List of teachers for next year in Newberg schools
The district lists next year’s staff for high and grammar schools led by Superintendent A C Stanbrough. High school science includes E H Ross Donald Mattews and Twila Sima. English by Virge Anderson and Mabel Waterman. agriculture by O F Kilham. history by Mrs Leona Huddleston. biology by Jeasie Laird. mathematics by Eiten Noftsinger. Grammar schools assign L VanWormer principal civics geography by Misses Wilson Balsdon Hodgin. reading by Mrs Eula Lewis. Grade teams list several vacancies and named instructors in each unit. Kilham's salary is 2200 yearly under Smith Hughes sharing with state and federal funds.
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A. C. Stanbrough
Pacific College
E. H. Ross
Carleton College
Minnesota
Donald Mattews
Willamette University
Twila Sima
McMinnville College
Virge Anderson
Oregon Agricultural College
Mabel Waterman
O. F. Kilham
Leona Huddleston
Friends University
Jeasie Laird
Reed College
Eiten Noftsinger
Schoo
Co. L. VanWormer
Wilma Evans
Misa Grace Wilson
Myrtle Balsdon
Jenkié Streeter
Irene Hodgin
Eula Lewis
Mary Vandel
Velma McConkle
Gertrude Butt
Mabel Rush
Josephine Bradley
Martha Hoyt
Louise Hodgin
Nell D. Chapin
Leona Jackson
Cr. F. Kilham
Kilham
Smith-Hughes
Newberg
Public Ife
Community Condemns Court Over Light Penalties
We the People of the Weat Cheha lem church and community unite in condemning the court for light penalties on men who rob our young womanhood of virtue and honor and demand better protection by the court.
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the Weat Chehalem Church
Market note seeks dried black capes and loganberries
A brief notice indicates intent to purchase dried black capes and loganberries once the eastern market opens. It mentions H. 8, Glle Ca, att Newberg Oregon as a contact point and notes possible interest in green black caps.
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Att Newberg
Ore
School Election Proves Unexpectedly Interesting
The Monday school election drew unusually high interest with a single candidate on the ticket. Vincent won the director seat with 230 votes to Hubbard’s 2, a decisive result reflecting Vincent’s prior term and perceived capability. Hubbard resided west of town and was less known to voters.
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Vincent
Hubbard
Springbrook Cannery to be run by local corporation
Farmers form Springbrook Packing Co. to lease A Rupert cannery plant, issue 7500 capital stock, elect seven directors led by C E Newhouse as manager. Operation slated by June 23 pending boiler inspection, with aim to pack local berries and cherries and avoid spoilage.
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Springbrook
A. Rupert Company
Springbrook Packing Co
Mr. Newhouse
Spring Brook Berry Pick Prices Set By Union
Spring Brook Fruit Growers Union met Friday and decided to harvest the berry and cherry crop for local cannery use if possible or evaporate the berries. They set pick prices: cherries one cent per pound loganberries half a cent per pound blackcaps one and a quarter cents per pound with bonuses.
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Springbrook Fruit Growers Union
C. BE. Newhouse
J. L. Haworth
Frank Carlisle
W. H. Dean
Howard Nottage Recovers From Weeklong Illness
Howard Nottage is reported to be recovering after a weeklong illness that left him briefly hospitalized. Friends describe his condition as improving daily and anticipate a full return to his usual activities soon.
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Howard Nottage
Oregon Canning Co to Start Five Canneries Next Week
The Oregon Canning Co has taken over five Rupert canneries Newberg Lebanon McMinnville Roseburg and Springbrook and plans to start operations the first of next week. D J Matthews remains general superintendent and D I Robinson becomes local cannery manager with P F Standish returning as field foreman.
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Oregon Canning Co
Rupert
Newberg
Lebanon
McMinnville
Roseburg
Springbrook
D. J. Matthews
Matthews
D. I. Robinson
Robinson
Puyallup
P. F. Standish
Oregon Canning Company
The best way to drown is to throw up both hands and holler
Exhibition note from First National Life Bulletin describes a startling survival cue where a person in danger signals for help by raising arms and shouting for aid.
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First National Life Bulletin
Abram Cook Family Injury Clarification After Accident
Mrs. A J Barrell reports to the Graphic that the prior accident account was inaccurate. The car rolled from a 214 foot bank near Hebo, killing Mrs. Cook and injuring Mr. Cook and grandson Harry Barrell. Abram Cook shows steady improvement and expects to drive again.
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A. J. Barrell
Abram Cook
The
Graphic
Cook
Harry Barrell
The Whale Gets In Trouble When He Blows
A playful whale stumbles into trouble each time he blows bubbles and sound travels, drawing curious sea creatures and young readers into a gentle maritime adventure.
