Picture of Pacific Academy first year preserved in old photo
The 1885 86 Pacific Academy image shows founder staff and students including Dr H J Minthorn and W R Starbuck. The building erected 1884 stood where Friends church now sits. moved to new campus seven years later. Notables include Bert Hoover later food commissioner and Starbuck who left for Birmingham.
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Pacific Academy
Pacific College
Samuel Hobson
Friends Church
Noah Heater
Charles Vaughan
Benjamin Heater
Springbrook
Jesse Edwards
John Brown
H. J. Minthorn
W. R. Starbuck
Minthorn
Bert
Dr. Minthorn
Salem
Wilmington
Ohio
Southern Bridge Co
Birmingham
Alabama
Duncan
Metlakatla
Alaska
Newberg
W. L. Robertson
Lillie C. Smith
Maggie Nelson
Littlefield
Academy
Netsey Clark
Dundee
Pacific Academy Faculty and Student List 1885
A historical roster lists faculty and students at Pacific Academy for 1885 including Dorsey Hoskins Janeway Cook Edwards Frank Pleteher Reuben Frank Hobson Hoover Judd Judd Jones Keyes Luellin Lawson McCormick Newman Robertson Robertson Stimson George Hobson Root Thomas Marriage Bell Dorsey Martin Moore Nelson Newman Wood Austin Judd Judd Minthorn Smith Smith Vickery Cottle Carter Doskins Gard Hadley Hoskins Keyes Propst
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A.B. Dorsey
Dayton
C. S. Hoskins
E. Janeway
J. A. Cook
Walter F. Edwards
Clarence J. Edwards
Frank Pleteher
John Frank Reuben Frank Jesse George Oliver J. Hobson
Herbert C. Hoover
John Judd
Charley Judd
John Jones
Frank Keyes
M. C. Luellin
S. Lawson
Lincoln McCormick
William Newman
Middleton
Walter L. Robertson Warren O. Robertson
Harry Stimson
C. A. George Frank E. Hobson
L. Root James Thomas Mattie Marriage
Anna E. Bell Fannie Dorsey
Mary Martin
Wheatland
Ida M. Moore
Maggie Nelson
Ada Newman
Mattie Wood
Mary Austin Anna Belle Austin
Emma Fletcher
Leonora Frank Laura Hardwick
Alice Hoskins
Minnie Hoskins
Mary Judd
Nellie M, Judd
Ella S. Judd
Technie Minthorn
Lillie C. Smith
Lydia Smith
Rosa Vickery
May Cottle Clemmie Carter
Emma Doskins Addie Gard
Ella Hadley
Emma Hoskins
Cornelia Keyes
Ella Propst
Soldier Boy Writes to His Mother From Fort Sheridan
Elmer Hodges, Fort Sheridan Illinois, reports from the 25th Bakery Company stationed at a large officer training camp near Chicago. He describes cantonments, dining well, travel through Topeka Missouri Elgin and Chicago, and a mock battle at the naval training site along Lake Michigan. He mentions a pass home to Niellsville Wisconsin and notes the grand Kansas City depot and the center of the United States monument near Fort Riley.
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Fort Sheridan
Illinois
25Th Bakery
Ft. Riley
Topeka City
Missouri
Elgin
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Pacific Ocean
Niellsville
Wisconsin
Kansas City
U.S. A
Fort Riley
United States
Kansas
Kaw
Elmer Hodges
Convenient Delivery Gag With Keyhole Request
A comical exchange shows a customer ordering boiled ham worth 25 cents and asking to have it placed through the keyhole if his wife is absent, prompting the butcher’s amused response.
Church Monthly Meeting and Union Convention Scheduled
The regular church meeting will occur Saturday afternoon with Sunday missionary services. The Christian Endeavor will be led by the music committee. A weekend session starts Friday night, with Rev. A. Astleford of Sherwood as principal speaker. The Yam Hill County W C T U convention meets next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Newberg Baptist church with Mrs M Frances Swope and Rev Lee and Dr J S Rankin among speakers. Special music, children's exercises, and an address by Mrs Adah Wallace Unruh are planned. all are invited.
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Christian Endeavor
A. Astleford
Sherwood
Yamhill County
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Newberg
Adah Wallace
Observer Plant Change in Polk County
Ernest E. Southard of Portland has acquired the Polk County Observer printing plant and took possession yesterday morning. He and his family will move to Dallas on Washington street later this week. Southard, with long newspaper experience including Portland’s Journal, promises to maintain The Observer’s high standard.
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Ernest E. Southard
Portland
Polk County Observer
Metropolis
The Graphic and Weekly Orego nian
The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian is listed as a one year subscription for 2.00 dollars.
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The
Graphic
Oregonian
Timely Farm Notes on Straw Storage and Feeding
County Agent M. S. Shrock advises farmers to store straw to substitute for hay, bale if needed, and feed straw with light grain rations and silage. He cites straw value estimates, warns against wintering stock on straw alone, and notes straw’s fertility importance and equipment like straw spreaders and cutters.
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Yamhill
M. S. Shrock
Judge Belt Grants Three Divorces in Short Session
Judge Belt held court on Monday August 28 and granted three divorces: James S Jays vs Sarah A Jays of Grand Island with attorney Joseph Hetzel. Zella Linton vs Samuel Linton of Newberg with attorney B A Kirks. Maxwell A West vs Ethel West of Newberg with attorney B A Kirks. A few default orders were also granted and the government investigates divorce numbers and causes.
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Judge Belt
James S., Jays
Sarah A. Jays
Grand Island
Joseph Hetzel
Plaintiff
Zella Linton
Samuel Linton
Newberg
B. A. Kirks
Maxwell A. West
Ethel West
Newberg Ministerial Association Meeting Notice
The Newberg Ministerial Association meets at 10 30 a m next Monday September 3 in the Presbyterian church office. All evangelical ministers are invited. Rev R E Myers is president. Local ministers and pastors are urged to recognize membership and rights in this body.
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The
Presbyterian Church
R. E. Myers
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America
Elmer Hedges
Himneis
Newberg Ministerial Association
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