Hamnett Shaw Wedding in McMinnville at County Judge Office
At McMinnville the marriage of Mrs Minnie B Hamnett to Mr Louis O Shaw occurred July 3 at 1 30 in the afternoon in the County Judge office performed by Judge Vine W Pearce. The bride and groom were attended by C A Bristow Leota Hollingsworth Beatrice Hamnett and Earl Hamnett. Guests at home included Holmes Wilhelmson Bristow Jameson Nonken and others. The couple received many presents and hosted a luncheon with ice cream and cake after a long social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Minnie B. Hamnett
Louis O. Shaw
Vine W. Pearce
C. A. Bristow
Leota Hollingsworth
Beatrice
Earl Hamnett
Mrs. Holmes
Mrs. Wilhelmson
Grandpa
Grandma Jameson
B. M. Nonken
Ellen Wilhelmson
Marie and
Letha Bristow
Hazel Lauritsen
Beatrice Hammett
Messrs
Ace Ryan
Meril Butterfield
Charley Wilhelmson
Clifford
Union Ministers Plan Six Week Summer Meetings
Ministers' Association decides to continue union Sunday services for six weeks this summer starting July 28 with a temperance rally led by a national W C T U worker. Pastors will conduct remaining services with a union chair coordinating. Committee includes W E Crozer Lee Jones Paul Blackstone Elmer Buehler Henry Craw. First three services at Friends church. last three at Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association
National Sputation
W. E. Crozer
Lee Jones
Paul Blackstone
Elmer Buehler
Henry Craw
Friends Church
Baptist Church
Some Girls I Know Town Topics Poem
A fragmentary verse noting several girls by names Ann Louise Anna Alice with playful puns on their qualities and fates. The speaker blends affectionate humor and light imagery as he names individuals and ends with a light city column tone.
The Graphic Prints All the Local News
The Graphic showcases local news coverage with concise reporting on community events, city happenings, and neighborhood updates. It emphasizes timely briefs and readable summaries aimed at residents seeking quick access to what's unfolding nearby.
Does Home Rule Pay in Spring field Saloon Era
An Oregon Register editorial notes alarming crimes linked to Springfield saloons after Lane County went dry and Home Rule allowed licenses. It recalls an old soldier robbed for his pension, a man lost after heavy drinking in Springfield, a drowning near Willamette, and a Junction City railroad death with matches from a Springfield saloon. It asks if Home Rule pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Lane
Springfield
Eugene
Oregon Register
West
Walterville
Portland
Willamette
Junction City
Next Year's Teaching Force in Newberg Schools
The article lists elected teachers for Newberg schools for next year led by A. C. Stanbrough as superintendent and includes principals, grade teachers, and staff. It also presents two years of comparative figures on days taught and attendance, with values for 1911 and 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
A. C. Stanbrough
W. L. Arant
J. H. Pruett
A. C. Argo
Miss Hull
Romig
Wightman
Grace Duncan
Conover
Miss Stone
Miss Young
Miss Ryan
Terrell
Miss Rush
Bradley
Miss Paulsen
Miss Gause
Miss Eldridge
Doris Duncan
Miss Colby
Miss Wilson
Sloan
Miss Brown
Reece
Oregon Constitutional Amendments and Public Measures
Summary of proposed statutes and constitutional changes including tax reforms, county road power expansion, home rule for counties, abolition of the state senate, proportional representation, graduated single tax, life imprisonment replacement for capital murder, anti boycott laws, and restrictions on use of public spaces for speech in towns over 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERS
Oregon
People’s Power League
State
Senate
State of
Employers’ Association
Cotton Seed Planting in Early American Colonies
The first cotton seed planting in the colonies occurred in 1621 in the Carolinas as an experimental crop. By 1643 Winthrop notes cotton manufacture, with supplies from Barbados. By 1736 it grew in Chesapeake gardens near Baltimore, and by the Revolution’s start was a garden plant in New Jersey and New York, though its value was not fully realized by planters until around 1780.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Carolinas
Winthrop
Barbados
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
New Jersey
Momus the Mockery God in Greek Fable and Satirical Tales
The excerpt explains Momus as the Greek god of mockery and censure who judged artistic power in a contest among Neptune Minerva and Vulcan. He criticized Neptune for horn placement Minerva for a movable house and Vulcan for exposing thoughts in a man's chest. Upset gods banished him and he died in vexation after failing to fault Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momus
