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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1894
Page
2
Kay and Todd promote a 30 day sale on summer suits at ten dollars, with hats, boots, shoes, underwear, umbrellas and other goods discounted to clear stock. Exclusive agents for Brownsville Woolen Mills, inviting customers to visit for pricing.
Local election results show Lixcoty county pending a Toledo county seat decision after no majority. Oregon figures predict 300000 strawberry boxes and 10000 gooseberry gallons. Oregon Pioneer Association holds its reunion in Portland with Tongue and Geer delivering addresses.
Official returns from Yamhill County show governor winner by 610 votes with W P Lord 1560, Wm Galloway 737, Nathan Pierce 950, James Kennedy 221. Congressional majority for Binger Hermann 714. state senator Dr J F Calbreath 700. representatives include A M Bray 241, A Snyder 246, Milton Chapin 809, M E Johnson 1056, L C Thompson 464, J T Gowdy 1540, Calvin Stanley 1435. Other county figures list big margins for J E Magers 248, A E McKern 280, W G Henderson 385, Wyatt Farris 672, J C Pennington 150, Amos Nelson 559, J W Bones 775, School Superintendent 471, C F Branson 45, C F Daniels 850, and stock running at large 204.
Mrs Helen JD Warford national organizer for the equal suffragista presided as Mosea Votan chaired the gathering. Speakers urged women’s right to vote citing religious and civic justice and noting experiences from Wyoming Utah Colorado and Oregon. A proposed suffrage club constitution was adopted with 50 plus joining.
For the week ending Monday June 1 rivers fell from a peak height of 315 feet above low water mark at Portland. The maximum was reached on Thursday the 7th and began to recede on the 8th. By 1 a.m. on the 12th the level stood at 315 feet.
All interested in organizing a council are invited to meet at Fellows hall on Wednesday evening June 2 at 6 o'clock. The order claims rapid growth with twelve new lodges and 454 new members in May. Admission free. O V Atkins National Organizer.
Rev Frances E Clark chronicles a year long voyage covering about fifty thousand miles through Australia India China Japan Egypt Palestine and Turkey. The book blends observation and photos by Clark and offers vivid depictions of Chinese life Indian cremation towers and the Pharaoh mummy discovery at Bulak museum.
A two day gathering opens this Friday at Chehalem Center with meetings Friday night Saturday at 2 and 4 pm and three services on Sunday.
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