Newberg Graphic Notes Local Happenings and Editorial Views
The Newberg Graphic reports on local actions including the Valley Canning Co issuing a second order of canned potatoes for soldiers and the Women's Relief Corps to host a Washington’s Birthday dinner for twenty five cents at Odd Fellows hall. Editorial jabs at George P. Cheney and a note on John T. Bell selling the Enterprise to S. S. Dow. It also mentions a Martinsville Republican head comparison and past editorial travels.
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the Valley Canning Co
Uncle Sam
Soldier Boys
Women’s Relief Corps
Odd Fellows Hall
Washington
John T. Bell
S. S. Dow
Colorado
McMinnville
Oregon
Bell
Newberg
The
Graphic
Seattle
Martinsville
Indiana
Republican
Will G. Bain
Harry J. Martin
Mooresville
James H. Burke
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Oregon Car Ownership Rises Amid Population Growth
The State of Oregon now houses one automobile for every 25 residents, up from one car per 33 people a year earlier. The 1916 registration total reached 33,908 as reported by Cogquille Sentinel, Aurora Observer, Polk County Observer, and Benton County Courier notes on banking and economic outlooks.
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Oregon
Cogquille Sentinel
Colorado
Pullman Company
Polk Co. Observer
Courier
Europe
Steel Trust
Benton Co. Courier
Pacific College News Highlights and Upcoming Events
Lyra Miles returned home for a week of rest while Louise Hodgin remains in Waverly hospital in Portland due to ill health. Elizabeth Anderson travels to Seattle to visit an aunt and prepare for September enrollment. Miss Hopkins of the Northwest YWCA advised students on campus and suggested activities.
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Lyra Miles
Louise Hodgin
Waverly Hospital
Portland
Elizabeth Anderson
Seattle
Miss Hopkins
Students of the Northwest
Pacific
Y. W
Remembering Bain and the old Indiana political lions
The piece recalls Mr. Bain a tall figure in Philadelphia Washington and New York excursions. It notes him as a fierce partisan and hard hitter in politics, contrasting his fire with a quieter Republican tone seen today. It questions whether the lion and lamb sleep together in Indiana politics.
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Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Bain
Republican
Indiana
Nature's defense against man's insect foes
A Peoples Home Journal call to protect birds as nature's defense against pests. It cites heavy bounties on hawks and owls in early states, their agricultural damage, and the need for bird policemen to curb insect populations.
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Pennsylvania
Montana
Australia
Earth
Nature
The
People’s Home Journal
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Newberg Graphic
Woooen
Graphic Building
First Street
Cenes
Oregonian
George P. Cheney
Chieftain
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Pussy-Foot
Aurora
Pacific College
Christian Endeavor
Salem
Young Friends
Y. M
Mason
University Congregational Church of
Pacific University
P. U
P. C
Pennington
Abigasiopes
of Academy
Academy Studies
Baird
White
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son Wall Paper
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