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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1914

Page

2

Oregon historical notes reveal varied local developments

The report lists multiple Oregon projects and actions: labor court ruling in a fisher case, merchants buying directly from manufacturers to cut costs, large brick and concrete building orders, new mills and creameries, water systems proposed in Amity Central Point and Pendleton, a new high school plan in Portland, a 15 000 dollar Pythian club block, a $100 000 log mill, hops payments near Sherwood, a 250 employment cannery in Salem, and a county broad good roads bond issue in Marion.

State Bureau of Industries and Statistics Salem Ore Supreme Court Labor Hoff Court of the United Rerepresentative Harvey Marshfield Portland Oregon Woodenware Manufacturing Co Swift Packing Co Northwestern Bank Prairie City Amity Central Point W. L. Chappell Oakville Medford Board of Education Farmers Manufacturing and Supply Co Bandon St. Francis Hotel Albany Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association Springfield Planning Mills Box Manufacturing Department Pythian Lodge Aurora Tidewater Florence St Helens Turnverin Sherwood Hunt Bros San Francisco Pendleton

Oregon Products Exhibit Planned for Ashland in 1915

At a February development convention in Eugene delegates agreed a statewide Oregon products exhibit would be maintained at Ashland during 1915. A March 12 meeting at the Portland Commercial Club will fix costs and details with delegates from Eugene and Portland and other communities invited. The plan calls for ten thousand dollars to start and twenty five thousand dollars for the year.

Eugene Oregon Ashland Portland

Christian Endeavor Rally At Local Church Next Sunday

A Pacific College quartette is expected to attend the Christian Endeavor Rally at the church next Sunday evening. An invitation extends to all to join and promote an engaging meeting. Several locals visited the Hodges home last Sunday evening. Mrs. Hoult and Mr. Hoult moved to a new property purchased from A. J. Palmer. The W C T U held Frances Willard memorial program at the schoolhouse Friday evening, described as very interesting.

Christian Endeavor Pacific College Quartette Freeman Hodges Elmer Hodges Portland Robert Hodges Lineas Christenson Cal Hutchins Carlton Hodges Francis Hoult A. J. Palmer Frances Willard

Local Reading Hour Recalls Pleasant Musical Recital

Mrs Maude McGui and Mrs H G C recap a reading session with Miss Fickus essay on ha tris and the Floren Selve Rosa Hendri sisters presenting two musical pieces to a receptive audience. Edna rst concluded with The Bow White Ribbon. The next meeting will be at Mrs Liz Everest home. Rev and Mrs H G C expect an aunt and Col and Mrs Geo A Price of New York are visiting Amity.

Resent Maude McGui Fickus Floren Selve Rosa Hendri Ednarst Liz Everest Col Geo. A. Price New York Post Amity

Si Drafts Ten Commandments For Shoppers At Larkin-Prince Howe Co

The passage presents Si Drafts ten commandments urging buyers to support themselves and neighbors, praising Hardie Spray Pit, Stiletto tools, Stover engines, Carter cars, Acme Quality paint, Monarch or Crescent Range ware, and Wear Ever aluminum cookware. It promotes Larkin-Prince Home Co as the vendor and hints at a future window display at The Big Howey Store with a playful imitation canary offer.

Larkin-Prince Home. Co Spalding Big Howey Larkin-Prince Howe. Co

Beaten Paths and the Wisdom of Those Ahead

The quote reflects on how progress relies on the efforts of predecessors who secured resources and opportunities. It emphasizes gratitude and recognition for those who laid foundations that others benefit from later. It frames advancement as a lineage of collective effort and ownership.

Real Estate Transfers Across Several Oregon Counties

A series of property conveyances from Andrews Trustee to Amos Nel and others, including parcels in Newberg Amity Sheridan and Sheridan, with prices ranging from 10 to 8650 and multiple undivided interests. Notable transfers include Ellen O Neill acquiring 173.13 acres of Thos Wilson H Gaunt estate and Edith D Graves selling 2.13 acres in East half of Solomon Heater.

Andrews Trustee & Wi F Mack Pwo First National Bank of Newberg Amos Nel John Byrd Jwoke & Wi Engleking South Newberg Burgess & Wi Bert Amity Harley M Dix Ellen O'Neill Thos Wilson H Gaunt Newton Mulvany Edith D Graves Chas Howard Graves Solomon H Griffith FS & Vena M Frank S Sennet Ux Neri L Alice Ackles

Rifles Fire At Manuevers Screened By Young Lovers

A fragmentary scene describes rifles during maneuvers and a startled scream from a pretty girl who steps into a young man’s embrace. She confesses fear of the artillery as they watch together.

The Real Thing Hearse Chauffeur Scene

A cub reporter watches a hearse lead a funeral procession from a house. He asks the corner grocer who is dead. The grocer answers with a folded joke about Chon Schmidt and John Smith, hinting at a misidentification.

Chon Schmidt John Smith Py Golly

Not His Fault

Prisoner confesses his refusal to face the magis once more after an earlier warning about appearing before him again. The exchange unfolds as the prisoner laments a police officer’s disbelief despite his claim of reform.

Two Meanings in a Rage and Comforting Refrain

A dialogue fragment shows a man in rage calling someone the biggest tool in the world while a calmer speaker, Henry, reassures him. The exchange centers on temper and reassurance between two individuals named Henry and another unnamed speaker.

Henry

Some men get in on the ground floor and stay there

The phrase is quoted as a proverb noting that certain individuals secure an early position and remain long term. It reflects a mindset about opportunity and loyalty in career or business contexts.

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. W. Hollingsworth & Son Marion County Oregon Products T H Smith M Gueather John Scale Homestead Winnifred G Townsend Ellery R Townsend Faulconer Alma Reimers M. T. McAllister Amy Pattee D. W. Fox United States National Bank Hamilton America G. A. Morris, Jeweler Cadillac FORD F. O. B. Newberg Gray & Davis Newberg Auto CO J. L. van Blaricom John Gower Greentouses Lone Fir Dairy State Dairy and Food Commissioner R. B. Lyle Newberg Wood Yard Zamwalt's P. Hamilton
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