Newberg Graphic February 24 1910 Local News and Bonds
Newberg Graphic reports on winter weather and local building plans including a $30 000 bond for a high school site. It notes many Portland architects visiting town and urges community support to secure funding and facilities. The Apple Growers meeting is announced with calls for proxies and local participation.
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Pels Sano Newberg
Eax’ Ak Waeann
First Glass and Temptation Move Hearts to Reform
A narrator recalls two dollar bills, one bright and new and the other worn and dirty, as a catalyst for a temperance appeal. The tale links poverty, abuse, and ruin to alcohol, urging fathers and men to resist the first drink and champion responsible conduct to spare families and children from misery.
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Eric Aoraes
Heaven
McKinley and the Destiny of a Nation Poem Origin
The text recounts how a poem by Mr. Yost, first printed in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, was quoted by William McKinley in a Chicago dinner speech. It describes its creation titled Our Destiny and its later immortality through the president’s endorsement. The excerpt includes stanzas praising liberty, democracy, and America's mission.
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Poe
Yost
William McKinley
Federal Building
Chicago
New England
Muuhdane
Community Notes From Dundee Area This Week
Local residents visit relatives in McMinnville Newberg Salem and Portland. Fraternal prayers open a Frances Willard memorial service at the W C T U church. A petition to Southern Pacific R R Co seeks Dundee station telephone service. Dundee Meat Market converts to a barber shop amid local changes.
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Brice Robison
North Yamhill
Roe Robison
J. P. Powell
McMinnville
D. H. Turner
Lottie Decker
Newberg
Red Hills
Frances Willard
Frank Keyes
Salem
Edna Watkins
Medora Greer
Washington
Otterbrook
John Crawford
Portland
W. J. Gordon
Dakota
Southern Pacific R. R. Co
Dundee
A. A. Parrett
C. H. Parrett
The Lion And The Mouse by Edward Elliott in Newberg
Boston's Edward Elliott filled the fourth lyceum course number with The Lion And The Mouse and delivered a memorable entertainment. Critics say his performance outshines past road shows and will draw a crowded house if repeated. The final show on April 1 features Laurant the magician, praised as the best of all.
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Edward Elliott
Boston
Lyceum
Elliott
Newberg
Laurant
Boom Laurant
Public sale announced for February 1 at Worth's Feed and Barn
At public sale one o clock Saturday February 1 1910 at Worths Feed and Barn Newberg Oregon a herd described including 12 cows 7 giving milk 5 fresh soon 1 spring heifer and 1 two year old Jersey bull 3 good work horses wagon harness and 1 hack sold due to farm sale possession given eight months bankable note at 8 percent or 5 percent cash discount sale conducted by L M Situ auctioneer for Guy Walker proprietor
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Worth
Newberg
Oseei Wing
Jersey
Guy Walker
L. M. Situ
School Officers and Teachers Convention at Newberg High
A convention for school officers and teachers will be held at Newberg High School next Saturday February 26. Attendees are urged to attend and expect a beneficial gathering with a free dinner and a general good time. Signed H. H. Brit urging better schools.
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Newberg High School
H. H. Brit
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St. Louis
Wagner
Bee
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