Dairy Life and Lessons from an Oregon Farm Pioneer
A former teacher recounts converting his Oregon hillside near Dayton into a dairy venture. He details cow buying, barn building, and a flawed start with unregistered cattle, then credits Paul V. Maris for key dairy testing and advice. He advocates tuberculin testing and partial reimbursement for culled cows while celebrating revived hospitality and farm spirit.
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Oregon State Dairy Association
L. R. Alderman
It of Public Instruction
Oregon
Dayton
Plains
University of Oregon
Luelling
Willamette Valley
Paul V. Maris
Richard
Hill Vestal Nuptials Brighten Family Home
Miss Iane P Hill wed Francis E Vestal at the Winslow home in a quiet ceremony attended by close relatives. The couple received guests in a ivy canopied setting with Rev A J Weaver officiating. After congratulations, light refreshments were served. They plan to reside at 112 North Meridian Street after April 1 following a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iane P. Hill
Francis E. Vestal
Orlando Winslow
Third
River
Winslow Home
J. R. Pemberton
W. S. Parker
Esther Winslow
Sibyl Woodward
A. J. Weaver
L. M. Parker
Salem
James Vestal
Henry Ehret
W. J. Vestal
John Vestal
Portland
Orlando
Their Silver Wedding at Byers Home on School Street
A Feb 11 gathering at Mr and Mrs Byers home on School Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with games and guessing contests. Guests enjoyed refreshments and left with silver mementoes after well wishes for a future golden wedding.
C Dry Still Alive Suggests a Chehalem Valley
A Sporting News column notes Charles Dryden known as C Dry remains active visiting Newberg Ore and Chehalem Valley orchards. It recalls his travels from Idaho to Oregon in 1882 and hints Chicago ball players like Billy Sullivan and Joe Tinker may retire to farming in Oregon after their seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dryden
Charles
Chicago Examiner
Ocean Springs
Miss
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
C. Dry
Dope Springs
Oregon
Missouri
Newberg
Ore
Billy Sullivan
Joé Tinker
Chicago
Chehalem Valley
Pocatello
Idaho
Umatilla
Oregonian
Northwest
la Grande
Oregon Standard
Chicago White Sox
Billy
Tinker
Joseph
Joe
White Rats
Mr. Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Newbergland
Griff
Dundee Way
Boston Doves
Boston
Sporting News
St. Louis
City council approves park site purchase and new city offices
Monday night meeting with mayor and council approves a 3000 dollar bond for buying a park site. A second ordinance authorizes purchase of Block 3 Edwards Second Addition Newberg for 3000 dollars for park use the oak grove block. The city attorney to condemn Skelton spring and a land survey is ordered. Acting mayor Ferguson and officials named with night watchman hours set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Newberg
Oak Grove
Skelton Spring
Cc. C. Ferguson
H. C. Hurd
J. H. Wilson
Orange Elliott
Prof
Weesner
Littlefield
Special Brings 600 to Newberg Basket Game
Nearly six hundred spectators packed the new Newberg High School gym for a heated county championship basketball battle. Newberg surged ahead early and dominated, ending with sixteen baskets to McMinnville’s five. Corpron led the visitors, while Larkin Otis and Fendall starred for Newberg. A special train is planned for the return game in McMinnville on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
H. S
Reagan
McMinnville
Corpron
Larkin
Otis
Fendall
Bank Installs New Safe
The First National Bank received a new Victor Spherical safe weighing just under two tons. Placed near the front window in current quarters, it is to stay until the new bank building is ready. The safe toppled from a wagon during unloading leaving a mark on the cement walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Newberg Transfer Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yamhill
Supt. Alderman
Bride
Mrs. Byers
Scribe
Council Proceedings
Edwards Grove
City Park
Newberg High
H. S. N. H.S. Corpion
Culver, Gant & Otis
Fenton
Larkin van Atta & Fendall
Rogers & Spaulding
Culver, Gant & the Score
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