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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1913

Page

3

Locals and Personals Arrival and Departure Notes

Local items list residents visiting, moving away, and travelers. Highlights include B. S. Cook from Portland, newborns, Oregon tradesmen in town, Elija Hutchens heading to Amboy, Washington, and Conductor Lester Riley resigning his Newberg Portland run to move to California. Also noted are property exchanges, hotel sale, and community events.

C. F. Moore Newberg Whittier California A. G. Moore

Best Feeding Method for Young Chicks from Oregon College

Oregon Agriculture College poultry department advises rolled oats as ideal first feed for chicks. Bread crumbs soaked in milk, raw egg with bran, and milk-fed mixtures are also recommended. Start on clean sand, introduce cracked grains, then switch to bran and middlings mash after a week, progressing to whole wheat at six weeks. Feed amounts per day with careful trough hygiene.

Poultry Husbandry Department Oregon Agriculture College

Weekend visitors and local notes from Dundee area

Miss Bertha Reed and C W Barber visited Red Hills. Mr and Mrs Spargur and Frank Jones of Seattle spent Sunday at the Graeper home. Rev Downs, former Dundee pastor now at Cornelius, visited friends. Mr Lyons of Medford guests of G A Dearborn. H Hunter Brown en route from England to New Zealand visits his sister Mrs T A Harper. Nellie McNeill visited friends in Monmouth and Dallas. G W Byers Sr and wife spent Thursday with Dundee friends. W C T U ladies surprised Mrs Frederick Hess with cups and saucers for her drill work on medal contests. Miss Ella Crawford developed study plans blending Montessori ideas for Seattle schools. Improvements noted: Forest home repainting, Lundquist Brothers electrical implements, John DeVore building a new stable. Mrs Mary Stevens of Oregon City visiting her brothers, John and Fred Crawford. Patron-Teachers Association held a good meeting with song, recitations by Avis Eddens, Fleeta Leland, Sevilla Ricks, Selma Wolsky, May Fowler, Gertrude Fowler.

Fred Hutchcroft Yamhill C. J. Edwards Newberg Mr. Atcheson Josie Everest Tacoma W.S. Parker Salem F. A. Elliotts Elija Hutchens Amboy Washington John Morgan Raymond R. L. Booth Sheridan Frank Brooks W. B. Brooks Graphic Office Portland Hiram Smith Lester Riley Donald M. Wall E. Underwood W. E. Way Grace Oliver Mrs. Marsh Hornitas California Mr. Marsh A. P. Oliver John Brown Anna Baker Newport Abbey House Charles O. Whitely G A. R. Post Friends Church G. W. James J. C. Gregory Walla Walla Homer Cox Sunnyside W. A. Weist Newbery James F. H. Griffith George C. Ritchey Medford Haskins L. W. Gatchell Lowell Bristow River Street Civic Improvement Club First Street Ernest Bales Standard O Co McMinnville Companie Jesse Pressnall Littlefield Rebeka Lodges T. B. Duncan C. A. Hodson Walter Cooke W. W. Nelson C. C. Ferguson Robert E. Pretlow Brooklyn New York Seattle Pacific College William Schorne Southern Pacific Woodburn the Tribune Oregon California Bertha Reed C. W. Barber Red Hills Spargur Frank Jones Graeper Rev. Downs Dundee Cornelius Mr. Lyons G. A. Dearborn H. Hunter Brown England New Zealand T. A. Harper Nellie McNeill Monmouth Dallas G. W. Byers Sr Frederick Hess Hess Ella Crawford Miss Crawford Forest Lundquist John DeVore Mary Stevens Oregon City John Fred Crawford Patron- Teachers Association Avis Eddens Fleeta Leland Sevilla Ricks Selma Wolsky May Fowler Gertrude Fowler

Women Club to Host May Gold Medal Contest at Dundee

Cecil Alford introduces the program with Domestic Science and Manual Training topics. The W C T U plans a May 16 church event for a gold medal contest with contestants from Newberg LaFayette and Chehalem. Tickets sold at Dundee general stores.

Cecil Alford Newberg LaFayette Chehalem Dundee

Civic Improvement Club Urges Women to Join City Beautiful Drive

Verona H Nelson outlines four year history of the Civic Club of Newberg and calls on all city women to join and support the effort for a true City Beautiful. Dues are fifty cents per year with no other fee. Mothers sisters and daughters are invited to learn meeting times and participate.

Civic Improvement Club of Newberg Verona H. Nelson

Chicken Pie Supper Set By Pacific College Auxiliary

The Ladies' Auxiliary to Pacific College will host its annual chicken pie supper at Odd Fellows hall on Friday May 23 starting at 6 pm Supper price is 35 cents Patrons praised last year and many have asked for the date this year The reminder will come next week

Ladies’ Auxiliary Pacific College Odd Fellows Hall

West Chehalem House For Rent With Barn And Well

House with large barn and pumping well and fruit trees offers cheap rent or exchange for work. Contact H L Amoth at the listed phone.

H.l.amoth

Born to the Life. Willis and Gillis chat on a future candidate

Willis jokes about his baby entering politics while Gillis predicts the child will run after a nomination. Gillis notes the uproar he causes, his use of strong language, and his remarkable stamina.

Willis Gillis

Balance of the Sexes in Civilized Lands

A New York Sun summary notes that in many civilized countries women outnumber men due to differing mortality and endurance. From childhood to adulthood, mortality favors girls after early years and again in later life, while women show greater resilience and faster recovery. The piece cites Mosso on nerves and endurance.

Mosso New York Sun

Kew Gardens Emerges as Leading Global Botanic Center

The text notes Kew Gardens rising to preeminence in botany from 1773 onward as British expeditions to the Cape of Good Hope and other colonies brought back thousands of plant specimens. It contrasts Kew with European rivals and mentions parallel imperial efforts to India China Brazil Fiji Australia and the Philippines expanding plant collections across Europe.

London Kew Gardens George I Cape of Good Hope Kew India Hina Brazil Fiji Australia Philippines Europe Parc Paris Jardin Des Plantes Upeala Botanic Gardens

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B. S. Cook Ole Martin D. L. Hannon Harry Hanson Falls City Harry Klock Superior Wisconsin James Orchard N. F. Byers Edward M. Binford Kathrine O'Brien Harry Ogden Lizzie White Columbia University College Grounds Pleasant View Cora Diedericks Hart Schaffner Marx The Miller Mercantile Go West Chehalem House
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