Fernwood Community Faces Illness and New Year Gatherings
The Fernwood column lists numerous neighbors with influenza or illness including Heny Adolf Virgil Kersey Dena Offell Edna Offell Herman Alfred Arthur Everest and others. Residents gather to celebrate the new year at home and gym while Fernwood school reopens with low attendance due to sickness. The Red Cross meets at Mrs. A S Bryant's home Thursdays for sewing and volunteer effort.
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The
Red Croes
Bryant
Fernwood Auxiliary
Red Cross
Dundee News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Local notes report visits by Mrs. D L Terry and Mrs. Adams of Seattle, new steam roller unloaded at Dundee, prune packing finished at Dundee Co operative Plant, and various social gatherings. Bonnie and Shannahan visits, Red Cross meeting updates, and Yong New Year events at the Dundee school and Community Hall. A Dundee basketball win at Amity closes the year with alumni games and transfers.
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Dundee Co-operative Fruit Growers & Packers
Adams
Seattle
Sally Beck
Hewett
Portland
Miss Beck
Theodore Johnson
Cyrene Palmer
Chehalem Center
Dundee Woman’s Club
Shannahan
Elmo
John Blues
Columbia Highway
Eagle Creek
The
Red Cross
Community Hall
Elmer Warner
Carl M. Stevens
Bernhard Groth
Residents Visit and Family Care in Portland Area
Mrs. Francis Rich nurses Mrs. Anna Sallee while R G Cook visits Portland on Saturday and Mrs. W B Nagel visits the city last week. Mr and Mrs G Etzwiler were Friday guests at the Sallee home as Lily Hertig helps care for a newborn. Cynthia Swartz stays in Hoquiam Washington with ill relatives. Cora Lady and daughter from Willamina visit grandmother Sara Grover who is ill. Anna Sallee hosts Lou Carter R G Cook and A H Boyd on Thursday.
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W. B. Nagel
Portland
G. Etzwiler
Sallee
Lily Hertig
Charles Zeigler
Cynthia Swartz
Hoquiam
Washington
Cora Lady
Willamina
Sara Grover
Anna Sallee
Lou Carter
R. G. Cook
A. H. Boyd
School Opens After Holiday Break in Quiet Attendance
School began again on Monday with a normal attendance. Guy Ray returned Saturday from a week's visit with relatives in Portland. Mr and Mrs B E Belieu entertained relatives from Portland on New Year's Day. Mrs Jensen of Brush Prairie visited with her son Jack Larsen and family. Miss Agnes Berg returned Sunday from a holiday at her home in Barlow. Mr and Mrs Join Hackett and children spent Christmas at McMinnville and returned the day before New Year. When in need of job printing get it at the Graphic office.
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George Smith
Parrett Mountain
H. N. Baker
Irene Powell
Bryant
Portland
Fernwood School
Ethel and
Arbouine Johnson
Newberg
Grace Riley
A. 8
Livengood
Guy Ray
B. E. Belieu
Mrs. Jensen
Brush Prairie
Washington
Jack Larsen
Agnes Berg
Barlow
Join Hackett
McMinnville
Graphic
MARKED CHANG IN ALASKA VISITORS NEED NO LONGER FEAR CANNED EATS
Alaska prepares a fully local dinner for a federal commission in Anchorage highlighting Cordova clam soup Kachemak Bay shrimp Seldovia halibut Cook Inlet salmon Kehal moose mountain sheep Whitney's pork Matanuska potatoes Alaska peas turnips carrots cauliflower Hope blueberry pie Anchorage dairy butter milk Alaska roasted coffee and surplus shipping potential.
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Northern Territory
Anchorage
Special Federal Commission
Alaska
Kacheitak Bay
Cook Inlet
Whitney’s Ranch
Matanuska
Sts
Typical of Whole Nation at Rail Station
A casual dining moment in a railroad refreshment room turns tense as tall olive drab soldiers stream in, crowding the officer who can no longer hide his distraction. The vivid scene contrasts ordinary talk with the sudden, imposing arrival of six-foot-plus troops.
Waw Bie Dies Wae Amid Ocean Bound Problems
A terse report notes a death at sea with confusion over who is affected as authorities address maritime risks and local reactions. The incident highlights safety concerns following an unspecified vessel issue and calls for investigation and clearer guidance.
Prize Promises and Publicity Drive Local Interest
A Kansas City Journal commentary notes prize drawings attract attention but warn publicity invites demands. It says winning is nice yet publicity tempts people to borrow or overstep boundaries for access to prizes.
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Kansas City Journal
Bank Statement of Oregon Bank as of December 31 1918
In Yamhill County Oregon the bank reports assets totaling 379 160 01 and liabilities including 183 061 30 in demand deposits and 73 235 95 in time deposits. Officers confirm the figures are true to best knowledge with R P Gill as cashier and C R Chapin as notary public on January 7 1919.
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Hia USA
Ccceauee
Waias-Eqpel
Coleamwes Ee
Eseen
Ud Kad Vt Ce
State of
Oregon
Yamhill
R. P. Gill
C. R. Chapin
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U. S. National Bank
S. L
J. L. Hoskins
J. C. Colcord
H. M. Hoskins
McCoy Bros. Auto CO
Spaulding’s
C. K. Spaulding Logging CO
Dealere Everywhere
Standard Standard Oil Company
California
V. D. Miller
Standard Oil Co
J. L. van Blaricom
Heny Adolf
Virgil Kersey
Blory
Ray Parrish
A. S. Bryant
Herman, Dena
Edna Offell
R. Fairbank
W. H. Sanders
Blanche Baker
Constance Huddle
Shepherd Home
E. O. Jones
Mrs. Peters
Oregon City
Mia
Andrew Kersey
Matilda
Rosalia Wohlgemuth
Cornelius
Alfred
Arthur Everest
N. T. Sanders
Mrs. Farrell
Nelson Brouillette
Mike McKearn
W. A. Parrish
T. H. Parrish
Janis
Misa Della Parrish
Mae McLeoad
A. Dearborn
Charles Robertson
Shanpahan
Marr
Ray Allan
Orland Warner
D. L. Terry
Simms Robison
Roe R. Robison
Dundee
Clifford Vestal
New York Tribune
Kaiser
Birmingham Age-Herald
Francis Rich
Chang
D. M. Nayberger
Mcminnville, Oregon
First National Bank
U.S
Wie
U. S
Liberty Loan
Liberty
Federal Reserve Bank
Ile A
Banking House
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