Weather Aids Grain Yet Calls For More Rain
An Oregon note reflects on recent rains helping grain and grasses while urging more moisture. It criticizes partisan politics and laments the outcome of local elections with a call to respect the law and the will of the people.
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Wilson & Nicholson
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Wilson
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Newberg
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Yo MOC Al meeting shows active participation and leadership drive
The Yo MOC Al meeting last Sunday evening saw active participation with led by Roger St. Helen and includes prayers testimonies and rowling. Monday night’s business session heard fifteen leadership applications and commendation to the Pascination for good work inviting many to attend and be welcomed.
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Roger St. Helen
Bille Rowling
Chris
Mile Welconw
The Fourth of July Meeting at the Public School
A notice invites all interested residents to a Monday evening gathering at 4 o clock in the public school building. The purpose is to organize and plan the Fourth of July celebration with a prominent musical program and community participation.
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Dave
Hia Jadith
Marie Jane
Kevern
Ehool
Election Results Show Democrats Win Governor Post
The state election passed quietly with a higher turnout and a larger population. Democrats elected Penneyer as governor by a strong majority, while Republicans won most of the remaining statewide offices and legislative seats.
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Wil
Wen
Penneyer
Local County Races Vote Totals Shown For Several Offices
The report lists partial results with names and votes for county races. Key figures include McMinnville’s Wm Calloway for County Judge, and candidates such as Metschan Webb Bean Bonham Mcklroy Leroy Baker OBrien along with others for District Attorney and Clerk.
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Wm. Calloway
McMinnville
Union Party
Hernanon
Miller
Thompson
Pennoyer
Melotride
Townsend
Metschan
Webb
Bean
Bonham
Meklroy
Leroy
Baker
O'Brien
Dingham
Whitney
Stillwell
Cone
Gates
Gilkey
Lameon
Mendenhall
Manning
Hendrix
Bratscher
Galloway
Warren
Morton
Hobbe
Ilarria
Gas Powered Carriages Grace Munich firm’s Chicago Visit
Char ney Herold from Germany reports in Chicago that a Munich company builds gas driven carriages with Benzine fuel. Vehicles already operate successfully and patents are pursued worldwide. The three wheeled prototypes run up to eighty miles per trip with rear engine and electric spark ignition. The price is described as comparatively low for adoption.
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Chicago
Charney Herold
Germany
Grand Pacific
Munich
Lrade
Eronden
Vote totals by precinct and officials in East Chehalem and county
Readable fragments show names and vote counts for Revenueux Termiana and numerous candidates across East Chehalem precinct and county tallies. Officials Stillwell Cone Snider Bray Gites Gilkey Lamson Mendenhall Roward Gilbert Manning Hendrix Morris plus others with varied vote totals listed.
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Gites
Gilkey
Lamson
Mendenhall
Roward
Gilbert
Manning
Hendrix
Morris
Oregon Weather Bulletin Reports Mixed Week in May
Crop conditions improved with beneficial rainfall across Willamette Valley and eastern Oregon. Cool early week with frosts damaged tender vegetation in places. rain supported grain and fruit crops in Grande Ronde, Umatilla, Morrow and other valleys, though some areas saw little growth and pockets of damage from frost.
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PSO
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Ayer
Chant Co
Baker County
Union County
Grande Ronde
Umatilla County
Gillion
Proston
Sherman
Weather and crop prospects across Oregon regions
Cool weather benefits crops while sown grain shows mixed emergence. Fruit and alfalfa yields improve with recent rains. Douglas county crops hurt by heat and dryness but rain should reverse. Willamette valley crops look excellent and fall wheat on summer fallow is strong. Spring wheat remains uncertain but likely fair. Strawberries and cherries are plentiful and vegetables abundant as timely rains arrive.
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Jackson Co
Douglas County
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Memorial Day Exercises Honor Veteran Units at Fair Grounds
Residents and surrounding country attended a Memorial Day program at the fair grounds. Grand Army Post, Woman's Relief Corps, and Sons of Veterans led a parade from Evangelical church to the grounds with the Newberg band. Veterans decorated a monument with wreaths, and J. R. Craven represented the 79th Indiana. Dr. J. W. Watts gave the address. A list of soldiers present from various units followed.
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Woman's Relief Corps
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J. R. Craven
J. W. Watts
LaFayette
Dra K. Vantress
Ith
Ohio
Taft
Gideon FY Heston
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Women, WCTU notes, and temperance talk across states
The column highlights Ella Knowles as Montana’s young female lawyer in Helena, discussions of fundraising for the National WCTU, a Lincoln editor’s coffin message to liquor men, Baroness Gripenburg of Finland and her writings, and debates over the army canteen clause and prohibition in South Dakota and Nebraska campaigns.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
W.C. T.U
South Dakota
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Friends of Whisky
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Cossisting
North
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Swart
Dakota
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