Early Days of Oregon Cattle Drive and Settlement
The Oregon Historical Society’s Quarterly features Prof. F G Young’s study on Ewing Young and his estate. It centers on 1837 cattle imports from California, the role of William A Slocum, and the clash among Hudson's Bay Company, missionaries, and settlers that shaped early Oregon's economy.
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National Const ution Day celebrated with water wagon evening
The piece proclaims January 16 as the first observance of Prohibition under the Eighteenth Amendment. In Newberg a Victory Day song service features local choirs and soloists, with Rev. Jewell giving an address on Americanism and Judge Kanzler of Portland speaking for Oregon’s children at 2:30 p m at the Baptist church.
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Judge Kanzler
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Minnesota Society Big Dinner Annual Meeting
The Minnesota Society met in Duncan's Hall on December 31 with a bountiful dinner. After social hour, Vice President Mrs. Cora Diederick called the meeting to order and elected H. C. Tuttle president, Mrs. Emma Hulin secretary, and B. H. Lang treasurer for the year ahead. A program of recitations and songs followed. committees were named for tables and programs. A motion set future meetings for the first Wednesday in January.
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Duncan's Hall
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H. C. Tuttle
Emma Hulin
B. H. Langworthy
Emma Snow
A. A. Loomis
Ewing Young Pioneer of Oregon Valley and Early Lumber
The narrative credits Ewing Young with converting valley pasturage into dairy and meat supply and securing leather goods, while driving a local sawmill to provide lumber for homes and barns. He planned a grist mill but was killed before completion, leaving a legacy of enterprise. an acorn planted on his grave by Mianda Bailey marks his enduring growth in Oregon's early history.
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Success in Progress Demonstrates Best Efforts
A report notes ongoing success as efforts improve performance and outcomes. Key figures highlight steady progress, with leadership praising teams and indicating continued focus on quality and efficiency improvements.
Robert Parker Miles to Speak Thursday Night
Robert Parker Miles, dramatic lecturer, will present the third Lyceum course number on Thursday night. He has toured justice venues in New York and state penal institutions, battled cigarette sales to minors, aided Salvation Army relief, and reported global impressions as religious editor for The Journal.
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Martino Trio Delights Wood-Mar Hall Audience
Miss Martino a poised soprano impressed with Liszt Rigoletto transcription and a Godowsky waltz. Violinist Vitali Podalaky showed fine bowing and tone, strong in Beethovens Minuets and Berlioz Etudes. The concert avoided pandering to pop tastes, offering high order entertainment and a worthwhile lyceum program.
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Fire at Chehalem Valley Mills warehouse briefly feared
A small blaze at Chehalem Valley Mills warehouse was quickly halted before fire units arrived. Prowlers had attempted entries in the past week and left two sacks of chicken feed on a platform, causing concern over ongoing theft attempts.
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Newberg and Corvallis Clash on Home Floor Saturday
Newberg will strive for basketball bragging rights against Corvallis on their home floor Saturday night. The matchup, highlighted by local fans, aims to showcase stout defense and sharp shooting from both teams.
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Bhomora
Corvallis Hi
Hutchens Celebrate Golden Wedding On New Year Day
Mr and Mrs Ira Hutchens observed their golden wedding with a noon dinner attended by relatives and friends. Mrs Martha Sargeant officiated with readings by daughter Mrs Bessie Huffman and Roscoe Hutchens offered prayer. Grandchildren Naomi Huffman and Emmett Hutchens joined in the ceremony as Mrs Huffman sang several songs. Refreshments followed and guests extended best wishes before departing at eight o clock.
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Martha Sargeant
Bessie Huffman
Roscoe Hutchens
Naomi Huffman
Emmett Hutchens
Want Ad in the Graphic Brings Quick Local Results
Readers submit notices through the Graphic want ad section and report prompt responses. Small listings connect buyers and sellers, jobs, services, and housing with fast local turnaround and community reach.
Slippery Gulch Festival Opens With Frontier Fun
The Newberg community promotes a three night Slippery Gulch festival at American Legion Hall and Alkali Ike's resort. The event features a mock frontier town with dances and bluffs while proceeds fund club rooms. The Howler newspaper will publish nightly updates and visitors from nearby towns are expected.
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Senora Pete’s
American Legion Hall
Sappery Gulch
Newberg
Alkali Ike
Announsqeaneh
Wenarcat
Baccaroos
Doc. O. My Stat
Bank of Commercial No
Sunday Home Coming Day at Friends Church
Next Sunday at Friends church a home coming is planned with a morning sermon on Godliness Profitable In All Things. A basket dinner will follow in the basement. An afternoon talk at 2:00 will be announced in the morning service. Rev. Carl F. Miller will speak at 7:30 on Preparation For The Great Home-Coming.
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Springbrook
Commercial Club Banquet Planned for January 14
The Newberg Commercial Club schedules a splendid banquet at the American Legion Hall on January 14 at 7 00 pm. Members will entertain their wives and sweethearts with toastmaster wit and local talent including readers and singers.
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Newberg Commercial Club
American Legion Hall
C. A. Morris
Richard Williams
Paul Newmeyer
Babcock
Birth Announcement for Franklin's Meadowvale Baby
Born to Mr and Mrs Horris Franklin of Meadowvale Farm on December 27 a son named Bon.
Campaign to endow Pacific College gains Newberg support
Dr. W V Coffin heads endowment drive to raise state Newberg sum of 25000 dollars matching 25000 from local Friends. Canvass operates despite Mayor Calkins family illness and business pressure as committee members report encouragement and town pride in a successful standardization effort.
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Child Welfare Program Holds Meeting in Newberg
On Wednesday January 12 at 2:00 p m the Newberg W C T U will host a child welfare program at the M E church with posters from Elisabeth Perkins of Ann Arbor Michigan National Superintendent. Topics include health education protection from child labor and spiritual training. Mothers urged to bring children for consecration and discussions include food for the baby registration and children s laws. Chehalem Center Union invited to join. Old Fashion Milling Co Portland to furnish refreshments. dues arrears to be collected.
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Farmers' Club to Meet at Cannery in January
The Newberg Farmers' Club will meet January 15 at 2:00 PM at the cannery to conclude the fertilizer program discussion. The Community Fair and the possible reintroduction of a County Agent in Yamhill county will be debated, inviting member views.
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Yamhill County
Clothesline Thief Target Sparks Local Grief and Humor
A River Street resident laments a thief who stole her underwear, cursing the culprit in her prayer and expressing frustration at the petty crime that has unsettled her neighborhood.
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