Veteran H. H. Hall Laid To Rest In Patriot’s Ceremony
Hoban Hall born August 7 1840 in Bristol Canada moved to New York Wisconsin and Minnesota served as color bearer in Co D 8th Wisconsin Infantry the Eagle Regiment died July 6 after long illness Funeral conducted by Newberys Shiloh Post G A R July 8 with prayers hymns and flag rites as veterans honored his service to the Union.
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Hamilton Hugh Hall
Bristol
Canada
Oneida County
N. Y
Leon
Wisconsin
Lincoln
Northland
Abraham
H. H. Hall
W. R. Hall
Siletz
Edith I. Hall
Washington, D. C
Ruth Hall
Minn
Hall
Gov. Ramsey
Mr. Hall
Baptist Church
Parkers Prairie
Grandpa Hall
Abe
Newbery
Shiloh
Hollingsworth Undertaking
Ezra Hayes
Orr
Britt
Chehalem
Chafing Dish Party at Miss Britt Studio
The Monday evening event at Miss Britt's studio had guests gathered around eight o'clock. They went to the Star theatre for an hour of entertainment then returned for a dainty chafing dish supper. Musicians were present so no extra program was needed. Guests included Mesdames A C Seely E A Newby D D Coulson W A King C J Hoskins C B Wilson and Misses Jessie Angus Margaret Inglis Jessie Gardner Margaret Hodge Pearl Cummings Sibyl Woodward.
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Miss On Britt
Star Theatre
Mes.dames
A.C. Seely
E. A. Newby
D. D. Coulson
W. A. King
C. J. Hoskins
C. B. Wilson
Jessie Angus
Margaret Inglis
Jessie Gardner
Margaret Hodge
Pearl Cummings
Sibyl Woodward
Miss Britt
Knights of Pythias install Chehalem Lodge officers
Deputy Grand Chancellor J E Dunbar installed Chehalem Lodge No 108 Knights of Pythias officers including C C A C Stambrough V C George C Ritchie Prelate Elmer Buehler M W Nelson Brouillette M at A Thomas Higgins I G J H Sherlock O G on the prior Friday night.
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J. E. Dunbar
Chehalem Lodge No. 108
Knights of Pythias
A. C. Stanbrough
C. C
George C. Ritchie
V. C
Elmer, Buehler
L. E. Doolittle
Nelson Brouillette
Thomas Higgins
I.G
H. Sherlock
O. G
Mrs Jane Livengood Dies in Dundee at 60
The funeral for Lucinda Jane Livengood of Dundee was held Wednesday with burial in the hill cemetery. Daughter of David Ramsey a regional pioneer she died at age 60 after four years of illness as an invalid due to a complication of diseases.
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Lucinda Jane Livengood
Flem Livengood
Dundee
David Ramsey
Sermons Next Sunday At Presbyterian Church
Morning sermon titled The Lord's Leading and an evening message Why Be Baptized. A congregational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening July 19.
New Oregon Game Warden Plans Expanded Bird Propagation
Observations on the appointment of a leading scientist as Oregon State Game Warden. He outlines policy shifts toward public backing, broader propagation, and stronger enforcement. Proposes trout hatcheries and restocking, plus introducing Chinese Pheasants and Reeves Pheasants on reservations.
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Finley
Soci
United States
Offic Dubon
Emi Naturalists
John Broughs
Braford Torrey
F. Chapman
Herbert K. Jf
Ernest Thompson Seton
Dallas Love Sharp
Roosevelt
Harvard College
Mr. Finley
Kermit Roosevelt
Oregon
Klamath, Malheur
Three Arch Rocks
Congress
Klamath Country
China
Friends Sunday School Exdoay Annual Picnic
The Friends church annual Sunday School picnic on the college campus drew merriment and sociability. The junior brigade claimed the swings early, a ball game between married men and boys ended with the is ers winning, while the has beens showed flashes of class. At 6 30, attendees rang a sweet bell and enjoyed the meal.
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Friends Church
J D Gordons Team Breaks Speed Limit on First Street
A J D Gordons team led a runaway across the new First Street bridge on Monday morning striking Charley Clemenson and family’s auto without injury. Fred Worth’s horse bucked, creating a dramatic broncho busting scene as the wagon veered, but the team was halted at the First and Meridian corner.
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J.D. Gordon
First Street
Charley Clemenson
Fred Worth
Uncle Freddie
First and
Meridian
Four improved 5 acre tracts for sale near Newberg
Four well improved five acre tracts are offered for sale one mile west of Newberg by A. E. Moore.
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A. E. Moore
Newberg
Farmers urged to prepare prize grain for 1911 expositions
The Northwest plans a strong show season with samples from Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Washington Idaho and Oregon. The Northwestern Development League will connect farmers with state exhibit leaders. Select well matured grain with bright straw rust free and clean. Bundle four to six inches wide and keep samples clean and dry.
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Northwest
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
St. Paul
Northwestern Development League
Miller Fails to Secure Bonds in Chehalem Mill Case
H W Miller owner of Chehalem Valley Mills who faced a burn attempt arrest could not post bond. Bonds offered by Portland parties were rejected by Judge Linville as insufficient. The mill remained heavily insured with much coverage canceled. Sheriff Watt Henderson took Miller to the county jail.
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H. W. Miller
Chehalem Valley Mills
Watt Henderson
Portland
Linville
Judge of Baby Show at Salem Cherry Festival
W. S. Parker spent Sunday in Newberg in self defense after agreeing to be a judge at Saturday’s big baby show during the Salem cherry festival. Surrounded by hundreds of disappointed mothers, Parker chose to return home under the parental roof, thirty miles away.
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W. S. Parker
Newberg
Salem
Walter
Marion George Leases Quarry To Warren Construction Co
Marion George leases his rock quarry at the Wotan siding on the railroad to Warren Construction Co of Portland for five years. The firm will use the rock for crushing in street and road work. The rock is noted as very hard and of excellent quality for such purposes.
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Marion George
Wotan Siding
Warren Construction Co
Portland
Bonner's Quaint Ad A Puzzling Real Estate Item
A historical spoof, listing a sale of a peculiar property described with irony and satire. The ad parodies health fears and real estate pitches, mentioning Robert Bonner and a Ledger Office notice from 1867. It ends with a quip about town drains and health.
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Robert Bonner
Odin
Dexter
Robert BO “Ledger
Beekman Street
New York Globe
The Admirable Crichton in Scottish History
The term admirable Crichton refers to James Crichton of Scotland 1560 to 1585. At seventeen he reportedly mastered twelve languages and earned a degree as a deaf master of arts at fourteen. He was a poet musician sculptor actor fencer and renowned reconteur.
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Crichton
James Crichton
Scotland
Money Lenders in Rhodesia Describe Hidden Pressures
In Miss Charlotte Mansfield's Via Rhodesia a money lender helps cover fees with a half crown loan. The scene implies many face a tight budget at exams, with the lender collecting when the examination ends.
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Rhodesis
Charlotte Mansfield
Rhodesia
Ringstone
Genius and Sympathetic Insight Across Experience
The piece argues that genius requires diverse, universal reach to be effective. It asserts it must touch every human experience and endure both sorrow and joy, noting compensations in its compassion. The text references bereavement and individual loss as elements of insight.
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Sarah
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