Nut Growers to Meet in Portland
The Western Walnut Association plans its annual meeting at the Multnomah Hotel in Portland on November 12 and 13 with a strong program. Leads include C A Reed of the U S Department of Agriculture and key Oregon growers sharing experiences and cultivation insights. The event aims to promote nut culture as a profitable investment and features talks on walnut and filbert growing, nursery grafting, and market development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Walnut Association
Multnomah Hotel
Portland
J. C. Cooper
McMinnville
C. S. Lewis
Salem
Knight Pearcy
C. A. Reed
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Frank V. Brown
Dallas
John Novelius
Vancouver
Washington
Oregon Growers Co-operative Association
Oregon Nut Grower
Robt. C. Paulus
Trunk
Walgamott
Withycombe
Root
Shaw
Spurgeon
Novelius
Kruse
Lewis
Page
Nible
Northwest
George Do
Metropolitan Singers Souring November 14
The Metropolitan Singers, a Chicago group praised for blending and teamwork, will perform on the Lyceum course November 14. The ensemble, selected by Elias Day, includes Madge Miller, Beulah Hays, Leonard Aldridge, Alfred Green, and Mary Glen, noted for their vocal prowess and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeoné
Metropolitan@ingers
Lyceum
Chicago
Middle West
Elias Day
Madge Miller
Emmanuel Temple
Avenue
New York
The
New World
Brahms
Beulah Hays
He Art Symphony Orchestra
Leonard Aldridge
Arthur Middleton
Alfred Green
Mary Glen
Godowsky
Forest Service Helps Market Northwest Hardwoods
The Forest Service in Portland offers to assist landowners selling hardwoods such as oak ash maple myrtle alder cottonwood and other Northwest species. District Forester seeks owners to list species size quality and price to connect stumpage sellers with buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Portland
The
Inquirer
Public stance against labor coercion echoes historic battles with capital
The article argues Americans resisted capital’s domination and now confronts labor using threats to shut down railroads and fuel supplies. It says the public opposes revolutionary leadership and contempt for contracts, not unions themselves, and vows to defend the nation from any minority riding roughshod over rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Milk survey urged in Newberg grade schools
Local officials and teachers join Oregon Dairy Council in a milk survey to gauge how many children lack milk in their diet. The project, backed by health and education groups, aims to educate about dairy nutrition and collect survey returns via school principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Grent-Teacher Associations
Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Dairy Councils
Edith Knight Hill
Broadway Building
Census enumerators sought for Yamhill county Oregon
Postmaster W L Hembree of McMinnville urges residents to apply for census enumerator positions in Yamhill county. Shortage noted by Census Supervisor R H Crawford and applications must reach Salem this week. Enumeration starts January 2 1920 with pay from 4 to 6 dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Oregon
R. H. Crawford
Yamhill County
Crawford
Salem
McMinnville
Knight Adjustment Co. Plans Return After Illness
J I Knight announces the Knight Adjustment Company will resume operations in about a week or ten days from McMinnville Oregon after a serious illness. He thanks patrons for patience and expects improved service as staffing becomes clearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Adjustment Company
J. I. Knight
McMinnville, Oregon
J. H. Gagan Moves to Ira Smith Place Beyond Dundee
J. H. Gagan has moved to the Ira Smith place beyond Dundee, a property he purchased some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gagan
Ira Smith Place
Dundee
Chehalem Valley Highway Coming Now
The Oregon State Highway Commission quickly accepted the Yam Hill County Court order designating the Newberg Yamhill road a State Market road. Plans specs and surveys will start when funds permit next April, with Yamhill County offering to advance expenses to begin this winter. The move aims to bisect the north half of ergrenty and serve Marion Washington and Yamhill counties. J U Smith notes the county’s prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Yamhill
Newberg-Yamhill
Whitney L. Boise
Charles E. Walde
Benson
Yamhill County
County
Oregon
Ergrenty
Marion
Washington
J. U. Smith
Program At Baptist Church Services and Music
