Oregon Cat Club in Dispute Sparks Fresh Furor
In the January 23, 1913 Newberg Graphic discussion, Oregon Cat Club members clash, new political appointments stir agitation amid suffrage gains, and mixed views on mail parcels reveal a mood of contention. The piece also notes a legislature with eighty-two Republicans and eight Democrats and cites editorials on weekly newspaper editing rhythms.
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Oregon
Ninty
United States Senate
Unions Backing Dinamite Defenders Linked to Anarchy, Says Paper
The Woodburn Independent argues that union funds raised to defend dynamite murderers in Los Angeles and Indianapolis show a shift from innocence claims to endorsing crime. It warns such backing taints unions with dynamiting and murder and damages law and order.
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Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Woodburn Independent
Reform talk and liquor laws show Minnesota debate
Helen Gould funds relief work while Minnesota spends 250000 on a reforming drunkards institute. Critics urge funding education over reformation at the source and caution against broad liquor-law changes proposed in Salem. The Hoskins bill would remove licensing from county courts and restrict sales in dry areas.
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Minnesota
Salem
Hoskins
Taft Defeat Embraced With Quiet Patriotism
Secretary Knox argues the outgoing Republican administration has nothing to regret and much to be proud of. Taft’s New York speech, the Lotus Club swan song, and the wake satire mark his defeated presidency as a model of brave, humorous statesmanship. He may address Philadelphia next week, likely with nonpartisan warmth.
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Knox
Philadelphia
Taft
New York
Lotus Club
White House
United States
College Clippings From The Valley Trip And Campus Notes
The team split wins on a valley trip with a 32 to 17 loss to a militia second team in Dallas and a 46 to 10 victory over Monmouth teachers. Prof. Hull sang three pieces in chapel and the Williams Jubilee Singers performed for students. The library adds gift books catalogued by Mrs. Wm. Johnson and the Y M C A reports from the Forest Grove state convention. Florence Calkins is absent this week.
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Dallas
Milita
P. C
Monnmouth
Hull
Sidney Homer
Chain of Roses
Lohr
Williams Jubilee Singers
Wm. Johnson
First Rabbit Drive In Valley Nets 1150 Bunnies
The first rabbit drive for the valley drew about 100 participants. The organizers credit the captain and lieutenants for a strong start as 1,150 rabbits were killed. Regular drives will continue weekly to cover the area.
Seventh annual Yamhill County Poultry Show in Newberg
The seventh annual Yamhill County Poultry Association show ran January 7 to 10 in Duncan's Hall Newberg attracting visitors from Indiana. The event showcased high quality birds, with notable displays by Rev. George C. Ritchey and J. P. Hall earning top cups for White Leghorns and other varieties. Best exhibits included Hamburgs and Rhode Island Reds, with numerous awards and subscriptions awarded. The next show is scheduled for December 16 to 19, 1913, and officers were elected including Joseph Hall as president.
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Yamhill County Poultry Association
Duncan’s Hall
Newberg
Yamhill County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hamburgs
George C. Ritchey
C. A. Evans
J. P. Hall
Canada
Association
Rhode Island
Portland
Adonis Longtin
U. S. National Bank
Jos. Hall
Intermountain Advocate
Winnie Braden
F. C. Yergen
G. C. Ritchey
The Fairy Godmother's Lesson Operetta
The public school presents an operetta titled The Fairy Godmother's Lesson at Duncan's Hall on Friday evening January 31. General admission 25 and 15 cents, reserved seats 35 and 25 cents. Tickets available at Parlor Pharmacy and Perguson's drug store. Further announcement next week.
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Duncan’s Hall
Perguson’s
Company Manners and Daily Pleasantry
A reader reflects on wearing company manners in daily life. She recalls meeting delightful women and suggests that pleasant conduct makes neighbors appear friendlier. A friend who moves often credits her success to exuding the best to all she meets and urges readers to adopt consistent courteous behavior.
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Jane
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Fort Rock
Larkin
Prince Hardware Coo
Ist National Bank
Hamby
Filberta Poultry Yards
Co. E. Newhouse & Son
C. W. Bradshaw
Hen
L. S. Otis
Cockerel
Life
C. H. Nichols
Joseph Hall
N. L. Wiley
Hazel Butler
Sec
W. E. Crozer
Company Manners
Building Contractors
Yamhill
County Abstract Co
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