Trade Marks of Local News and Passengers Trains
A compressed society column records numerous local arrivals departures travels and events. Notable names include Dr Harry Littlefield Dr Claude Lewis Dr E E Hunter and Walter Fortune along with several families visiting friends in Newberg Portland and Salem. Events cover marriage licenses anniversaries birthdays and civic notes plus railroad mentions and a forthcoming church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Littlefield
Claude Lewis
Portland
E.E. Hunter
Bend
J. M. Letion
Student Body elects ten pis manager and council officers
John Hanson elected ten pis manager at the last Student Body meeting. County Council officers were elected: Owen A. MacGill president Joseph Kendrick vice president Ernest Jernstedt secretary treasurer. The county council aims to improve marketing and rural credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanson
Pis
Maud Everest
Martin ~ Lichtenthaler
Court House
Owen A. MacGill
Holmesdale Farm
Joseph Kendrick
Daytom Sec- Treas
Ernest Jernstedt
Carlton
Grange and Farmers’ Union
M.S. Shrock
Wedded Seventy Years Honor LaFayette Pioneer Mrs Hembree
Mrs Melvina Ann Millian Hembree died in Yamhill County after crossing the plains in 1843. She wed James T. Hembree in LaFayette in 1846 at age 13. Survived by her husband age 90 and three children J B Hembree of Lafayette and Mary Schmidt and Doyie Hill Resing of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hembree
LaFayette
Yamhill County
Hembree
Plains
C. Hembree
McMinnville
C. M. Kirkwood
Mary Schmidt
Doyie Hill Resing
Portland
Yamhill County League Hold Second Monthly Meeting
The Yamhill County Council of the Oregon Farmers' League held its second monthly gathering last Thursday in the county agriculturist's office discussing local agricultural concerns and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill County
The
Oregon Farmers’ League
Contemptible Attacks On Helen Keller Target War Prep Program
In two New York newspapers critics attack Helen Keller for addressing opposition to war preparation. The letter from Benton County Courier denounces the slaughtering machine behind the program and calls Keller a grand but offended figure used by patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Keller
Yelen Keller
Benton Co. Courier
Squirrel Killer Auto Tractor On Klamath Project
The Ford powered tin Lizzie is deployed as a squirrel killer on the Klamath Project. Manager Camp reports the device is making good progress. Ditch rider Probst operates a Ford machine near the Wilson bridge with excellent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Project
Camp
Probst
Wilson Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Davis
Great Falls
Montana
Walter Fortune
Willamette Pacific College Woman's Auxiliary
Oliver Weesner
Wm. Sargeant
Washington
Bert Miller
Dr. Romig
Suver
Polk County
R. M. Thurston
Chehalem Valley Mills
Hawkins and
Taggart
Pacific College
Reed College
del Warren
Horace Nelson
Southern Pacific
Alice Bell Bingham
Isaac van Blaricom
Hood River
C. S. Greer
Otterbrook
Jos. Goldman
Vancouver
Newberg
Carl F. Choeller
Mintie McClary
Willis May
Lois Kaiston
McCoy Bros
L. A. Ball
Maxwell
Lydia Ebret
Mrs
Henry
J. D. Gordon & Son
Washington County
Arlie Evans
Joseph Stephens
Dayton Road
E. B. Collard
Mr. Collard
C. E. Nichols
Nichols
S.p.&s
Harleigh Langford
W. W. Nelson
Bird Partridge
J. S. Knight
Newsie
Esther Hollingsworth
Roy Lyle
Oregon
Columbia
F. W. Sears
Will E. Purdy
Ione
Morrow County
Purdy
Butteville
Graphic
Ione Journal
Gazette Times
Heppner
John M. Scott
Coos County
Umpqua River
Ffge
Ier
L. W. Gatchell
Charles Morris
Tchell
Nettie Cole
Helen Baird
Morace
Pauline Terrell
Ella Boyes
Llewellyn
Edith Sanderman
Helen Prosser
Emma Fort
Miss Brittans
Traine
George
Miller
Baird
Elliott
Youngs
Karmein
Garland
Best
Sanders
Ballard
Johnson
Glassyer
Reclamation Service
Campie
Merrill
Kodak
Kodaks
Alweee Eastman N
Byrd Ag Bee
Kodak Supplies
Party
Ding Pocky Kodak Ak
Uh Yon Co
Yamhill County League
Mazda
Yamhill Electric CO
C. A. Morris
St. Newberg
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