for morning service. A special invitation is extended to all to attend and hear his message.
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E .H. East
Portland
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