Southern Pacific timetable for northbound trains
The notice lists Northbound trains from Newberg to Portland with numbers 356 354 358 352 360 362 and times from 6 12 a m to 2 06 a m while Sunday only. It also shows Portland to Newberg services with numbers 351 366 359 353 357 and 361 and times from 7 36 a m to 12 45 a m. Trains 355 and 358 are discontinued between Newberg and Mc Minnville.
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Southern Pacific
Newberg
Portland
Mc Minnville
Reservations for Theatre Parties and Special Trips
Sat and Sun only shows times 8:00 PM. The notice lists reservations for theatre parties and special trips, with a contact line Main 3314.
Local Notes From Portland Trips and Community Events
Cc G Lewis and Mrs Whitaker made business trips to Portland while Ruth Kane spent the weekend with friends there. Mrs F L Eves attended the C E State Convention in Albany, and Miss Halcyon Wiley has recovered from two weeks of illness. Paul Lewis left for Montana for the summer. The work train is staged here for railroad changes. Several locals visited Rex, and Filefa Kane is recovering well after an operation. A basket social Friday drew strong attendance and funds for school improvements.
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Ruth Kane
Portland
F. L. Eves
Albany
Mra Kane
Lewis
Peters
Melvin
Filefa Kane
Marie Hanson
Gretta Smith
F. J. Eves
Paul—Lewis
R. Graham
Shreve
Newberg
Rex
Durcan
Pleasant View News Roundup of Local Activities
Fred Mattern lost a horse last week. Hutchens Bros. cut a large amount of cord wood. H J Maynard bought the F E Baker place of 13 acres. Farmers plan loganberries. Mrs Herman Schultz is improving after illness. A C Switzer installed a milking machine. Roy McDougall and H J Maynard went to Portland Monday. Hutchens Co drilled a well at the Pleasant View schoolhouse with a fine water flow. Ruth Menier plans a school play. M M Harvey was recalled from Eastern Oregon by his daughter-in-law's death in Portland. The new road up the mountain shows activity from tubing on the ground.
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M. M. Harvey
Oregon
Portland
One Pie For 3000 People Celebrates Nationwide Events
A tale from Denby Vale Yorkshire recalls an 18th century custom of baking a giant meat pie for national celebrations. The latest pie marked peace with a two ton creation costing about 1200 dollars and feeding 3000 people.
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Denby Vale
Yorkshire
George III
Relics of Lost Race Mark Arizona Canal Network
The article describes surviving canals of ancient Arizona settlers with the Gila river tapping irrigation for a vast area. It highlights the Casa Grande as a focal point and notes how the Maricopa canal traces the old Aztec ditch. Dunes bury sections, while ruins near Phoenix reveal former city life and relics unearthed along the canals.
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Arizona
Gila
Casa Grande
Maricopa_canal
Phoenix
Early Meeting Houses in New England Villages
The first New England meeting houses were built in valleys and meadow lands near homes. Settlers faced a half mile rule keeping homes close to worship and fort use. As populations grew the radius proved crowded and law was canceled to allow cattle pasturing further away.
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New England
Springfield
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Standard Oil Company
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Herman Schultz
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