Newberg Graphic Notes Local Talks and Plant Move
The Newberg Graphic discusses Southern Pacific officials visiting and hints at potential collaboration. A North Yakima note reports farmers planning to buy the Weber Russell canning plant to revive its operations, with terms likely favorable to Mr. Russell and a California packing company aiming to regain control.
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North Yakima
Weber, Russell Canning
Big California Packing Company
Russell
Newberg Franchises Electric Line on First Street
The Graphic endorses granting a Southern Pacific electric passenger line along First Street past College grounds, arguing it would showcase the city and be a valuable asset. The piece notes First Street width, level track, pavement, and minimal disruption to traffic. It contrasts electric service with steam freight, urging careful consideration.
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First
Meridian Streets
College Grounds
Southern Pacific
Graphic
First Street
Newberg
Second Street
Path to World Peace Through Disarmament Vision
The essay argues that war burdens nations and harms humanity, urging disarmament led by the United States. It cites arbitration treaties and a world court as steps toward a federation of law, envisioned with a world executive and police force to enforce peaceful norms. The piece closes with a biblical verse about lasting peace.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Parliament of
Man
Federation
United States
God of War
Prince of Peace
Judge Galloway Seen as Possible Senate Candidate
Judge Galloway is mentioned as a possible candidate to succeed Senator Chamberlain. Republicans in Oregon prefer a Democrat or a mongrel to a fellow Republican, so Yamhill County might supply the senator as well as any region, given the talk of an honest Democrat with clean home life.
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Crespian
Columbus
Galileo
Socrates
Napoleon
Lincoln
Judge Galloway
Chamberlain
Oregon
Yamhill County
The Graphic and Semi Weekly Journal for $2 per year
The notice states subscription pricing for The Graphic and Semi Weekly Journal at two dollars annually. It outlines payment terms and delivery details for readers interested in long term access.
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The
Graphic
Journal
That Day Decision Affects Woodburn Wet to Dry Shift
In Woodburn the town moved from wet to dry after a vote. Dissatisfied residents formed a club offering liquor to members. Officials viewed this as unlawful, and the case rose to higher court levels for resolution.
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Woodburn
Supreme Court ruling targets liquor at clubs in dry territory
The court's decision declares no organization in a dry area may dispense liquor without breaking law, affecting Elks and Eagles lodges and nearby venues in Eugene. The Eugene Commercial Club enforces a strict no liquor policy, serving only soft drinks in summer, shaping local membership and civic engagement.
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Supreme Court
Elks and Eagles Lodges
Eugene
Eugene Commercial Club
Eugene Register
Frank Wood Wins Prize at New York State Fair
Frank Wood received a $25 check from James Vick's Sons for a second premium on onions at the New York State Fair in Syracuse September 11 1911. He exhibited twelve onions and competes successfully with entries from Oregon and beyond. The payment arrives in good time and promises a Christmas gift for a young lady.
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Foitten
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Schatty
Frank Wood
James Vick
Rochester
New York
New York State Fair
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank
Oregon
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Newberg Graphic
S. P
Dayton
Santa Claus
Christenson & Larkin Hardware Co
Gia
Victor
Victor- Victrola
Victor Victrola
Kienle & Sons
First National Bank
E. OC. Stevens
E. A. Ellis General Contractor
William M. Ramsey
Mcminnville
Elsia Wright
Third Street
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