Harvest Times Amid Cherry Berries and Hay Harvest
Farmers report busy days harvesting cherries and berries while making hay. Ideal weather through the week supports field work and crop gathering for markets and storage.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
4
School election yields three votes. Richey re elected
At the Monday school election only three votes were cast besides the school board members. Rev. George C. Richey was elected to succeed himself, maintaining his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Richey
Tenth annual merry-go-round to stay a week longer
The organ of the merry-go-round plays on its tenth annual run on the vacant lot beside the Graphic office. The tent will remain for an additional week with the same music and routine before it is struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic Office
Dayton Tribune Editor Weds Mildred M. Hord
Fred T. Mellinger editor and publisher of the Dayton Tribune married Miss Mildred M. Hord at the Evangelical church in Dayton on Sunday. The note adds the couple’s marriage is expected to bring improvement to the Tribune after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred _T. Mellinger
Dayton Tribune
Cupid
Evangelical Church
Dayton
Mildred M. Hord
Tribune
Oregonian
Bertha Reed
Clark Noble
Richard L. Meade
Hawthorne Terrace
Reed
Miss Reed
Loveland
Noble
Thirteenth Street
Shifting Rural Attitudes Toward Speeding Drivers
A vintage reflection notes farmers once jeered city drivers for speeding on country roads. It contrasts with a present scene where farmers themselves drive fast automobiles, threatening women and children and frightening farm teams as they break speed limits like urban motorists.
Attorney Fenton's rise tied to high stakes land suit
W. D. Fenton, who prevailed for Southern Pacific in a government land dispute involving 30 million dollars in property, grew up in Yamhill county and began his career there. The note highlights Yamhill County's history of producing notable men who reach prominence in national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fenton
Southern Pacific
Yamhill County
No particular type of man always stays out of trouble
The St. Louis detective chief says there is no single type of man who goes wrong. The true pattern is a man who lives within his means, saves a portion of earnings daily and weekly, and stays within his income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
The Summer Task by Walt Mason on Fly Swatting
Kansas poet Walt Mason writes on summer duties urging persistent swatting of flies to prevent their exponential growth, noting the need for energy in combating insects as heat rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Kansas
Swat in Humble Cot and Palace Then Fight On
The speaker urges action and perseverance against foes, promising songs of cheer and praise yet admits personal inaction. The verse blends military imagery with self deprecation as a call to duty and resilience. It contrasts bold language with a lack of tangible deeds.
Panama-Pacific Exposition Reports Profit Despite Doubts
The directors’ report shows a profit of 61000 dollars while noting the expo might still face financial doubts. With rising attendance expected, a satisfactory margin could materialize by the show’s end. Caution is urged on earthquakes to avoid scaring potential visitors.
Oregon Land Suit Shifts Oregon Opinion on Timber Grant
The text notes a seven year shift in Oregon public sentiment on the government suit against the Oregon & California Railroad Co over 2.3 million acres of timber lands valued at $30 million. Initial support for land reverting to the federal government waned as study revealed potential state losses, with many now predicting the suit’s outcome will please a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon & California Railroad Co
The
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Sam
Ex-Governor Francis Praises Local Newspapers
A Missouri ex governor extols local papers for community benefit. He notes small papers donate free lines, editors invest in towns, and newspapers offer greater financial value than clergy or teachers. He emphasizes editors work for the least money and support is justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Missouri
Crisp Comments on Philosophy and Self Knowledge
A reflective passage contrasts measuring inspiration with general judgment of philosophy or religion. It speaks of navigating life like choosing a landing point after flight and notes that inner best can guard against outer worst. Loneliness arises from self consciousness and some peoples virtue bears a painful pall.
First Lovers and Fates in a Candid Quote
A Philadelphia Record quotation on love and control notes that a man seeks to be a woman’s first lover while she hopes he becomes her last and best. It warns that present actions shape future lifetimes and includes the maxim He has made his own bed and now he must lie in it. Not on your life. If he has made it uncomfortable he should rise and begin anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
Port resident Marion George delivers sermon at church
Marion George of Port delivered a splendid sermon at the church Sunday morning and evening. Missesate will be out next morning to hold the services. The C. C. Athletic club held a social at Bonny View last Saturday evening for a good time as the community enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryan
Wola Walla
Dundee
Clifford Vestal
Dundee High School
Edward Billich
Paul Terry
Edith Ricks
Pacific University
Forest Grove
A. A. Parrett
John Parrett
Marion George
Port
C. C. Athletic Club
Bonny View
Unclear fragment hints at farming tools and health risks
Fragment describes a farmer’s use of a binding twine and a health angle, mentioning PIth Binder Twine and an exclusive agent for Newberg. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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W.é. Nies
Valle Low
Halton
W. A. Baker
Carrie Jabeeos
Don Peterson
Mable Mason
A. V. Hendrickson
United States
Francisco
John Newman
Babe
Amity
Ames
K. L. Tangen
the Oaks
Decoth Lutheran College
J.C. Wills
Wadi
Aera
Iowa
Maine
Mary Jane
Aares
Moline Plow Co
Manila
Newberg Feed & Seed Co
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