Church Services and Schedules in Local Parish Listings
The page lists multiple churches with service times and meeting details. Presbyter ian CHURCH holds services on the second and fourth Lord's day at 1 a m and 7 a m with Sabbath school on Ramsay at Wa Riv. W A Willison is the pastor. Fiends Church meets Sundays at 10 a m and 7 p m and Thursdays at 10 a m with Sabbath school Sundays at 10 a m and monthly meetings on the first Saturday, quarterly on the second Saturday and Sunday in February May August and November. Evangelical Church offers regular services on the first and third Sundays of each month at 9 a m and fourth Sundays at 7 p m with Sabbath service Sundays at 1 a m.
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Presbyterian Churm
Riv
W. A. Willison
Fiends Church
Evangelical Church
Wa. m
Devotional and Club Meetings Schedule Issued
G M C A devotional services held every Sunday evening with young men earnestly urged to attend. Lou F Sessions held Saturday evening in rooms over Moore’s Livug store. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets on the second Saturday monthly. Girls Auxiliary St Sessions held on the third Thursday evening. WC I U Business meeting on the third Sunday afternoon each month.
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G.M.C. A
Lou F
Moore
Livug
G. A. St
Official Directory of Newberg City Officials
Listing page shows city officers including Mayor and Treasurer Moses Volan Mars along with Street Commissioner D. P. Stratton and councilmen Alvin Stavley J. Carter Geo. Grayson. Reads as a formal directory entry with roles and names in a municipal roster.
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Cgeggqases
Cee Fla
Morris Brosder
Howard
Moses Volan Mars
A.M. Hoaklun
D. P. Stratton
N.C. Marises
Alvin Stavley
J. 1
Carter Geo. Grayson
Pacific Coast News Roundup With State Votes and Strikes
Idaho reports tramps infest the capital while New Mexico gears to vote on a state constitution October seventh. Los Angeles protests Santa Fe army headquarters removal as Santa Barbara gas well shows pressure drop. San Jose considers Transcontinental railway convention while San Francisco probes mail parcel inspections. Canneries face salmon price debate as fishermen protest and threaten a boycott amid fruit packing.
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Washington
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Army Headquarters
John Hartman
Irondale
Wash
Victoria
B.C
Yavapai
A. T
California
Folsom
Cal
Matthias Blammer
Charles Gelerman
Tom Wilson
C. H. Kohler
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
San Jose
Kern
Tulare
Merced
Freeno
San Benito
Santa Clara
San Mateo
San Francisco
Treasury
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
San Francis
Conypettion
Eastern items and political notes from Texas to Congress
The column surveys a Texas judge’s death at the hands of a defeated candidate’s wife, plus a contested election case update in Clayton Breckinridge. It notes Kansas assessed value by state equalizers, engineers inspecting Labrador Coast railway, and a milk pipe-laying plan from dairy regions to New York. It cites cattle disease reports in Cartwright Manitoba and debate on a federal Supreme Court relief bill, with census returns slowing reapportionment pressure.
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Cartwright
Manitoba
Supreme Court
Foreign News Roundup Shows Global Tensions and Trade Scrambles
The era's wide array of items covers influenza panic in Iceland, property reforms with the Catholic Church in Germany, a Swedish Spitsbergen expedition, European wheat needs, and market moves from London to New York. It notes political shifts in Bulgaria, Armenia, Bechuanaland, and Abyssinia, plus industry news on steamships, rail, and the arts.
Portland Market Shows Firm Prices Across Commodities
The Portland market reports firm tones across grains vegetables and meats. Wheat and flour quotes hold steady at Walla Walla levels, with oats and barley firm. produce lists show cabbage lemons and apples priced per cental or box, while dairy and meat markets stay steady with various cuts and grades quoted. Receipts indicate steady to active trade, with weekly totals in hundreds of boxes, sacks, and pounds.
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Wuear
Walla Walla
Ovur
California
Oregon
Tahiti
Astrachan
Gravenstein
Ulinesk
Alifornia
Young America
Korrer
Sytko
Plomner
Hwiriel
Cassen Groens
Carload
Lote
Coa
Bismarck's Unique Role Shaped Germany and Europe
Murat Halstead writes in the New York Journal praising Otto von Bismarck as the architect of a united and powerful German Empire. He compares Bismarck to Gladstone, notes the Emperor William I’s strength yet suggests a paternal bond with the chancellor, and emphasizes Germany's formidable military and administration and Bismarck’s unwavering public duty.
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Helignland
Germany
Kaiser William
United States
Bismarck
German Empire
Europe
Gladstone
Gierman
Pacific
Lismarck
William
Murat Halstead
N. Y
Pop Dropsmith in a Kentucky Rural Feud
A visitors encounter in a Kentucky squat ends with a confrontation as Pop goes to drop Dave Smith. A woman and boy recount the long‑standing feud while the father returns wounded from buckshot, inviting the guest to stay as they tend to injuries and discuss the incident.
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Kentucky
Dave Smith
Smith
Sartin
Pop
Jim
Private secretary Gordon quits over social duties in India
General Gordon, once named private secretary to Lord Ripon, resigns abruptly citing intolerance of the rigid social dress code in high society. A Contemporary Review note mentions stamp fakes and lake disasters in April, plus East Lake City planning 25 miles of electric railway by summer’s end.
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Gordon
Lord Ripon
India
Muskegon
Mich
Lake Ontario
East Lake City
U. T
Old New York Signs and Their English Origins
English origin signs adorned New York taverns and inns dating to colonial times. The article recalls famous emblems like The White Lion and The King's Head, notes signs as property and movable like trade marks, and cites specific establishments and dates from 1758 to 1778 cited by John Austin Stevens in Harper's Magazine.
