Woodrow Wilson seat at St Louis big Wilson love feast
W J Bryan seems turned down by his own party but should attend the St Louis gathering for Wilson. An influential Republican senator says Ford may run as an independent and attract votes from Dakota Iowa Michigan Nebraska and others, possibly cutting into Wilson and Roosevelt support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
St. Louis
Ford
Dakotas
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Wilson
Roosevelt
Root
Hughes
Newberg Reading Ads Reveal Local Milk Firm Facts
The Graphic half page advertises the Western Condensed Milk Co a locally financed firm producing 40000 cases annually with a business of 125000 to 150000 dollars. It spends 60000 on raw milk and 12000 on factory help highlighting local economic impact and promises readers will gain insight into Newberg’s progress and future.
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Commercial Club
Graphic
Newberg
Western Condensed Milk Co
Home Capital
Ford vote shapes Nebraska presidential primary influences
A clipping from John Callin O Laughlin notes the surprising Ford vote in Nebraska primaries. The Graphic suggests Republican leaders should consider this shift when planning the national platform. The piece highlights growing attention to Ford’s showing in multiple states and its potential impact on political strategy.
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Henry Ford
John Callin O’laughlin
Washington
Mr. Ford
Nebraska
Dixon film praised while critics note Reconstruction gaps
A Chicago Evening Post clipping cited by the Portland readers discusses Dixon's Birth of a Nation. The Lexco Herald of Kentucky denounces glorification of the Ku Klux Klan and defends the South against sensational depictions. The Herald cites concerns over exaggerated past and protects white womanhood.
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Dixon
Portland
Chicago Evening Post
Lexco
Desha Breckenridge
Ku Klux Klan
Mation
the Herald
South
Residents and Visitors Make Social Calls in Portland Area
Social notes list visits by Mrs. Thos Lemon and Mrs. Frank Carlisle to Centralia Washington. Mrs. E M Parry stayed with her parents, Miss Nellie Hill from Portland toured with her sister, Mrs L M Carey. Several locals plan Portland trips and a Pacific College Glee Club concert is set for Friday night at the schoolhouse auditorium. Herbert G Crocker, Republic candidate, met voters in Springbrook. A free political discussion is scheduled for Saturday May 13 at 8 pm in the auditorium.
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E. M. Parry
J.S. Montgomery
Nellie Hill
Portland
L. M. Carey
F. A. Burgoyne
M. A. Burgoyne
Vincent Sr
Bass
M. Williams
Newberg
Thos. Lemon
Clyde Carey
S. R. Cogan
T. H. Fearey
J. L
Howard Fearey
Parent
Pacific College Glee Club
Herbert G. Crocker
Republica
Springbrook
Audi
Sunday services delayed and community notices
Sunday school and church services for next Sunday postponed to 2 and 3 p m. respectively with Mr Henderson of Portland in charge. Shaw family mourns nephew Leonard Rich. They returned from St Paul. Local socials include Ewing Young school trip to Champoeg next Saturday and Farmers Union gathering with speaker M S Shrock. May pole dance, ball game and ice cream booth planned. Parent-Teachers short meeting at 3 p m. Bob entertainment scheduled with local youths listed. Estray cow described near Newberg. lead solution orders may be placed at 114 School Street.
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Henderson
Portland
D. P. Shaw
St. Paul
Leonard Rich
Harry Davis
Joanna Davis
Florence
Thelma Noble
Lillian Pape
Columbia Highway
H. Anderson
Forest Grove
E. G. Fendall
Ewing Young School
Champoeg
Members Farmers’ Union
Shrock
Selah Heviland
Fendall
Bob
Phillip Royson
Ralph Baker
Robert Brown
Clifford ‘Calkins
Jenkins
Howard Morris
Rebecca Luke
Beulah Versteeg
Katherine Rogers
Rosie ‘Hesgard
Marion Bryant
Clara ‘Calkins
Patty
Lois Fendall
Mina Follette
Meeting to explain party principles draws voters
A springbrook venue hosts a meeting to explain political party principles and why one party is preferable. The goal is to help current and future voters choose their affiliations wisely. Rae Langworthy is asked to be notified for participation. Olive Ramsey visited Dundee to see the Gardner family while Mr Walker and his daughter Rebecca visit Seattle.
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Torium
Springbrook
Oor
Rae Langworthy
Olive Ramsey
Dundee
Jay Gardner
Walker
Rebecca
Seattle
Mrs Newton Bailey Hosts Mothers Day Tea and Music Talk
Mrs Newton Bailey hosts a Monday afternoon gathering in honor of her mother and promotes vocal music through Prof Powell. Teachers in Yam Hill County are invited to attend a community lecture in the Hall about music education. Mrs H Cadwallader of San Diego visits her parents, and a motor trip to Multnomah Falls is described with snow reflections and a snowball party.
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Newton Bailey
Mond
Washington
Red Hills
P Powell
Powell
Yamhill Co
H. Cadwallader
San Diego
Bland Herring
John Herring
Columbia Highway
Multnomah Falls
Horse Tail Falls
Wool market outlook and pooling offer for farmers
Farmers sold mo hair early missing top price of 51 cents in some counties while wool quotes hover around 30 cents. Growers should report fleece counts to M. B. Shrock to receive pooled wool advances now with option to hold for higher future prices.
Wool And Mohair Wanted In Chehalem Mills Market
The Chehalem Valley Mills seeks wool and mohair offering prices by phone. Call to obtain current rates and arrange delivery or sales.
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Chehalem Valley Mills
Tree spraying adisturbing local campaign in office notice
W. G. Henderson declares he cannot campaign for the sheriff nomination due to business, and will rely on friends. Paid advertisement.
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W. G. Henderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newberg Graphic
Wooodwa
First Street
Oregon
Storrspay
Harper's Weekly
Thomas Nast
J. N. Smith
Salem
Mazelle
Eugene
Wm. Hale
Boys’ Training School
Dr. McLaren
Portland Commons
Frank Carlisle
Centralia
Oakley
Senate of Lead Solution
School Street
B. E. Langworthy
Regal
Bairds
B. Newberg
Willys-Knight
Purdy & Barrs
McCoy Bros
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