Local Notices and Personal Recollections Save Newberg
A crowded column lists births and visits from January to mid month including a born son to Mr and Mrs Charles F Lutes and Anna Rasmussen returning from Hood River. Lodging, travel, poultry shows, lectures and church events fill the week with community news and upcoming meetings in Newberg Oregon.
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Charles F. Lutes
Anna Rasmussen
Hood River
G. M. Bates
Eva Fletcher
LaFayette
Earl Alford and Claire Alford Return to Salem School
Earl Alford and his cousin Claire Alford have returned to their school work at Salem after a short visit with Earl’s parents. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. John Herring is nearly well. Ralph Smith left Tuesday for Corvallis to take a five weeks course at the College there. Dundee Sunday School 10 P.M. Sunday January 7 1912.
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Jessie Gardner
C. J. Hoskins
McMinnville
Mary Cook
Corvallis
Evangeline Martin
Portland
B.S. Cook
W. A. Sturdy
Edmonton
Alta
Canada
Inlaw
J. M. Lemon
Boyd Walt
Ethel Morris
Maurice Walton
James Hess
Orland Heacock
la Grande
The
Poultry Association
J. F. Taylor
California
Rose
Lydia Sommers
Vancouver
B.C
Herman Sommers
Fred Clemmens
Bessie Laythe Scoville
Newberg
Scoville
Yambhille
E. S. Greer
Dundee
el Monte
O. K. Edwards
Newbery
Dr. Hellipeter
West Chehalem
Levi M. Gilbert
Salem
E. R. Horton
N. J. Sykes
Minnesota
Allen Smith
Herman
Rev. L. A. Wells
Hinshaw
State
Prohibition Party Committee
Freda Gist
Yamhill
W. S. Parker
W. O. Robertson
Lebanon
R. L. Collard
E. B. Collard
Wynooski Street
Edna Lamb
Tillamook
Roy Stratton
A. C. Seely
C. A. Hodson
Earl Alford
Claire Alford
Earl
John Herring
Ralph Smith
Teddy
Hamelin
John
London Globe
Evangelistic meetings conclude at Chehalem Center
Miss Ina Ridgway is ill with pneumonia. Rev. Adelbert Wood led successful evangelistic meetings at the church that closed Sunday. Chehalem Center invites him to return. Mrs. Nelia Chase of Newberg visited J. C. Will’s. School opened with new scholars.
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Isaac van Blaricon
Hood River
Newberg
J. L. van Blaricom
Adelbert Wood
New Hampshire
Friends Church
Rev. Wood
Ina Ridgway
Wood
Chehalem Center
Nelia Chase
J. C. Will
James Hess
Morris Walton
Frank Johnson
O. A.C
Corvallis
T. E. Hackett
J. A. George
Roy Ellis
T. E. Hockett
Hockett
H. C. Paulsen
Harold
Portland
Nellie Paulsen
Newport
Dream Foretelling Andre's Fate Captures Public Imagination
A strange narrative links a prewar dream to Major Andre's capture and execution, with observers debating whether a soul can foretell future events beyond bodily influence. The article traces a spectral vision seen by Mr Cunningham, foretelling Andre's seizure and hangings within a year, amid broader notes on memory, superstition, and historical curiosities.
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America
Andre
Miss Rebecce
Derbysie Es
Miss Stewards
Mr. Cunningham
Major Andre
Miss Steward
Williams Jubilee Singers Save Pennies Through January 20 1912
The Williams Jubilee Singers offer a penny per day savings plan ending January 20 1912. Hear the group in upcoming performances and watch for further particulars in the papers.
Slaughter of the Buffalo Records Long Decline
The article traces buffalo hide shipments from 1881 to 1884 showing 50,000 hides in 1881, 200,000 in 1882, 40,000 in 1883 and 300 in 1884, then none. It notes Sitting Bull and allied hunters killed the final 10,000 of the northern herd in 1883, leaving twenty eight survivors.
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Sitting Bull
Num
Well Connected and the Best Families in Our City
A whimsical remark by a telephone girl about ties to prominent city families opens a fragmented excerpt. The text then drifts to an unusual nautical phenomenon called milky phosphorescence seen in tropical waters. Observers note a luminous fog over sea and sky with unclear causes.
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Sonecallipeed
Nomenon
Indian Ocean
Circumstantial Evidence In a Wild Country Ride
A Scotch couple visiting with a host travel across a high bridge above a roaring torrent. An unusual splash is heard and the wife is later found missing from the back seat. The host quips that the splash was the husband’s omen, implying a grim event.
Coblar Daler in Bacon Goods Inscribed Shop Door
A North Wales village shop displays a curious sign advertising bacon gingarbred strawbery and milk treats. The archaic phrasing names J R Shuse and Boots and hints at a playful, rustic menu.
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North Wales
Coblar
J R. Shuse
Boots
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