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New York
St. John's Clerkenwell
London
Ben, Johnson
Staffordshire
Samuel Johnson
England
Broad Street
Long Bridge
Lightfoot
Sarah Steele
Broadway
Fort
Edward Barden
Commons
de la Montague
Elms
George the Third
Brownjohn
Leong Island
Brooklyn
John Austin Stevens
Harper's Magazine
Editor Defends Paper Against Slur as Sheet
A Munsey's Weekly exchange shows the editor resisting remarks calling the paper a sheet. The dialogue highlights conflicting views on the publication’s identity and respectability.
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Munsey's Weekly
Jommetry Lessons From A Curious Santa Claus Letter
Jonas Longlow writes from Santa Claus about jommetry a quirky study of shapes and lines. He describes axums straight lines parallels and right angles with humorous asides about life and a stray dog, ending with a local scene about Billy Adama.
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Old Maida
A. B.C
D. BE. F
Billy Adama
Jonas Longlow
One Mortgage Sticks to the Old Farm Says Farmer
An old farmer declares his sole solace as the mortgage will linger after his sons leave and livestock die. He asserts the debt remains when every other part of the farm fades away, highlighting the enduring burden of finance.
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Lawrence American
Remarkable Woman Kajones Twenty Ninth Anniversary Note
Woman Kajones celebrates a thirtieth wedding anniversary as her husband asks if his wife is still living and the couple reflects on decades together in a admiring Chicago Tribune excerpt.
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Kajones
Kersmith
Chicago Tribune
Curiosity and a Polite Clerk in a Witty Exchange
In a brief Life quip a polite clerk touts the latest thing to Mrs. Rounder who, with a wry remark, shows humor about chasing trends beyond her husband as a curiosity.
Had Learned the Motto Teacher in Spelling Class
A spelling class joke features Johnny refusing to spell fail, arguing no aveb word exists. The teacher insists, highlighting the humor of misspelling and pronunciation in a brief Lippincott's style quip.
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Johnny
Lippincott
Anxious Tailor and Senator Discuss Bill Passage
A terse dialogue shows a senator promising to advance a bill next week amid anxious mood. A solemn statesman replies that the measure is in splendid shape for referral to a third reading.
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Senator
Rowling
Electrical Fish Powers and The Torpedo Ray
A Victorian account describes the torpedo ray's electric shock abilities learned from ancient quack cures and revived experiments. It notes the ray's flat body, two electrical organs, and the potent but not normally lethal shock, with historical anecdotes of experiments in England and by Dr Walsh.
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Cleopatra
Deoscorides
Walsh
F. R
Ngland
Marez
Moreau
Surbot
Carving Instructions For Birds From The Chicago Herald
The article explains carving poultry methods for goose, duck, pigeon, chicken, and capon. It notes serving with turnips or olives, thorough doneness, pigeon cutting into four or two pieces, chicken and capon carved like turkeys with specific leg wing and carcass divisions, and a remark that truffles improve chicken and capon but are scarce in America per George Grant.
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George Grant
America
Cor
Chicago Herald
Outlaw Stud Band Of Wild Horses Defies Capture
A large herd called the Out law Stud roams between Trucke ns Nevada and Avine Nevada. The stallion, a thoroughbred racer, escaped years ago and has evaded every attempt at capture. Stockmen ride into the band yearly to drive out the colts, while the herd roams the high peaks and descends to water once a day in single file, then returns quickly.
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Truckens
Nevada County
Cal
Avine
Nev
Montreal Star
Government issues maps to show gold locations
The New York World reports the government provides maps and charts indicating where gold may be found. The item also notes a map or chart could help a person locate gold, described with cautious humor as a thing to have at home.
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New York World
Chatter Reveals Wife’s Silence On Husband’s Deafness
A fragmentary line from a conversation hints at a dispute over a husband’s alleged deafness and a wife’s reticence. The terse exchange suggests private pain and social sensitivity around hearing loss in a domestic context.
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Ders
Lore
Newber
Society Actices
Offical
Ily of
Newberg
Idaho
New Mexico
Tavorma
Ogden
Wall Springs
Tacoma
Grand Coulee
Mont
BE. H. Allis
Panta
San Diego
Summerland
Santa Barbara
Coos Bay
Texas
Clayton-Breckinridge
Kansas
Labrador Coast Railway
Census Bureau
Foreign News
Iceland
Olics
Spitebergen
Eiffel Tower
Paris
United Kingdom
Zanzibar
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
South, Dakota
Armenia
Persia
Durston
Eurer
Wales
Chicago
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Lafayette
France
New Orleans
IL. H. Simpson
Australia
Philadelphia
Committee On Commerce
House
Senate
Guerrero
Trunk Line Puasenver
Max Stein
Hidalgo County
Renos
Mexico
Della McCabe
Monmouth (N.J.) Memorial Hospital
J. Bb. Haggin
Huron County
Ismael
Carlsbad
Sevald
Leif Ericksson
Rio Janeiro
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Berlin
Liportune
Podol
Russia
Maybrick
Ana
Galgecz
Preseburg
Hungary
John
Abyssinia
Shoa
Sheba
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Bechuanaland
British South Africa Company
City of
Board of Health
Denver Lottery Company
Kansas City
Kan
Newfoundland
George Faribault
Standing Rock Agency
N. 10
Daniel Boone
Minnesota
Clayton Breckinridge
Tt CIA
Kansas Railroad Commission
Dr. Nansen
North Pole
Sverdrup
Eniol
National Association of British and Trish Millers
Roumania
Austria
Memphis
Turkey
Portland Market
Hat Smith
Old New York
Bobby ON
Jommetry
Legislative
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