Prohibition Law Drills Penalties and Enforcement Provisions
A historical note outlines penalties under the prohibition law for private citizens and vendors. It covers unlawful receipt of liquor, penalties for possessing or delivering intoxicants, contempt of subpoenas, handling commercial papers tied to liquor, maintaining nuisances, perjury for liquor affidavits, carrier affidavit rules, minor or habitual drunkard restrictions, vendor advertising bans, bond and prescription requirements for druggists, and enforcement duties of officials with penalties for noncompliance. The document mentions fines, imprisonment, liens, lease voidance, and possible appointments of prosecuting officers.
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Oregon
W. R. C. Business Meeting And Social
The W. R. C. held a Thursday afternoon meeting on October 28 with a program after business. A tableaux titled Woman's Rights opened the event. Comrades Britt and Mills were assigned duties for darning and child care while a spook drill by W. A. C. members featured fourteen ladies. H. Kramer won a prize for naming all drill participants. Supper at 5 o'clock served ~80 attendees.
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Britt
Mills
H. Kramer
Della M. Vincent
Press Cor
Transplanting Roses Best Season for City Beautification
This notice urges readers to plant roses and slips this season to root well before summer heat. It advises preparing ground with mulch, placing roses where they will stand, and notes every family should contribute to beautifying their property and the city. On Behalf of Committee.
Circuit Court Opens Monday in McMinnville Docket Packed
Beginning Monday circuit court will sit in McMinnville with a heavy docket including the Booth mall case. Trials span about a week with numerous damage claims and many money actions. Lawyers include Parrish Dundee and Lundy, with Magness and Harrington among those suing or defended. This term expected to be one of the most important in the county.
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McMinnville
Booth Mall
Mary Baker
J. M. Harrington
Afi
Baker
North B Street
McCain, Vinton & Burdett
B. A. Kirks
Horton Cockerham
The
Houck Milling Company
McCain, Vinton
F.S. Senn
Smith Stephens
Uit
Frank Stephens
Quarterly Meeting of Friends Church in Newberg
Beginning Friday night next week the Newberg quarterly meeting of Friends church will be held. A department meeting with a special program is planned for Friday night, and Saturday night Rev. Charles O. Whitely is expected to report on the Men's Conference held in Richmond, Indiana. Edith M. Minchin, Supt.
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Newberg Quarterly Meeting of Friends Church
Charles O. Whitely
Richmond
Indiana
Edith M. Minchin
Enjoyable Hallowe'en Party Brings Neighbors Together
The article describes a Halloween gathering with a witches den and attic ghost activity where guests received story cards to pair for supper. Adults listed include A. S. Bryant, J. N. Powell, N. D. Brouillette, Ed Brouillette, W. Barnette, H. E. Powell, John Larkin, James Ferguson, Tf. L. Cummings, C. F. Held, William Boyes, Lulu Carey, and David Boyes. Children present include Pearl Boyes, Effie Powell, Thelma Cummings, Euphemia Boyes, Leonard and Gerald Held, Claudie Cummings, Wendell and Wesley Boyes.
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Hallowe
Beacey
Hallowé’en
A. S. Bryant
J. N. Powell
N. D. Brouillette
Ed Brouillette
W. Barnette
H. E. Powell
John Larkin
James Ferguson
Tf. L. Cummings
C. F. Held
William Boyes
Lulu Carey
David Boyes
Pearl Boyes
Effie Powell
Thelma Cummings
Euphemia Boyes
Masters Leonard
Gerald Held
Claudie Cummings
Wendell
Wesley Boyes
Prohibition Rally Set at Wood-Mar Hall With Banks Speaking
A large anti saloon meeting is planned for Thursday night at Wood-Mar Hall. Reverend Louis Albert Banks D D will speak representing the Anti Saloon league urging attendees to support a strict law enforcement start of the year.
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Wood-Mar Hall
Louis Albert Banks
D. D
Legal marriages listed with multiple names and ages
A series of marriage notices shows several pairs with ages noted as legal or under sixteen. Names include Mary Jane Durham and William W Clark, Mildred Payne to Geo Shelton, Bertha Pulley to Frank Wilbur, Ruby Spurgin to Bark Pulley, Ina Holcomb to Leander Allumbaugh, Esther Willey to John Muir, Mary Hansen to Henry Christenson. Also noted is a statement that United States policewomen have a national organization.
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Mary Jane Durham
William W. Clark
Mildred Josephine Payne
Geo. Wm. Shelton
Bertha A. Pulley
Frank Wilbur
Ruby Spurgin
Bark A. Pulley
Fazel Ina Holcomb
Leander Allumbaugh
Esther Agness Willey
John Robert Muir
Mary Hansen
Henry Christenson
Splendid Monday Night Piano Benefit at Wood-Mar Hall
A good sized audience welcomed Prof. M. D. Hawkins and Miss Romig for a piano and readings benefit at Wood-Mar Hall on Monday night. The program featured eight hands from the Misses Elliott Owen Hodson and Sanders, Romig's solo numbers, and Hawkins readings, all well received and in a merry mood.
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M. D. Hawkins
Romig
Wood-Mar Hall
Elliott
Owen
Hodson
Sanders
Casey
Willamette Club Notes and New York Property Figure
Willamette Club members held a social with a mock trial and mock wedding led by Professor Hawkins of Pacific College. Delbert Replogle and Ross Miles acted as attorneys. later a regular meeting discussed a local basketball league and delegates were named. Initiates included Hinshaw, Rep loyle, Ballard, Honing, Youngs, Wiley, Rmodell, Dudley, Langton, Harrington. The United States holds property in New York valued at 66,331,000.
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Willamette Club
Hawkins
Pacific College
Delbert Replogle
Ross Miles
Newberg
Harold Hinshaw
Delbert Reployle
Lester Ballard
Fred Honing
Louis Youngs
Ross Wiley
Hugh Rmodell
Paul Dudley
Theo Langton
Roy Harrington
United States
City of
New York
Steamer Santa Clara Wreck Near Coos Bay
The steamer Santa Clara bound from Portland to San Francisco wrecked on south spit inside the bar near Coos Bay entrance. Eight dead, eight passengers and three crew unaccounted, forty five survivors cared for at Marshfield. Captain blames steering gear failure as the vessel listed and hit a shoal. boats capsized after passengers were removed. Mail and express removed. most freight expected to be saved.
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Santa Clara
Portland
San Francisco
South Spit
Coos Bay
Marshfield
Halloween Social and Local High School Sports Update
A Halloween social at Newberg High School featured autumn decorations and a stunt test while Norvin Coulter visited. The Senior Junior team won three straight to claim the local basketball title, with sophomores finishing second. the varsity squad will be formed from tryouts. The Agareton Literary Society met, Rev. Homer Cox led Y M C A, and Prof Taggart spoke on the diary of a young professor.
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Newberg High School
Owls
Norvin Coulter
Baker
Hawkins
Hallowe’en Social
Lewis
Agareton’ Literary Society
Homer Cox
Sunnyside Friends Church
Portland
Taggart
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W. R. C. Business
J. B. Parrish
Dundee
Dee
D. A. Magness
Pearce & Holmes
F. A. Quist
Magne
Lundy
Dane Dundee
M Magness
A. W. Fletcher
Hewitt & Nott
Peron
Quarterly Meeting OF Friends Church
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