Neptune
Minerva
Vulcan
Momoe
Venus
For Sale-Young Pigs and Piano and Exchanges
For Sale young pigs six weeks old white price reasonable two miles north and one east Newberg. Phone 2405151 E R Garner. For Sale slightly used piano mahogany case will sell cheap for cash or on terms particulars write A Fleming Box 758 Portland Ore 39-pd EXCHANGE We have a number of good homes in Portland to trade for small farms in the valley Write us and we can arrange exchanges satisfactory to both parties Fisher Hillier 309 Abington Bldg Portland 39
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
E. R. Garner
A. Fleming
Portland
Ore
Fisher & Hillier
Abington Bldg
Hagey Ranch Sale Offers 160 Acres Dundee Area
H. L. Hagey of Dundee offers 160 acres upland with river bottom for sale as 10 acre tracts or as a whole. 40 acres river bottom is clear. Property near Newberg city limits with a road from the county road. Inquiries directed to H. L. Hagey, Dundee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
H. L. Hagey
Dundee
Notice of Main Street Improvement in Newberg Oregon
The City of Newberg Oregon proposes to improve Main Street from First Street to Sherman Street with drainage and a resurfaced bituminous wearing surface. Estimated cost is 7650 dollars to be assessed against abutting property. An adjourned council meeting July 15, 1912 will hear objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Newberg
Yamhill County
Oregon
Main Street
First Street
Sherman Street
Recorder of
State of
Notice of Receiver Sale in Newberg Oregon 1912
Receiver J L Hoskiss announces sale under Circuit Court order in Yam Hill County Oregon. On July 27 1912 at 2 PM at the West door of the cold storage and ice plant Newberg two parcels are offered for cash to highest bidder. Parcel one includes lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 Everest Addition. Parcel two comprises five acres described by metes and bounds near Donation Land Claim 1473.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Yamhill County
W.H. Bond
N. Stanley
D. J. Gilbert
B. &. Powell
Hulda Powell
F. R. Beals
Blaine Street
Becond
Newberg
Everest
Yamhill
Recorder of Conveyances
J.B. Rogers
Rangerv
Willamette
K. O. P. Elects Officers At Local Lodge
Knights of Pythias members elected officers for the new term at a meeting with lively enthusiasm. C. C. Nelson Brouillette, V. C. J. B. Hollingsworth, Prelate Foster Mills, M. of W. Kenneth Hansen, M. of A. Quinten Keiling, I. G. 4. C. Stanbrough, O. G. George Ritchey were chosen. Installation is set for next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
C. C
Nelson Brouillette
V. C
J. B. Hollingsworth
Foster Mills
Kenneth Hansen
Quinten Keiling
I. G
C. Stanbrough
O. G
Best For Newberg G M Bales Shoes Repair
G M Bales installs modern shoe repair machinery at 715 East First Street. Half soles are sewed on while you wait with no extra charge for sewed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Bales
East First Street
Methodist Church Sets Sunday Talks on History and Wealth
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces two sermons next Sunday morning on God in History and an evening topic titled A Prosperous Fool. All are invited to attend.
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Nyal
Newberg Drug CO
Hamnett-Shaw
Ann
Louise
Mwater
Lou
Anna
Alice
Charley Billingsley
Chicago Record-Herald
Newberg Lodge
W. M
G. A. Beat
T. L. Cummings
Oakwood
Enos Ellis
Jerry O'Brien
Fred Worth
J. M. Lewelling
Atty
B A. Kirks
Palace
T. A. Hodson
W. A. Parish
River Street
Glen Gardens
Wynocks Street
Henry Clemmens
J. A. Jones
Holstein
W. P. Heacock
Northwest
Diment’s
John Gower
East Side
Wynooski Street
T. H. Thorne
W. W. Nelson
J. L. Hoskis
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. A. Eldriedge
First National Bank
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
Rankin & Doolittle
Physicians and Surgeons
U. S. National Bank
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians & Surgeons
First Nat’l Bank
Black
Thos. W. Hester
Dixon Building
Alice OC
Bowers
H. D. Bower
E. P. Dixon
White
White Newberg
A. E. Wilson
Optician
First St
J. C. Price
U. S. Natl
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son Funeral Directors & Embalmers
Clarence Butt
Eos
Viewberg
Oregon Bank of Newberg
William M. Ramsey
Elsia Wright Building
Third Street
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
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