Angie R Greer Visits Spokane and Describes War era Trip
Angie R. Greer writes from Sunny Old Spokane praising a North Bank of the Columbia journey Portland to Spokane. She notes Red Cross canteen support for soldiers in Pasco and honors the 361st regiment of the 91st division while reflecting on unity, youth, and wartime pride.
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Spokane
Edéitor Graphic
Columbia River
Portland
Ponce de Leon
Uncle Sam
Knights of Old
Pasco
Red Cross
Newberg
Dundee
91St
Emalier
Yamhill
First National Bank Promotes Pig Club in Newberg Oregon
Cashier R P Gill says the First National Bank will back a pig club with loans at 6 percent to youths who feed and care for a pig through summer. The program, run with Oregon Agricultural College extensions, requires club membership and repayment from sale proceeds, aiming to boost youth business and local farming in Newberg.
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R. P. Gill
First National Bank
Newberg
Oregon
Eile
Gmmene
Second Ib. Biel
Oregon Agricultural College
First National
Champoeg Farm Sold From Hoefer and Zorn Estate
The Champoeg farm totaling 389.78 acres plus 37 acres in the Duprey homestead was sold for 29000 by an heir of John H. Schneider Jr. of Mt. Angel. The transaction is part of the Hoefer and Zorn estate holdings reported by the Aurora Observer.
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Hoefer
Zorn
Champoeg
John H. Schneider Jr
Mt. Angel
Charles Duprey
Aurora Observer
Methodist Women Meet in Newberg
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Salem District convened in Newberg church on Wednesday with nearly 60 delegates. Opening welcomed by Mrs Hyde, response by Joshua Stanfield. reports from Young People's Work and other departments followed.
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Newberg
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Salem District
Woman's Homeary Society
Mra
Hyde
Joshua Stanfield
Dent
Feor Starus
G. H. Alden
McMionville
F. 3
Sisson
E. A. Cook
Howard
E. M. Smith
H. Wilson
Emma V. Huddle
M. Honnold
Kate
Etta Hinshaw
J. Benfer
Oregon City
Osborn
L. P. Horton
F. Jack
R. A. Graef
D. Harford
Forest Grove
Aaneae
Aes
W. Patton
A. G. A.field
A. B. Manley
M. J. Mellinger
W. A. Drennan
Alice McNay
Arvilla Richmond
L. F. Moore
G. W. Dart
G. E. Kienle
U. S. G. Miller
Edmund Harvey
R. E. Myers
Mina Ames
Lelah Heviand
Memorial Day Contends With Sports Start on May 30
Isabel Worrell Ball laments that sporting events and horse parades hijack Memorial Day May 30, a day she views as a national sabbath to honor Union and Spanish War veterans. She argues the holiday should pause for reflection on heroism and the costs of war, not mark the sport season.
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Arlington
Maine
America
Isabel Worrell Ball
Roosevelt Highway Campaign Gains State Support in Oregon
Lincoln county leads a drive to fund the Roosevelt coastal highway with a 7,500,600 state match and federal aid. Ben F. Jones, Roosevelt Highway Association secretary, bills the road as vital for seven coast counties and regional development, with expected tax wealth gains and military importance. Ballots to issue the bonds and irrigation guarantees precede the June 3 election as Pier, association president, campaigns across Oregon.
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Lincoln County
Ben F. Jones
Roosevelt Highway Association
Jones
Oregon
Jone
Ore
British Columbia
Great Coast
Phez Salesmen Feed at the Imperial Tuesday Evening
H. 8. Gile, president of the Phez Company makers of Logan berry juice in Salem, held a meeting then led about two dozen salesmen from across the country to supper at the Imperial Tuesday evening. Attending were W. H. Ragsdale, Roy Dutton, H. Hornboster, A. J. Sands, A. A. Gillespie, Floyd Evans, J. A. Samuelson, J. T. Kotoba, M. N. Ready, C. B E Pang, H. L. Brogerman, J. L. Adams, J. L. Dennard, Joe Thomans, Ben Maspero and others from cities including The Dalles, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Nashville and New York.
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H. 8. Gile
Phez Company
Salem
Ind
New
W. H. Ragsdale
Roy Dutton
The
Dalles
H. Hornboster
A. J. Sands
Kansas City
A. A. Gillespie
Oklahoma City
Floyd Evans
Omaha
J. A. Samuelson
Minneapolis
J. T. Kotoba
M. N. Ready
Chicago
C. B E. Pang
Detroit
H. L. Brogerman
Pittsburg
J. L. Adams
Atlanta
J. L. Dennard
Nashville
Joe Thomans
Memphis
Ben Maspero
Mr. Arms
New York
Furst
Spokane
Leurance
Tacoma
F. H. Belton
Jack Peterson
San Francisco
L. E. Walter
H. L. Moseby
Los Angeles
Bureau of Information for Soldiers and Sailors Opens Office
Mrs. Diedericks runs the city hall office formerly used by Dr. Sarah Smith, replacing Dr. Littlefield’s prior space. Hours are 1 30 to 6 00 pm on Thursdays and Fridays unless more time is needed. She offers guidance on delayed allotments allowances insurance and vocational retraining and can assist with family sickness or other needs.
Harold Moore Returns Home From Portland Week
Harold Moore came home from Portland after a week away, resuming his usual routine and duties in the local community.
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Harold Moore
Portland
Staples Trio of Portland Coming to Newberg
An event of interest to the community is a concert by the Staples Trio of Portland in Newberg on May 20 under the Monday Musical Club of Newberg. The club aims to foster local musical life and arrange several concerts each season featuring top talent from the state to be accessible to students, lovers of music, and the public. Further concert details for May 20 will follow.
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Staples Trio
Portland
Newberg
Monday Musical Club of
Newberg Receives Community Honor Flag For Display
Letter from John L. Etheridge State Director of Organization informs Newberg, Oregon that the Government sent a Community Honor Flag for display in a prominent place. It recognizes the town for meeting its Victory Liberty Loan quota and commends the community for loyalty and cooperation.
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Newberg
S. L. Parrett
Victory Liberty Loan
John L. Etheridge
Dayton Wins In Tournament Dayton Club Match
Twenty five Commercial Club members visited the Dayton Club Tuesday for a checker contest. The Dayton team included Bert Miller as score keeper and featured Willard as high point winner. Nelson Thurston Anderson and Timberlake led the Dayton side. Newberg’s Nel som topped the visitors. Dayton edged Newberg 21 to 20 after fifty games with nine draws.
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Dayton
Checker
Monk
Nelson
Thurston
Anderson
Timberlake
Bert Miller
Newberg
Nelsom
Willard
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Angie R. Greer
PIG
Champoeg Farm
National Tribune
Kansas
United States
Ingane
Union
Pacific
Yukon
Middle West
Newport
Elect Pier
Kiwanis Club
Benson
Portland Ad Club
Willamette Valley
Eugene
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
Phez
Imperial
Bureau OF Information For Soldiers and Sailors
Staples
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