White Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Newberg
Nathan and Elizabeth A. P. White marked fifty years of marriage with a November 3 celebration in Newberg Oregon. Born in Indiana the couple moved to Oregon in 1874 settling in Dayton Sherman County then Newberg eight years ago. Surrounded by friends and family from Portland Eugene and Spokane the event featured autumn décor, fruit centerpieces, and gifts including gold coins.
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Nathan
Lizzie White
James Vestal
Matilda Johnson
Whittier
California
Mary Cook
Erma Heacock
Eula Colcord
Florence Kaufman
Indiana
Richmond
Oregon
Dayton
Sherman County
Newberg
W. E. White
H. M. Ogden
Portland
Melvin Pool Ogden
Eugene
Everett Peckham
Oklahoma
Lelia
Taft
Chafin
Ohio
Taft Smile. the Out of Town Guests Were Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Adair
White
Melvin Ogden
E. A. Trueblood
Lee Stanley
Stanhope Pier
Pierce
Maxwell Pierce
H. A. Moore
W. H. Moore
Elizabeth Roberts
Merchants Protective Association Urges Local Business Ties
The Merchants Protective Association explains its purpose to unify local business men and curb overdue accounts. It notes debtors who move between firms and states, creating losses, and says members may be blacklisted until bills are settled. The Newberg M P A Committee calls for local participation.
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Merchants Protective Association
Newberg
Taft Landslide Wins 309 Electoral Votes in 1908 Election
Early returns show Taft with a decisive victory securing 309 electoral votes. He leads in multiple states including California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio with large pluralities. Notable county results include Oregon where Taft won every county and Yamhill precincts except Willamette. In North Newberg Taft led strongly with 187 to 102.
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California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
N. Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
R. Island
S. Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
W. Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Yamhill County
Willamette
Bryan
North Newberg
Chafin
Debs
South New
Dundee
Governor Hughes Wins Reelection by 71,150 Margin
The report notes Charles E. Hughes of New York was reelected by a 71,150 vote majority. Tait and Bryan Ge are mentioned in connection with the election context as figures in the outcome.
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Gave Tait
Bryan Ge
Charles E Hughes
New York
Eugene Leads State Dairy Push and Albany Apple Show Set
Eugene countywide funding tops five thousand dollars for expert salary and yearly operations. Albany business delegation travels to Portland for the County Apple Show and depot opening with a large Portland Club luncheon and special train excursion. Salem hosts Oregon State Dairy Association December 10 11 with plans to surpass prior meetings. Oregon Development League cites dairy reports in outreach to Eastern farmers.
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Eugene
Lane County
Oregon
Washington
California
Salem
Oregon State Dairy Association
Oregon Development League
Albany
Portland
Portland Commercial Club
Chehalem Center Prolonged Meetings Conclude Successfully
The Chehalem Center protracted meetings closed Sunday. Many were re consecrated and a number converted. Visitors included R. W. Kirk and wife from Independence. Enos Ellis moved into a new home addition. Wm. Brunson sold his property and plans to relocate to Washington county on a homestead claim. N. G. Kirk recovered from a sickness caused by a bad fall.
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R. W. Kirk
Independence
Enos Ellis
Wm. Brunson
Washington County
N. G. Kirk
Marriage Notices for Four Couples Listed
Kate Labonte aged 24 to An drew M. Smith aged 20 Edna Mary Hodson aged 24 to Harry Wayne Stannard aged 24 Ola M Roth aged 16 to Ernest L. Green aged 20
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Kate Labonte
Andrew M. Smith
Edna Mary Hodson
Harry Wayne Stannard
Ola M Roth
Ernest L. Green
McIntosh Offers Night Commercial Course at Newberg High
Mr McIntosh of Newberg High School announces a three month night commercial course. It covers Bookkeeping Spelling Commercial Arithmetic and Commercial Law with total tuition of ten dollars. Part portions may be taken by arrangement. The program aims to prepare students and local business workers for business life. Apply to Mr McIntosh for details and scheduling.
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McIntosh
Newberg High School
Our Minister at Duncans Opera House November 11
The Alcazar Stock Company presents the beautiful play Our Minister at Duncans Opera House on November 11. The production appeals to all ages and is described as heartwarming. Seats are 25 35 and 50 cents, with tickets on sale now.
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Duncans Opera House
Alcazar Stock Company
Duncans
Pay Up for Gravel Delinquency Warning
Property owners owing for gravel laid on streets are warned that costs will be charged to delinquents after November 15 by order of City Council. Also includes an unrelated advertisement for Winters Health Restorer and sales agent opportunities from FRANK W. WILLIAMS Company in Chicago with agent incentives.
Old Sayings and Rural Wit for Everyday Life
A collection of humorous proverbs and cynic humor on debt, labor, fidelity, and social behavior. The comments warn about whiskey, financial risk, farm life, engagements, and shopping habits with rural common sense and playful metaphors.
Success Magazine seeks Newberg man for subs and sales
Employment ad for a Newberg area representative to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business by effective methods. Permanent position with salary 1.50 per day plus commission. Send references to R. C. Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Bldg New York.
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Success Magazine
Newberg
R. C. Peacock
Success Magazine Bldg
New York
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