Words of Appreciation by W R C from Newberg Encampment
The local W R C expresses heartfelt thanks to Newberg residents and especially to churches, societies, the Commercial Club and Civic Improvement Club for hosting and entertaining visiting G A R and W R C members during the recent state Encampment. Committees coordinated a successful event praised as the finest in the department’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
W.R.C
Commercial Club
Civic Improvement Club
A. Bartholomew
B. F. Pike
N. E. Britt
G. W. Byers
J. W. Moore
Profusion of Thanks From Shiloh W R C No 28 Newberg
The ladies of Shiloh W R C No 28 Newberg express gratitude to pastors Rev. Arthur Palmer Rev W Skipworth and Rev C O Whitely for addresses to Shiloh Post and Corps on Mothers Day Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day. Thanks also to the W C T U for pansy bouquets and to those providing music and to the Press Cor for publishing due to press neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Newberg
Arthur Palmer
W. Skipworth
C. O. Whitely
Post
Etta Moore
Press Cor
G A R Ladies Thank Newberg and Honor Lincoln Gift
A G A R Lady writes to clarify that the G A R Ladies presented Lincoln’s portrait to the public school not the W R C. She notes G A R members are relatives of Civil War soldiers and praises Newberg for the welcome and treatment received during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Blackmar Circle
Portland
Newberg
32nd Encampment of Oregon Grand Army of the Republic Thanks Newberg
The committee in charge of the 32nd annual Encampment of Oregon Grand Army of the Republic expresses thanks to the people of Newberg for the patriotic display and for generously opening their homes and extending warm hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Grand Army of the Republic
Newberg
Dundee Ladies Form Neighborhood Club Meeting
Mrs H T Prince returns to Dundee as Mrs John Edwards and Mrs Roy Robertson visit Portland for eye treatment. Grandmother Keiling visits Newberg. Mrs Roe Robison attends Seventh Day Adventists encampment in Portland. In Dundee Groth Hall hosts 33 ladies planning a neighborhood club for current events civic work. Ida Mae Smith outlines county school club work. Refreshments follow a brief meeting. next gathering set for July 8 to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Prince
Dundee
John Edwards
Roy Robertson
Portland
Robertson
Grandma Keiling
Newberg
Roe Robison
Ezra Cephant
Dayton
Keyes
F. T. Keyes
Salem
Groth Hall
Ida Mae Smith
Yamhill County
Pendleton Rejects Paving Experiments Chooses Bitulithic
Pendleton decides to lay many blocks of paving and sticks to bitulithic as the preferred material. Bitulithic is described as clean smooth noiseless durable and long lasting. Taxpayers favor it for its economical maintenance and proven performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Wool sales and crimes headline Oregon notes
Wool sales at Condon reach 700000 pounds priced 10 to 1478 cents. Thieves steal 50 suits from John Anderson store in Forest Grove. Ashland farmers form producers association and discuss a public market. Otto Russell fined for animal cruelty in St Johns. Judge M C George elected president of Oregon Pioneers. Jay H Upton elected department commander of unit Spanish War Veterans. Salem to host next gathering amid vice-clique scandal. Douglas county to fund exhibit at state fair. Wallowa grand jury notes 10700 prescriptions in dry Enterprise. Oregon Soldiers' Home scores 97.5. Columbia River mouth defenses praised. Pendleton banker elected president of bankers association. Governor West names Ernest Ringo special agent. Gold nugget worth 1500 found near Susanville. State apportionment of 10173.46 to Multnomah agricultural fair. Supreme court hears Columbia Southern reclamation case. Dairy official moves to curb misleading labels. Lizzie Clark sues Manning millmen for 165000 damages. Oregon Bureau of Mines created to study mineral resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
John Anderson
Forrest Grove
Ashland
Producers’ Association
St. Johns
Otto Russell
M. C. George
Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers
Portland
Jay H. Upton
United Spanish War Veterans
Salem
Douglas County
Wallowa
Enterprise
Roseburg
Oregon Soldiers’ Home
Oregon
Washington
Columbia
United States
Oregon Bankers’ Association
Corvallis
W. L. Thompson
Pendleton
West
Ernest Ringo
George Armstrong
Richard Stourton
Susanville
Baker
Northwest
Lewis
Agricultural Society
Multnomah County
Supreme Court
L. H. McMahan
Olcott
Kay
Columbia Southern
Dairy and
Mieckle
Lizzie Clark
Hillsboro
Hare & Gilkerson
Manning
Oregon Bureau of Mines and Go
Oregon Sends Wildlife Pamphlets and Plans Crater Lake Refuge
A state synopsis by William L. Finley outlines Oregon’s import values for clay products cement and building materials. Will G. Steel will head Crater Lake Park from July 1 to create a big game refuge with European birds. In Astoria a 200-member group forms to curb night fishing by deputizing volunteers to stop violations and protect trout streams.
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Oregon
William L. Finley
Will G. Steel
Crater Lake Park
Finley
Target
Astoria
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W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
G. A. R. Ladies
Heepmeans
Huiskamps
Hodson Bros
Asa
Total
United States National Bank
Endl
Newberg Mfg. and Construction Co
North Main St
Newberg, Oregon
Sheet Metal Works
First Street
F. H. Griffith
Graphic
Oregonian
M. H. Pinney
Main
Newberg, Or
Umbi
E. H. Woodward
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