Poultry Show At Newberg Promises Industry Support
A Newberg poultry show next week aims to bolster a key paying industry by showcasing breeds, equipment, and farm innovations. Organizers emphasize opportunities for growers, buyers, and regional markets to connect and grow profits.
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Newberg
President Wilson Rejects Woman Suffrage Delegation Again
The bravery of President Wilson is unquestioned as he has turned the woman suffrage delegation down for the sixth time. Officials at the Portland Automobile Show could improve results by spending modestly on country newspapers rather than seeking free advertising.
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Wilson
Portland
Rainmaker Sought as December Deficit Deepens
December rainfall totaled 3.22 inches, 4.06 inches below normal, and January has brought little in the way of soaking moisture, prompting consideration of a rainmaker before winter ends.
The Boy and the Girl on the Farm by N. C. Maris
In the Rural Spirit holiday edition N. C. Maris pens an article titled The Boy and the Girl on the Farm describing how to interest youth in farm life and work. It offers guidance on engaging children with practical farm activities and local routines.
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Rural Spirit
N. C. Maris
Newberg Boys Club Meeting Aimed at Youth Engagement
A notice invites Newberg youths to attend a Sunday meeting at 2 30 PM at the Baptist church. Organizers emphasize keeping young people engaged with wholesome activities and encouraging boys for the town’s future.
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Newberg
Baptist Church
Help the Hen Hold Her Place at Poultry Show
Community notice urging support for the poultry show next week to preserve the family’s old time hospitality reputation by patronizing the event and assisting the hen.
Graphic seeks Belgian Relief fund contributor lists
The Graphic says it has not yet received a complete list of Belgian Relief fund contributors. It asks committees to supply written lists of known donors so the paper can publish them next week.
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the Graphic
Pacific College Endowment Drive Surges on with Local Rally
With outside help failing to appear the campus endowment drive relied on local supporters. A second rally at Wood-Mar Hall Friday night aims to cement momentum as a large turnout is expected and the fund’s future rests on community backing.
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Wood-Mar Hall
Pacific College
Willamette Amateur Athletic Club organized in area
The Willamette Amateur Athletic Club is formed with Bert Miller as president and Chester Zumalt as secretary to engage boys and young men across the Suoda region in athletic activities and club affairs. The plan outlines fostering sport and community involvement among youth.
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Willamette Amateur Athletic Club
Bert Miller
Chester Zumalt
Suoda
Fragmentary Civil War reflection on duration and funding
A fragment reflects on the Civil War beginning with debates over its length and the ability to fund the war effort. It notes widespread doubt about lasting power yet mentions ongoing funding for the conflict and uncertainty about its final outcome.
Hints for Winter Health from Dr Daniels
Winter health tips emphasize balanced eating with more food but no overeating. Avoid fried foods and cook fats after, rely on fruits especially dried varieties, and plenty of vegetables. Fresh air, light underwear, and proper room ventilation help prevent rheumatism and illness.
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BR. R. Daniels
Social Roundup Includes Local Visits and Travel
Miss Mable Goodrich of Day ton visits Miss Margaret Blanchard. DeVere and Virgil Fendall return to O. A. C. after Christmas with relatives and friends. Mrs. A. A. Noble accompanies her mother Mrs. Helen Prosser on the outing.
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Emma Patterson
Jack Kiln
B. F. Yergen
Ray
Florence
Ray’s Landing
B. G. Fendall
Ella Macy
Portland
Helen Prosser
Newberg
Joanna Davis
Ida Leach
Mable Goodrich
Dayton
Margaret Blanchard
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O. A.C
A. A. Noble
Don’t Abbreviate States in Mail Addresses
A dialogue from The Cincinnati Enquirer shows a postmaster and a complainant arguing over writing state names in full on an envelope. The exchange highlights postal confusion when abbreviations like Tenn Penn Neb Muss and others are used.
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Cinedanat Enquirer
Courtroom Etiquette Sparks Satirical Exchange
A learned judge, ruling that a wife must be polite to her husband, is challenged by a woman who argues the decision fits only certain cases. She cites examples such as a husband who forgets to mail letters, mocks her brother, and unexpectedly brings a friend to dinner.
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