Oregon Industrial Welfare Commission wage and hour order
The Oregon Industrial Welfare Commission bans employing experienced adult women at below 8.25 per week or more than 54 hours weekly and requires at least 6.00 per week for inexperienced workers with a one year limit. It also restricts mercantile manufacturing and laundry employers from dismissing workers after 8 30 pm except certain businesses. The order becomes effective February 7, 1914.
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State of
Oregon
Civil Government of Oregon Meeting Attracts Members
The last meeting drew over 30 attendees. After the lesson on Civil Government of Oregon, refreshments were served. Three new members joined. The next gathering is planned at Mrs. T. Jefferies 800 North Street on Wednesday February 11 at 2 30 p.m. Frances E Matthews, Press Correspondent.
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Oregon
Water Wagon Rides On Amid Modern Wheels
A verse celebrates the water wagon as simple, sturdy transport amid gleaming carriages and wagons. The speaker contrasts luxury cars with the water wagon's plainer, steadier ride, urging thirsty workers to persevere toward calmer joys.
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Walt Mason
Alfalfa Week Declared In Oregon Schools
The State Superintendent designates the second week of March as Alfalfa Week to promote alfalfa growing and soil fertility. All Oregon schools will emphasize alfalfa, with story telling in lower grades and written compositions in upper grades on its industrial importance.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Oregon
Maxwell Cars Join Studebaker Line At L M Smiths Garage
Announcing the Maxwell car line alongside Studebaker offerings at L M Smith's Garage. The 50 HP six cylinder seven passenger touring car lists at 2150 dollars, the 35 HP four cylinder five passenger touring car at 1350 dollars, and the popular 25 HP four cylinder touring car at 825 dollars with 103 inch wheel base and semi elliptic springs for a smooth ride. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect and test drive.
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Studebaker
Maxwell
L. M. Smith
Badger State Association to Hold Meeting Next Saturday
The Badger State Association executive will meet at 306 Second Street next Saturday February 7 at p.m. to decide the day and place for the annual reunion. Committees will be appointed and members urged to attend. F L Ames president J W Moore Vice Mrs L A Moore Secy
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Badger State Association
L. A. Moore
Second Street
F. L. Ames
J. W. Moore
Sec’y
Young Woman Proposes Socks for Cold Feet Lover
A young lady laments her sweetheart's conduct and jokes about giving him socks since he is getting cold feet. Her friend teases with mitten chatter as the quip turns on the idea of retreating from the relationship.
For Rent and Sales Notices in Newberg Classifieds
For Rent No 401 North Meridan eight room house modern plumbing $15 monthly Key at Warren Robersons For Sale Four and one third acres outside city limits bargain Will take good team as part pay W E Thomas Newberg For Sale One good gasoline drag saw outfit in good condition H H Livengood 2½ miles east of Newberg Route 2 Phone 2a5 For Sale Cheap Stylish young driving horse about twelve hundred good puller single or double See him Sunday at 509 River St
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North Meridan
Warren Robertson’s
W. E. Thomas
Newberg
H. H. Livengood
River St
House Moving and Masonry Services by F. C. Mills
F C Mills announces readiness to move or level wood buildings on short notice and to handle heavy machinery. Professional house moving and related services offered with quick response.
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F. C. Mills
Home Made Bread Pie and Cake by Mrs Edmund Harvey
Mrs Edmund Harvey offers home baked bread pies and cakes to order on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each week from 215 River Street phone Red 78 17 18 pd.
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Edmund Harvey
S. River Street
Notice of probate and claims for Henry H. Herrick estate
A probate notice announces the estate of Henry H Herrick deceased in Yambill County. Creditors are directed to present their claims with vouchers to the executors Clarence Butt and Clara J C McCrea at New Yam within six months. The document uses garbled OCR but conveys a standard estate claim window and filing instruction.
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Herrick
Yambill
Srenen
Henry H. Herrick
Connie
Ame
Clarence Butt
New Yam Tie
Clara J.C. McCrea
Ae Aa
Variety and sales talk in town shop window tale
Si Draft chats on variety as spice of life while in town he spots The Big Howey Store. E C Stone and John C Wood discuss pumps and brass valves from Hardie. John Deere catalogs lure the orchard crowd. Larkin Prince Howe Co. is pitched as a solution for hardware or implement troubles.
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Howey
E. C. Stone
John C. Wood
Stone
John Deere
Larkin- Prince Howe. Co
Prune Trees For Sale In Local Ad
Extra choice stock six to eight feet high priced at ten cents and three to five feet tall at eight cents. L S Otis contact via Black 202.
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Logan-berry
L.S. Otis
Phone Black
L. S. Otis
Newberg High Sees Record Enrollment Amid Change
February 2 marks blue Monday as Miss Wightman resigns after two years at Newberg High School to join Jefferson High in Portland. She led classes, coaching, and theater efforts while a larger student body begins the term.
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Vespertinos
New Offcers
Miss Wightman
Newberg High School
Jefferson High
Portland
Corvallis Rocks
Independence High School
The
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