E H Woodward Describes His Southern Trip
E H Woodward writes from San Francisco March 11 about a soggy arrival in Ashland and Sacramento while traveling by rail and ferry. He recalls meeting colleagues, noting weather impacts, and sharing humorous observations of travelers and locals. He mentions California sunshine, Mt Shasta, and a Wisconsin man who finds renewal at Shasta Springs.
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Graphic
Wednesey
Argonautotel
San Pragereco
Ion
Suceudie Bolked Anad Cameie
Portland
Honeyman Hardware Co
Wm. King
Guy Bennett
Ralph Maris
Ashland
States
Uncle Powell
LaFayette
Indiana
Oregon
Powell
Baker
Northwest
Mr. Hamilton
Honeyman Hardware
Sacramento Valley
Mme. Tetrazzini
California
United States
Wisconsin
Mt. Shasta
Shasta Springs
Sacramento
Allen & Lewis
Lewis
Pacific
Japan
Acisa Morris Chapter House Secured for Newberg
The American Woman's League of Newberg reports securing a $4,000 Chapter House to honor Fern Thornton. The deal includes a larger lot, praise from HQ, and thanks to Mr Morris and Mr Rieker for generous support as the league prepares a landmark building.
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American Woman's
Newberg
League
Acisa Morris
Morris
Rieker
Fern Thornton
Remarkable Rush to Oregon Breaks Records
Railroad officials and depot attaches in Portland report about 4500 homeseekers and sightseers arriving yesterday and today. Some reached Newberg, with more due daily, as welcoming efforts to make newcomers feel at home continue.
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Oregon
Newberg
Portland
Ground broken for Hollingsworth store on First and Howard
Construction begins on a two story brick building for W. W. Hollingsworth & Son at the corner of First and Howard. Work aims for a June move in, with a brick and tile structure housing a large stock in Yamhill county and modern glass fronts for display.
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First and
Howard Streets
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Messrs. Hollingsworth
Yamhill
J. B. Hollingsworth
J. D. Gordon
Second
Garfield
Excellent Music Recital Delights College Audience
College Music Department recital, postponed from last Thursday, drew a large crowd in the college chapel Tuesday. Students delivered creditable violin pieces and benefited from an attentive audience.
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Pipits
Newberg High School Wins Western Oregon Title Over McMinnville
Newberg High School defeated McMinnville 27 to 23 at the Fair Pavilion to become Western Oregon champions. Newberg led early and held a narrow edge despite McMinnville’s late run, with Gause scoring five baskets for Newberg and Wills leading McMinnville with 12 points. The champions seek games with Pendleton and Washington High to pursue the state title.
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McMinnville
Nne
McMinnville Boys
Newberg
Gause
Wills
Newberg Boys
Western Oregon
Fire Destroys H W Millers Big Warehouse
A large warehouse owned by H W Miller burned with heavy loss to E B Merchant who carried no insurance. Allen and Reynolds saved household goods by moving them out days earlier. The blaze began near the bale hay and carload of new buggies and spread rapidly, with neighbors using lawn hoses to protect nearby homes. The fire raged overnight despite heroic firefighting and windborne embers.
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Allen & Reynolds
Miller
M. H. Pinney
Willamette
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E. H. Woopwarhk
San Francisco
SECUR
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Buehler
Athens
MAC
McM. H. S. N. H.S Wills Corpion Gause Fenton Larkin Spaulding
Culver
Otis
H. W. Miller
E. B. Merchant Heavy Loser
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