Local notes mix visits, events and honors in Newberg
Newberg residents and visitors share Memorial Day observances, regatta plans, and community happenings. Rev Hiram Gould visits son Vernon the jeweler. families from Portland Salem and Kalama visit. a July 6 Independence Day poster is announced. Regatta Queen contest winner is Dorothy Hodson. Pacific College guests and alumni return. a Chautauqua date correction. local sports and road news frame a busy week.
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Hiram Gould
Portland
Vernon
Walter Ricks
Ellison- White Lyceum Bureau
Newberg
Jesse Smith
The
American Legion
John McCrea
Kalama
Washington
R. J. Abdill
Vivian Dodge
Raymond Bassett
Salem
Olive Bassett
Woman's Legislative Council
G. A. Douglas
Parma
Idaho
Levi Dobbins
California
Lee Stanley
Stanhope Pier
Lula Trueblood
Time to Dallas citizens warn against highway lay out
A notice urges Dallas residents to protest the west side highway plan through Polk county, warning isolation from the main line harms towns. It contrasts Yamhill Forest Grove Hillsboro rail placement and Southern Pacific gains with another road, and notes Oscar Hayter’s task to uncover edicts. Hoover’s Oregon votes praised as business capable.
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Dallas
Polk County
Yamhill
Forest Grove
Hillsboro
Southern Pacific
Oscar Hayter
Hoover
Oregon
Great Britain
Chicago
Penitentiary Farm's Notable Farm and Mining Output
A report to Alberta's penitentiary authorities details farm and mining operations at the Edmonton facility. About 70 acres yielded strong results with a tractor investment of 1314 dollars, net profit 4191.17 dollars. Wheat 45 bushels per acre from 9 acres, potatoes 8500 bushels from 11 acres, corn 85 bushels per acre, and robust vegetable output mark a profitable year.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Hawaii Led in Prohibition
Historians claim the Hawaiian monarchy first enacted prohibition worldwide under Kamehameha the Great after conquering the islands. The edict punished violators by stripping property and banishment in plain cloth, with later foreign influence and military camps expanding liquor limits during the great war.
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Hawaiian Islands
Kamehameha the Great
United Hawaii
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