Locals and Passings Highlight Newberg Notes
The column records visits from Portland and Reno, marriages in Tillamook, construction progress on Rev. George F. Round’s cottage, hospitalizations, election activity, college events, and staff moves. It notes Mrs. J. B. Rowell’s grave illness, Ruths re: W C T U reception, and a gift of an oak table and chairs from the Alumni to Pacific College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hollingsworth
Portland
Ernest Everest
Minnie Forsyth
Tillamook
George F. Round
J. B. Rowell
L. M. Gilbert
Rosedale
Mire. Johnson
Hancock Street
A. E. Wilson
Graphic
J. T.smith
R. J. Davey
S. P
Clarence Watkins
Oakland
California
Oakland School of Architecture
Martin Downs
Newberg
Downs
Southern Pacific
Honeyman Hardware Co
L.A. Mills
Alberta
A. T. Bolden
Iran Hutchens
Ore'l. Price
Maynard Redmond
W. H. Nelson
Moving Picture Theatres
Henry Brubaker
Ridgefield
Washington
Brethren Church
George L. Kelly
McCoy
W. W. Hollingsworth
Henry Burbaker
Burbaker
Pacific College
T. W. Hester
Pennington
Alumni Association
Joint School Rallyes Across Polk County and Oregon Events
The notice outlines upcoming rural school rallies including a joint Polk County gathering in Grand Ronde on November 9 and a Lake View School meeting on November 16. It mentions a special train from McMinnville to Monmouth for November 23 and highlights lectures, ball games, and the Rural School Improvement Club convention during the Annual Institute in early December. It also covers the State Boys Conference in Eugene from November 29 to December 1 and lists participants and supporters from the University of Oregon, Eugene Commercial Club, and Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Lake View School
State
McMinnville
Monmouth
Nual Boys
Eugene
Eeeae Bhe University of Oregon
Eugene Commercial Club
Mnisterial Association
U. of 0
Salem
Portland
Roseburg
Grants Pass
H. A. Dalzell
Y. MC. A
H. W. Stone
R. R. Perkins
A.C. Schmitt
Albany
W. H. Lewis
Lewis-Wiley Co
Boys Conference Plans Advance For Seventh Event
Preparations are progressing for the seventh annual boys conference with committees formed and venues secured. Organizers anticipate participation from several schools and expect a wide range of activities and discussions.
Youth's Companion 1913 Subscription Notice
The Youth's Companion announces 1913 offerings for family readers from house-keeping to athletics. Mothers and fathers are advised of child care news and daily reports while the paper provides entertainment, ideals, and knowledge for less than four cents weekly. Subscriptions begin with 1913 and include free 1912 remaining issues plus gifts. The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass.
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Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Albany Apple Fair slated for November 13 14
Albany reports the Albany Apple Fair set for November 13 and 14 with strong grower turnout expected from Linn County and other regions, indicating a larger success than prior years.
John Shires Trip Chronicle From Portland to Georgetown
John Shires recounts a coast to coast journey starting October 22 leaving Portland. He describes sights along the Columbia River Grand Ronde valley Payette Idaho Snake River coal mines Green River Cheyenne Colora do Kansas City Missouri St Louis and Danville Georgetown for lunch with parents and old friends. He notes meeting blackbirds and a friendly homecoming. He closes with a summary of a nice trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Columbia River
Grand Ronde
Payette
Idaho
Snake River
Wyoming
Green River
Cheyenne
Colorado
Kansas City
Missouri
St. Louis
Danville
Georgetown
Blackbirds
John Shires
County Sets Wide Premium Show With Broad Product Scope
Counties and neighbors plan a big event with expanded prizes to cover nearly all soil products. Lectures will be given by Oregon Agricultural College faculty and other experts. Attendees can travel at one and one third fare from any Oregon Electric or Southern Pacific station from Portland to Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Electric
Southern Pacific
Portland
Eugene
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Sarg Britt
M. M. York
Little One
Frank Curtis
Walter Chalmers
A. E. Wilsop
Omer Fendall
Bob” Seeda
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C. A. Crabtree
Pendleton
H. H. Keim
Henry Hopkins
South Meridian Street
Clarence Butt
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
H. W. Parker
Charles C. Whitely
Indiana
Jared P. Binford
Carthage
Joseph Wilson
John Gilbert
Binfords
Glenn Paxson
Blue Mountains
Grant County
J. W. Duncan
Northern Pacific
Sherwin-Williams Co
Dalles
San Francisco
Lee Sprout
Nebraska
Katy Jones
Twaine
the “Civic Improvement Club
S. Duncan
Ida MacSmith
Linn
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Utz & Dunn and Florsheim Shoes
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Morris
Optometrist
Clerk Fields