Morning service at 11 includes preludes hymns prayers scripture and sermon by Rev. W R Jewell with offertory and solos. Evening service at 7 30 features song service hymns solos and meditation led by Mrs Sears and Rev Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Saunders
Miss Martin
Rev
W. R. Jewell
Mra. Z. Sears
W. Y. Arthur
New Electrical and Storage Battery Firm Formed by Two Veterans
E. R. Simpson and Gail W. Wells form an electrical firm to handle all electrical work and storage battery recharging and rebuilding. Both served in active submarine service in World War II, commanding storage battery and electrical gear on submarines N6 and N6, with honorable discharges as Chief Electrician. They previously worked at Sunset Electrical Co. and bring years of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Simpson
Gail W. Wells
Atlantic
Sunset Electrical Co
Portland area auto battery service expands to Newberg
They propose a local source for supply and repair of starting and lighting batteries for Newberg and nearby areas. The firm offers full repair or recharge on all auto batteries and provides service batteries while work is done so cars can keep running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Newberg and Vicinity
Newberg Quarterly Meeting of Friends Church Activities
The Newberg Friends Meeting calendar lists a Friday 2 PM session of ministry and oversight, an 7:30 PM illustrated lecture by J. W. Harvey Theobald in Wood-Mar Hall, and Pacific College board meeting. Saturday devotion at 10:30 AM, noon dinner, 1:30 PM business session, and 7:30 PM missionary address by Rev. L Clarkson Hinshaw with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson of Friends
J. W. Harvey Theobald
London
England
Wood-Mar Hall
Pacific College Board
L. Clarkson Hinshaw
Next Lyceum Number Seats for Sale at Kienle's
Tickets for the next lyceum number go on sale at Kienle's Music Store for 50 cents. The Metropolitans will perform Friday night November 14. The Ellisot-White bureau previously charged 250 dollars for a single Metropolitans night, but a Portland Auditorium conflict opened a date for Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On &Ale
Kienle
Lyceum
Ellisot-White Bureau
Newberg
Iri
Portland
Red Cross Membership Drive Open Across Counties
Mrs. E C Baird joins the third annual drive on November 6 through 11 with H E Witham of Portland announcing the committee. Local headquarters cover Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Columbia and Yamhill counties and the effort emphasizes memberships only at one dollar each to support home service work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Baird
Newberg
Red Cross
H. E. Witham
Portland
Hugh Mount
Oregon City
W. B. Dennis
Carlton
W. H. Hollis
Forest Grove
Sam Weir
Hillsboro
Fred Trow
Rainier
H. C. Fixett
Geo. F. Honey
Gresham
L. S. Hopfield
McMinnville
James Ellison
St. Helens
Multnomah
Washington
Clackamas
Columbia
Yamhill
American Legion
Valley Canning Company Expands with New Buildings
Valley Canning Co plans eight acre expansion east of the cannery with timber grove, cottages for workers, and lumber on site. A new plant building 75 by 276 feet with a 75 by 140 foot basement will follow to meet next season’s canning program, reflecting manager Mr Rupert’s vision and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Canning Co
Newberg
Rupert
Beauty of Music at Baptist Church Service
On Sunday the Baptist church choir presents a full music program with hymns in the morning and evening. The selection includes classic hymns like Hark Hark my Soul and The Church's One Foundation and modern pieces such as Mine Eyes Have Seen and Yield Not to Temptation. A closing hymn helps comfort the sorrowful and poor, including A Little Bit of Love by E C Excell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
House of God
Jesus
E. O. Excell
Sulphur Proves Failure as Smut Preventative
Oregon grain growers are misled by a California sulphur concern promoting seed mixing to prevent smut. H. P. Bates of the Oregon Experiment Station notes California tests show little value, and a California grower abandoned sulphur in favor of Bluestone lime treatment after wheat remained smuttier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
California
H. P. Bates
Oregon Experiment Station
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Charles Trunk
J. C. Herren
J. R. DeNeuf
Lkarl Pearcy
California Walnut Growers Association
J. F. Landgner
Oregon Journal
Ralph T. Olcott
American Nut Journal
Wilking
Brixey
Groner
Ford Groner
George Hall, Hall & Emory Adv
C. I. Lewis
R. Graves
America
Tokio
Japan
Germany
Metropolitan Singers
Soring
W. L. Hembree
Chehalem Valley
Quarterly Meeting OF Friends Church
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