Berry Festival Planned With Parade And Attractions
The Berrians council approved committees for the July 9 berry festival in Newberg. A parade will run with free berries and cream for guests. Governor Olcott Julius Meier and other dignitaries are invited. Queen Aubrey will be crowned. An outdoor address will occur at the city park. Vendors will sell berries and take orders. Baseball tug of war and races are planned. L C Smith of Tillamook Aircraft Co will offer flights from Portland, with exclusive rights. Baker Stock Co will perform July 7 8 9 at Star theatre. Merchants will decorate shops to boost holiday spirit. The event aims to unite producers and consumers and attract thousands.
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Council of the
Berrians
Olcott
Julius Meier
Cherrians
Aubrey
Portland
L. C. Smith
Tillamook Aircraft Co
Tillamook
Smith
Newberg
Baker Stock Co
Star Theatre
Warning to Buyers of Walnuts by an Authority
Walnut growers in Yamhill county anticipate the largest walnut crop in state history due to ideal weather and new bearing groves. Earl Pearcy cites Manchurian walnuts as a low grade threat, urging buyers to taste to avoid inferior stock. The prime walnut soil runs along the foothills west of the Willamette from Washington to Linn counties. If it isn’t in the Graphic, it didn’t happen.
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Yamhill County
Earl Pearcy
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Japan
Oregon
Pearcy
Willamette River
Washington County
Yamhill, Polk and Linn Counties
Willamette
Fourth of July country picnic abandoned in Newberg area
The planned Fourth of July picnic near Newberg, organized by the Berrians and Newberg Farmers Club, was canceled after farmers objected. Monday is a holiday and local canneries won’t accept fruit Saturday, so farmers prefer not to disrupt picking. Town residents may seek celebrations elsewhere.
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Newberg
Berrians
Berrians Drill Team Fully Organizes For Work
The Berrians drill team completes organization after a Wednesday meeting following the band concert. A 28 member roster is signed and aims for 32 with four squads. Cream colored uniforms for band and drill team planned and trimming discussed. Groth elected drill master after Overend resigns.
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Berrians
Chas. K. Hubbard
R. W. Vandalin
Bert Miller
Jack Curry
R. A
C. A. Houser
Dave Smith
Howard Rlock
Eria Frink
Lynn Fergus
P. E. Overend
B. J. Groth
Notice to Cut Grass and Weeds Citywide
Property owners and residents are ordered to cut all grass and weeds on parking areas sidewalks vacant lots or elsewhere. Wet grass is harder to cut and keeps the city unkempt and fire hazards high. By order of the Mayor. 2811.
Firemen Seek Lung Motor For Newberg
Newberg firemen promote a lung motor exhibit at Miller Mercantile to raise funds for a $150 device to aid resuscitation on drowning or asphyxiation. The instrument, proven in 6 000 uses with 23 lives saved in Great Falls, would be kept at the fire hall and operable by all firemen. Subscriptions may be made at Graphic office Miller Mercantile or Larkin Prine with donor names and totals published.
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Miller Merchantile Co
Corvallis
Newberg
Dundee
Great Falls
Montana
Graphic
Larkin-Prine Co
Eighty Newspapers Entered in Rural Service Contest
The Oregon Agricultural College reports Hood River Glacier won first prize in the rural service contest with 51 stories and 441 inches of reading matter. Hood River News placed second, and Enterprise Record Chieftain took third. Four other papers shared fourth, each winning a fountain pen.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Beat Rural News Service
the Graphic
Corvallis
Hoog River Glacier
Oregon
Rural Service Context
Farmers’ Week
Alice
Hood River
the News
Enterprise
Washington County News-Times
Forest Grove
Newberg Graphic
Newberg
McMinnville
Glacier
C. BE
Corvallis Gazette Times
State Editorial Association
E. E. Faville
Western Farmer
Agricultural Coftee
Portland Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Kennedy
J. M. Nolan & Sons
C. J. McIntosh
Department of Industrial Journalism
Oregon Press
Emerson Quote on Self and Success
A famous line from Ralph Waldo Emerson asserts that individuals cannot be deprived of ultimate success by others but only hinder themselves through their own actions and choices. It emphasizes personal responsibility in achieving goals.
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Emerson
Lung motor fund appeal for fire department readers
A plea highlights the danger of drowning or asphyxiation from gas or smoke and urges readers to donate for a lung motor to aid immediate resuscitation. The article lists current subscribers to the Lung Motor Fund for the fire department.
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Fire Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof
Stanbrough
Springbrook Berry
Queen
Berrian
W. H. Vernon
Miller Mere
Fred G Hutchens
Henry Morris
Harry Garrett
P. E
W. A. Graban
Frick
E. Duncan Peewee
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