Obituary and community notes from the Dayton era
Curt R. B. Conover of Dayton publisher of the Dayton Herald died at his brother's home in Custer South Dakota at 79. The piece reflects on his community service and character amid local editorials condemning careless driving and rabid dogs, with warnings about muzzle laws and public safety measures in Western Oregon communities.
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R. B. Conover
Dayton
Dayton Herald
Custer
South Dakota
Wherein lies Oregon's greatest charm
H W Young editor of the Coquille Sentinel writes of Oregon's forest beauty. He recalls leaving Atlantic shores for Willamette Valley firs and pine light, which he finds timeless and defining, shaping his love for the Pacific Northwest beyond other places.
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Oregon
Kansas Prairies
H. W. Young
Coquille Sentinel
Willamette Valley
Coquille Street
UP AND OVER HOARY MT HOOD ADVENTURE REPORT
A party led by a swift climber reaches the summit of Mount Hood in bright weather. The crowd enjoyed lunch on Mazama Rock and saw peaks including St Helens Rainier Adams and Jefferson. Descent via snow fields and slides proved exhilarating with a hike to Four Mile Camp and Government Camp completed.
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Ats
Tipperary
Mazama Rock
Tage Point
St. ‘Helens
Ranier Adams
Washington
Jad
Jefferson
Eerie Sisters
Thielsen
Pitt
Loughlin
Oregon
Wasco
Sherman
Cloud Cap Inn
Government Camp
Crater Rock
Mr. Hood
Local paper and the viewers missing friend visits
A reader criticizes the Graphic for not mentioning the visit of a relative from the East and notes how daily readers expect coverage of local events. The issue highlights that without a dedicated local news gatherer some happenings slip by, leaving readers peeved.
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The
Graphic
Five Ski Party Finishes Mt Hood Trek In Strong Escape
A two day hiking trip ends with a party returning to Port after a trek to Mt Hood. The insurance man and two college pros lead the group finishing ahead by ten minutes. Incidents include car trouble and a good Samaritan rescue on Mt Tabor.
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Idaet
Govern
Mt. Tabor
Mt. Hood
Dundee Woman's Club Meeting Promoted by Local Speaker
Mr and Mrs Roe Robison celebrated the Fourth with relatives at Yamhill. A C Grier of Spokane spoke in Dundee on Thursday July 8 at o'clock p m on force and inspiration, presenting practical applications of teachings. An invitation was extended to all. Portland men Pence and daubers are connected to Mrs John Edwards, sister to Mr Edwards.
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Roe Robison
Yamhill
Cea
A. C. Grier
Ruth
Spokane
Dundee
Vpon
Grier
Pence
Edward
Dundee Woman's Club
Portland Residents Attend July Celebrations and Obituary Notes
Fragmented notes describe July activities including visits by Mr Beck of Seattle and Mrs Dearborn hosting refreshment volunteers. A Red Hills gathering, Old Glory on the hill, and Emerson's Pearth are mentioned along with local families. George Robertson dies at his daughter’s home after a long illness. services held in Newberg and Fayette interment planned. Robertson survived by daughters Mrs Pond and Mrs Hillsinger and adopted son Clyde Robertson.
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Dearborn
B. F. Hunter
Henry Holemeyer
Beck
Seattle
Sally Beck
Sales
Portland
Otterbrook
Emerson
George H. Greer
Mary Worden Huey
Hurley
Red Hills
Greer
Mes
Pitt Eddy
A. Py Watson
Inez Wesley
Arthurohnston
Rs. Jobegon
George Helen Dustan
Mary Gi Hn
Marre Urley
Ja. Denny
Gertrude Fow. Saeeeores Sie
David Farner
Powell An
George Robertson
F.S. Hillsinger
Robertson
Frian “Hollings Te
Newberg
Fayette
Iowa
Masons
Cleveland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Susan J. Cowles
Payette
Oregon
H. A. Pond
Arene
F. S. Singer
Dundee
Clyde Robertson
Ota
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Newberg Graphic
A. Wcond
Curt
Willamette Club
Sheridan
Willamina
Calvin S. White
Kansas
Great Central
Pacific West
Eee
Zion City
Mary Jane
Manila
Newberg Feed & Seed Co