Northwest Fruit Exchange warns growers on need for organization
The Northwestern Fruit Exchange reports seasonal demand for cold storage apples and criticizes loose grower associations. It urges local coordination to offer large blocks of fruit with definite specs to avoid lost demand and low prices.
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Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Northwest
Lousiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Texas
Bulletin
Newberg Chapters Seeks Club House for American Woman’s League
Local Chapter of The American Woman's League asks residents to support a chapter house in Newberg at no cost to the city. The league funds itself from magazine subscriptions and advertising with nationwide reach and over 100000 members.
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Cana Conservatory
Amer
Nose
Newberg
American Woman's League
America
Miss Parker Given Mix of Gifts at Shower
Miss Lenora Parker's engagement to Dr. J R Pemberton of Salem is announced as Mrs W A King and Miss Sibyl Woodward host a Friday evening shower. Music by Miss Britt and Miss Hodge precedes a playful gift search with forty plus useful items, followed by refreshments.
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Lenora Parker
Jessie Britt
Iane Hill
Mabel Ross
Lola Kaufman
Pearl Cummings
Mabelle Gardner
Ella Macy
Ola Mills
Mabel Miller
Eva Miller
Doris Gregory
Esther Winslow
Mesdames
L. M. Parker
W. S. Parker
C. W. Parker
A. J. Weaver
E. H. Woodward
A. C. Seely
S. J. Madson
H. B. Gordon
E. A. Newby
W. E.terrell
Ratto to Perform Humorous and Touching Character Studies
Lyceum course seats remain for Wednesday December 28 as John B. Ratto presents Character Studies From Life. Comparisons to Elias Day praise his impersonation skill and novelty of audience makeups.
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John B. Ratto
Lyceum
Elias Day
Newberg
Mr. Ratto
Leavenworth, Kansas
Cleanup needed as dumpsites mar cemetery area
Readers complain of ongoing trash dumping near the cemetery and along country roads. They urge stronger penalties and enforcement by road commissioners to keep highways clean and remove cans and debris.
Preparedness for peace urged over show of strength
The piece argues that giving full power to army and navy would lead to a swaggering posture along the shores. It contends the nation needs preparedness for peace and industry, focusing on solving civil life problems rather than a grand display of military might.
Gervais Star Commentary on Hofer and Oregon Politics
In a grief struck tone the Gervais Star notes Col Hofer misreads the Republican woes in Oregon and overlooks his role in the current political state. The piece stresses accountability for past actions shaping the present.
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Republican Party
Oregon
Col. Hofer
Signatures for referendum rise to curb bid for direct rule
The editorial argues increasing required signatures to at least 30 percent to block what it calls the grouchy petty class and enemies of direct legislation. It warns that overuse would discredit initiative measures and flood ballots, urging raising the threshold and letting measures stand on merit.
Train Schedule Improvement Linked to Portland Rails
Governor-elect West pushed for better service after inspecting the line between our city and Portland. Business leaders feared railroad coercion, but a new plan promises a flyer for rapid 24 mph travel to Portland.
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Portland
West
Andrew Winslow Dies at 18 After Pneumonia
Andrew T Winslow son of Orlando and Mary Winslow was born December 12 1891 near Jennings Louisiana. He moved to Newberg Oregon last March entered Pacific Academy and died eleven days after a severe cold developed into pneumonia at age 18 years 11 months 23 days. He called his mother and sister to pray with him and spoke of Christ as his. He leaves his father mother and two sisters including Mrs Arlen Randolph of Jennings Louisiana.
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Andrew T. Winslow
Orlando and
Mary Winslow
Jennings
Lousiana
Newberg
Oregon
Pacific Academy
Christ
Arlen Randolph
Jennings, Louisana
Wilson's Jewelry Store Publicizes Holiday Gift Items
For the holidays Wilson's Jewelry Store promotes watches fobs chains and rings as Christmas gifts. The notice highlights selection and seasonal pricing to attract shoppers.
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Wilson’s Jewelry Store
Indian Blanket Craft Reflects Care and Identity
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes that Native blankets convey status and mood through color and center stripe placement. It describes individual design choices by squaws, the use of lightweight wraps as head coverings, and papoose bindings on mothers' backs, highlighting cultural individuality and exclusivity.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Name game on the street laughs off a misnamed friend
A Wall Street lawyer playfully calls a passerby Maloney to introduce a friend, only to be reminded across the street that his name is Walsh. The light exchange ends with the lighthearted tease about names and a friendly introduction.
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Wall Street
Maloney
Walsh
New York
Park of the World Kioto described as beauty hub
Kioto Japan is praised as the park of the world with a population around 380000. The city once served as the empire's capital and hosts many Shinto shrines including eighty two. Principal products are referenced but not detailed.
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Kioto
Japan
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