Troubadours Coming to Wood-Mar Hall Next Week
Byrd's Troubadours will perform at Wood-Mar Hall Wednesday night at 8 30. The show features a grand orchestra saxophone quartet and quintet vocal trio and multiple soloists with a wide range of instruments. Reviews praise their wholesome entertaining programs and broad audience appeal across tours in America and Europe.
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Byrd
Wood-Mar Hall
Newberg
America
Europe
Trouvbadours
Louis Dressel
Chicago
Byron Troubadours
Reading
Mich
Liberty Hall
R. C. Ransom
Our Love For Mac Poem About A Ball Game
A contributor writes of visiting Mac to see the local boys play ball. The speaker notes they were beaten and reflects on fate and respect, hinting at graveyard flowers for Mac. The verse blends affection and bravado with a somber undercurrent about loss and pride.
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Mac
Distance chart for planting an orchard by three systems
The Oregon Agricultural College table by Prof. C J Lewis shows tree counts per acre for rectangular quincunx and hexagonal layouts. It notes soil, altitude, and fruit type affect spacing from twenty to sixty feet, with cherries needing maximum distance and walnuts forty to sixty feet, plus filler use in quincunx and hexagonal layouts.
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C. J. Lewis
Division of Horticulture
Oregon Agricultural College
Lewis
Oregon
Dundee News Items Chronicle Local Movements and Meeting
Mrs. E S Greer visits Portland while W S Allan tour Amity Oregon. Robison family moves to Kalispell Montana. Samuel Hess recovering from stroke. Crosby travels to Dundee then to Chicago for auto truck job. Dundee Fruit Growers finish co operative packing firm incorporation. Silver medal contest at Dundee draws large crowd with six contestants led by Mrs D A Magnus and coach Mrs Frederick Hess. Details of program include multiple readings songs and prayers.
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E. S. Greer
Portland
W. S. Allan
Amity, Oregon
Roe Robison
Clark Smith
Kalispell
Montana
Samuel Hess
John Crosby
Dundee
Chicago
Dundee Fruit Growers’ Association
Chehalem Center
Newberg
D. A. Magnus
Rhoda Poole
Frederick Hess
Rev. Erskine
Margery Parrett
Anna Thun
Alexander Allan
Clifford Virgis
Eddie Billiche
Elmer Warner
Maude Wills
Erskine
Pool
J. J. Alford
Orchard layout guidance for dense planting and thinning
The text advocates 75 percent more trees per acre with a square or filler system and urges careful planning before planting. It stresses avoiding too-wide spacing so thinning remains practical and notes that meticulous early work aids long term results.
Vitagraph Comedies and Specials At The Star This Week
The Star theatre presents two Vitagraph comedies this Friday and Saturday. Also shown is The Great Drought a moral tale and In the Aisles of the Wild a Biograph western shot in a forest setting with notable scenery and music by Miss Alice Arney. Upcoming March 7 8 features What happened to Mary, and March 8 6 Shakespeare's As You Like It in three reels by the Vitagraph Company stars.
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Star Theatre
River Lee
Ireland
Alice Arney
Mary
Stars
The
Vitagraph Company
Community News on La Fayette School Event and Egg Contest
District seventy four on Chehalem Mountain installs a sanitary drinking tank. A county institute will be held at La Fayette on January 1st with J Sisson from Reed College to lecture. Pacific musical and literary groups perform. La Fayette hosts visiting teachers and offers homestays. An egg contest for county pupils is planned with prizes. The Educational School Contest is not organized by this office. the firm pays all costs.
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LaFayette
J. Sisson
Reed College
Ortland
Pacific
la Payette
Unty
Mac Defeats Newberg In Fast High School Basketball
About 200 fans attended the Mac excursion to watch N H S play M H S with Mac winning 14 to 18. The game showed Thanksgiving level spirit and Mac aims to improve in a rematch at Newberg next Saturday. An athletic association meeting elected managers for basketball baseball and track Arthur Stretch Ralph Butt and Everett George. The school plans both baseball and track teams this year and the county meet is set for Newberg.
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Mac
Newberg
The
Athletic Association
Arthur Stretch
Ralph Butt
Everett George
Two Is Company Luncheon At Baptist Church Feasts
A social evening at the Baptist church invites women to bring a personal lunch for two on Friday evening February 28. Paper bags provided, a uniform charge for lunches, proceeds to home mission work, and men are encouraged to attend for the appetite.
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Baptist Church
Highest and lowest points around the world
US land height range totals 14 777 feet with Mount Whitney at 14 501 feet and Death Valley 276 feet below sea level. In Asia Everest reaches 29 002 feet while the Dead Sea shores lie 1 290 feet below sea level. Ocean depth near Mindanao reaches 32 088 feet. Europe’s land height difference runs about 15 868 feet.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Mount Whitney
Death Valley
California
Asia
Mount Everest
Dead Sea
Mindanao
Philippine Islands
Europe
Path to Success from a New York Minister's Queries
A New York minister asked seven prominent men for rules of success and published their replies in a sermon. They emphasize honesty loyalty hard work and tenacity while warning against intemperance laziness untruthfulness and debt. They also note religion as an asset when sincere and avoid only lip service.
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New York
Oio
Weekly cattle and hog market receipts and prices report
Receipts totaled 1601 cattle 12 calves 4286 hogs 4191 sheep and 70 horses. Cattle trade steady with outlets limited as packers meet immediate needs. Prices mainly 7.25 to 7.60 for steers, cows and heifers at current quotations. Swine steady to firm with gains 10 to 20 cents. bulk sales 8.00 to 8.40, some loads 8.15 to 8.20. Lamb demand steady for prime ewes and wethers. 1913 season and 1912 woolly lambs not marketed. All stock shorn and sold 6.25 to 6.40.
Gardening lecture by Prof Bouquet at Duncan's hall
Prof Bouquet of Oregon Agricultural College will lecture on gardening at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon March 1 in Duncan's hall. Directed by the Commercial Club with emphasis on starting gardens this season. Open to farmers and townsfolk. may include landscape and grounds beautification guidance. Civic Improvement Club urged to take notice.
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Bouquet
Oregon Agricultural College
St Duncan's Hall
Commercial Club
Civic Improvement Club
Lyceum Program Sees Byron's Troubadours Substitute
Governor Glenn cannot attend this season so Byron's Troubadours will fill the lyceum program on Wednesday night next week. Reserved seats are on sale at Kienle and Son's Music Store at the usual price.
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Glenn
Newberg
Lyceum
Byron
Kienle & Son
Heacock Joins White in Local Real Estate Firm
Wm. Heacock joins W. E. White in real estate and insurance with the firm continuing as White & Co. The sale of the Kirk farm 24 miles north of town to Mr and Mrs William Moore of Lafayette is reported, with the Kirks taking residence property in Lafayette as part of the deal.
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Wm. Heacock
W. E. White
White & Co
Kirk
William Moore
LaFayette
Kirks
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Chehalem Mountain
TWO IS Company
Plummer
Portland Union Stock Yards
Heacock
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