Society Aids Seventeen State Children in Homes and Investigations
The society places dependent children in homes across seventeen counties and sends agents to verify care and school attendance. Field work is costly and unpaid, with 200 cases investigated last year and about half prosecuted. The group appeals for wider public donations to support welfare efforts.
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Pri
Superin Gardner
Newberg Proposes Cooperative Evaporator Idea
Ira Hawley urges Newberg to back a Likefresh system evaporator to preserve fruit and vegetables. The plan envisions a $4000 cooperative to dry apples berries prunes and vegetables quickly, cut wood use by 75 percent, and enable year round fresh products for residents and nearby regions.
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Ira Hawley
W. E. White
Newberg
Lafayette
Portland
W. H. Swett
Oregonian and Journal
Technical World
New York
Prof. Swett
Willamette Valley
Washington
California
J. Ira Hawley
Pacific West
Swett
Plea For Dependent Children In Oregon
The Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Oregon appeals for Thanksgiving donations amid rising dependents from population growth. Yamhill County backs the effort with a dormitory grant of 175 dollars and a 10-dollar monthly maintenance. Public schools and citizens are urged to contribute as part of the annual plea.
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Oregon
The Charity Ball presented by McKenzie's Merry Makers
McKenzie's Merry Makers bring The Charity Ball to Duncan's Opera House on Monday evening. The production promises lavish scenery wardrobe and electrical effects with vaudeville interludes and a juvenile orchestra program. Seats are on sale at Jack's Confectionery and a full house is anticipated.
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Eva Heazlit
Duncan’s Opera House
McKenzie
Merry Makers
Duncan's Opera House
Jack
Temperance Folks Are Waking Up
A reader letter urges nationwide temperance action to end liquor traffic. It argues husbands neglect their farms due to alcohol and warns that moral suasion has failed, calling for decisive action to remove the temperance foe from society.
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Temperance
College Auxiliary Hosts Big Meeting at Pacific College
Two hundred or more attendees gathered in the gym for a social event organized by the Ladies Auxiliary of Pacific College. Speakers from the college, readings, and a communal meal followed, demonstrating strong community ties and support for college interests.
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Pacific College
Jessie Britt
Ella Macy
Stanbrough
Fulkerson
Jessie Edwards
E. H. Woodward
Alco 4
Gumption on the Farm
Guidance on winterizing farm tasks and readiness measures. Advises feeding birds, protecting crops from frost, sorting rotten produce, avoiding speculation, repairing gear, stockpiling glue and rubber cement, and completing spring projects early. Warns to assign windmill repairs to a strong, level-headed person and stresses daily gratitude.
Medford apples win at Vancouver show and Oregon real estate goals
Medford enters a yellow Newtown apple that won first prize at the Canadian National Apple Show in Vancouver. Oregon real estate men plan a state federation to protect members and boost the industry. Oregon fir will deck a new Omega liner to sail between America and Europe. The Fifth Annual Rose Festival dates are set for June 5 1911. Portland Y M C A offers winter apple culture classes with expert lectures.
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Medford
Newtown
Vancouver
B.C
Oregon
Spokane
Portland
Commonwealth
Stettin
Germany
Omega
America
Europe
Hamburg-American Line
Portland Y. M. C. A
West for Governor leads as returns show decisive victory
The race yields West as governor with a large Democrat lead while Republicans sweep the state ticket. Prohibition is defeated and Home Rule appears carried. In Yamhill county the GOP wins most offices except County Judge and Representatives remain undecided. Nearby Newberg pivots on prohibition with mixed precinct results.
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West
Democrat
Hawley
Lafferty
Yamhill
Vine W. Pearce
D. H. Turner
Graves
Briedwell
Brownhill
Newberg
J. L. Hoskins
F. H. Caldwell
W R C Inspector Honors Shiloh Corps No 28
Mrs Nettie J Ungerman acting Inspector of the W R C for Oregon visited Shiloh Corps No 28 in McMinnville Last Thursday a grand dinner in Masonic hall accompanied the visit The afternoon session featured remarks praising the corps work and relief efforts with visitors from Portland McMinnville and Dayton.
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Nettie J. Ungerman
McMinnville
Department of Oregon
Shiloh
Masonic Hall
Relief Corps
Portland
Dayton
New Auto Garage Opens in Yamhill and Washington Counties
John N. Crosby arrived from Portland with a new E M F thirty five passenger car and secured agency for the east half of Yamhill and the south half of Washington for the E M F thirty and the Flanders twenty. He plans a local garage offering repair and livery services with experienced staff to serve the public.
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John N. Crosby
Portland
Yamhill Co
Washington Co
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