Portland visitors and local notes fill Newberg column
Locals and visitors fill a Newberg column with o rd inary trips Miss Agnes Bushnell of Portland guest of R2 J For syth family F H Buchanan from county seat on business J W Oliver from Portland and back same day Mrs Jeasie Silver from Portland two weeks with relatives Miss Evangeline Yerkes Portland singer in town Miss Dorothy Cox guest J L Hoskins to Eastern Oregon and Idaho towns Rev Charles O Whitelyn in Portland and Sherman machine ride Mrs S F Wallace to California Iowa Nebraska Illinois Michigan Minnesota for two months funeral for F W Holcombe in Newberg notes on Chautauqua and cannery activity and scattered local visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Bushnell
Portland
Evangeline Yerkes
Dorothy Cox
Rose Coursen Reed
J. L. Hoskins
Oregon
Washington
Caldwell
Idaho
Charles O. Whitelyn
O. J. Sherman
Columbia River Highway
Sherman Machine
S. F. Wallace
California
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
San Diego
M.w.gamm
J. H. Lee
Idano
Newbery
McMinnville
Alaska land use and population projections by Hepburn
In Leslie's, Hon. A Berton Hepburn estimates 200000 square miles for agriculture and 200000 for other uses in Alaska, with 100000 for hay and grazing and 100000 for reindeer range. He cites Alaska's gold output at 20 million dollars and strong mineral resources, suggesting a population growth to 30 million with 650 million livestock under proportional assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susitwa
Tanana
Kuskokwin
Alaska
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
A Berton Hepburn
Leslie
Shape of the Shoe Elucidates Foot Health
Dr Arthur Reynolds former Chicago health commissioner warns neglect in childhood leads to foot troubles. He urges barefoot indoors in warm weather and warns against footwear that distorts toes. He advocates plaster casts for proper lasts and criticizes wooden lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Reynolds
Chicago
du Pot
The Magic Shave and the Beard Conundrum
A reflection on beard growth and shaving honesty, noting how a retreating chin may conceal or reveal a beard or shave away a light mustache. The piece praises candor as a manly virtue, valuing blunt frankness over appearances.
Evolution of the pitcher’s box and batting stance in cricket history
The Philadelphia Bulletin recounts changes to the Pitcher’s Box from a tree behind the strike area to evolving dimensions, noting shifts in length width and the eventual abolition of the box in favor of a rubber slab. It describes players’ adjusted stances and the sport’s friction over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Growth Through Action Not Boastful Claims
The piece urges growth by deeds over boasting, warning that those who swell with self‑confidence stagnate. It praises quick, intelligent work and suggests exertion is best spent on tasks, not bragging, citing a Louisville Herald quote and a vignette about Hogarth engravings and John Forster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Louisville Herald
John Forster
William Harrison Ainsworth
Elis
Ainsworth
John Forster Ainsworth
Hogarth
Hogarthia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elk Rock
Nicholas Weler
Clackamas County
Wyatts
Gertrude George
Georges
Polk County
Medford
Ruth Ella Chaplin
Bremerton
Stannard
W. EB. White
Cahit Cota
T. B. Wright
Mies Alta Howe
Brownsville
Newberg
W. J. Wilson
Wilson Confectionery
Oliver Weesner
Indiana
Roy Heater
Hillsboro
Nelson J. Sykes
Spaulding Logging Co
Pennington
Santiam River
Salem
Walter Ricks
Pasco
Jake Taylor
F. W. Holcombe
Coast Mountains
Carlton
Hodson & Eliott
M. E. Church
First National Bank
Parker
Famity
Turner
Sadie W Ber
Marshfield
Vera
Helen
McMipnville
Levi Gilbert
D. J. Gilbert
Vernon T. Hinshaw
Cc. Kirk
T. W. Hester
Joe Hol. Jingeworth
McPhilipps
Nestucca Beach
Hester
George Allen
Beaverton
W. J. Nottage
Carlton Sentinel
C. J. Leavitt
Centerville
Lea
Eli Hadley
A.Q Barcroft
Arthur Jones
Kansas City
Missouri
Charles O. Whitely
Friends Church
FP. K. Jones
Pacific College
Santa Paula
Taggart and
Lewis
C. O. Whitely
T. L. Cummings
Isle of Somewhere
W. L. Robertson
Wallace Hadley
Mooresville
Burr
Oak Circle
Wm. Stratton
Fort Rock
Lake County
Mies Emmel
Emmel
Milwaukie
Myrtle Gause
Joseph Stephens
Dayton Road
Metama
E. H. Woodward
Hadley
Capital City
Hazel Carolyn
F. G. Olsen
Fernwood
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Eld. Faulconburg
Ralph Butt
M. H. Galt
Tippecanoe
Battleville
F. S. Baldwin
Mis
Waukee
Wisconsin
Chas. Churchill
Great Northwest
George Washington James
Baching
James
Coulee City
Jordan
Miss Ae
Toledo
Lincoln County
Sylvia Cobb
JS. Martin
Eastman
Kodak
Newberg Drug Company
Post Office
Frank H. Caldwell
Mgr
Yamhill Electric Co
Future’ OF