Congressman Hawley Visits Newberg for Talks and Speech
Hon W C Hawley, congressman from the district, arrived in Newberg this morning and will stay until Friday morning. He invites all interested in upcoming congressional action to meet him. Tonight at 8 he speaks at Duncans Hall under the Hughes Alliance. Ladies are especially invited. a male quartet from McMinnville will provide music.
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W. C. Hawley
Newberg
Congress
Duncan’s Hall
Hughes Alliance
McMinnville
Presbyterian church notes on Friday and Sunday meetings
C Y P U notes invite all hands to Friday night service at the Presbyterian church and to Sunday evening meetings. Theo Langton leads on What New Work Should Our Society Undertake with a fall season focus and full membership urged. Emmet Gully to lead Friends group on the same subject with a special musical number planned.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Theo Langton
Emmet Gully
Winter Meetings Invite Young Members to Engage
A church notice invites members to a Sunday evening service and winter meetings. Baptist leader Mrs W J Wilson urges earnest participation and service, while Methodist leader Miss Frances Hevland presents the topic Witnessing for Christ with plans for special music and a large turnout.
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W. J. Wilson
Frances Heviland
Christ
Great Lecturer Set for October 26 at Wood-Mar Hall
Dr. Lincoln Wirt of the Royal Geographical Society will open the lyceum season at Wood-Mar Hall on October 26 with a lecture titled In the Wake of the War Americas Challenge to the World. Graphic readers will receive more details next week.
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Lincoln Wirt
Royal Geographical Society
Wood-Mar Hall
America
Graphic
Dr. Wirt
Lime Convention to Meet in Corvallis for Farm Lime Access
An important meeting is set for Saturday in Corvallis Oregon to discuss organizing Willamette Valley farmers through the Lime Convention. State Grange leaders and representatives of the Grange Farmers Union Equity Societies and taxpayers seek ways to obtain affordable lime and may pursue legislative action. Farmers are urged to attend at the courthouse on October 7 at 10 o'clock.
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Corvallis
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Spence
Grange
Farmers’ Union
Equity Societies
Weatherford to Speak at Duncan's Hall Monday
Hon. Mark V. Weatherford Democrat and Prohibition candidate for Congress will speak at Duncan's Hall on Monday October 9 at 8 p m. He is described as a talented speaker and will analyze the brewers' amendment. Public invited. Paid advertisement.
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Mark V. Weatherford
Congress
Duncan's Hall
Weatherford
Pd Adv
What Is a Christian Evangelist Baker Lectures
Evangelist William A. Baker will speak on What Is a Christian at Duncan's hall next Sunday afternoon at 3. The lecture will examine standards for true Christianity using scripture. The talk is free and all are invited to attend.
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William A. Baker
Duncan’s Hall
Baker
Autumn Market Announcement by Woman's Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary to Pacific College will hold an Autumn Market on November 2 3 4. Delegates list departments and organizers for Rummage Fruit and vegetables Hot Tamales Candies Fancy Work Lunch Decorating and advertising with named organizers for each area.
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Pacific College
Anna McDonald
Louisa Parker
Berta K. Terrell
Orange Elliott
Wm. Mainwaring
Martha Reod
Evangeline Martin
Sadie Colcord
Emma Taylor
Lucy Rees
Mary Etta Lewis
Justin Haworth
James Inez Butt
Baird
Emma Ebret
Rebecca W. H. Smith
Miss Johnson
Austin Keeney
Lida Madson
Mrs. Stuart
Cora Hadley
Della Vincent
T. H. Gardner
Verona H. Nelson
Rebecca Pennington
Marie Evans
Pearl Weesner
Land and Loan Measure sparks opposition in editorial
An Oregon editorial blasts the Land and Loan Measure on the November ballot calling it absurd to loan $1500 with no interest to families failing to accumulate $2,500 in property. It argues cash gifts would better aid the propertyless and warns borrowers would fall deeper in debt.
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U. S
Oregon
Industry Warns Against Taxpayer Burden Over Extravagance
The passage argues that shifting cost to taxpayers would destroy industrial capacity and threaten the state’s survival, warning that such a policy would bankrupt industry and be unsustainable.
W C T U Gleanings Benefit Lunch Ahead of Pendleton Trip
The W C T U invites Friday lunch at Mrs F L Harford's home from 11 30 to 8 for 10 cents to fund the delegate trip to Pendleton on the 17th. Those registered will be served coffee and cream. unregistered attendees are urged to register at F A Morris after lunch. The next meeting is with Mrs Otis on Wednesday the 11th at 2 30.
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F. L. Harford
Pendleton
F. A. Morris
Chrehill
Eastern Oregon normal school proposal gains support
Fred Lockley of the Oregon Journal visited Newberg to back a proposed Eastern Oregon state normal school at Pendleton. He argues higher learning institutions are Western based and Eastern Oregon needs facilities for education and teacher training. The plan would cost about four cents per thousand dollars of property value, a twenty fifth mill tax, with broad educator support for training rural teachers east of the Cascades. A wood for watch trade offer appears from C A Morris, jeweler.
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Fred Lockley
The
Oregon Journal
Newberg
Oregon
Pendleton
Cascades
Shrock County Agent Salary Clarified in Yamhill Report
Oregon Agricultural College extension service clears up salary figures for Yamhill county agent M. S. Shrock noting he earns 1600 dollars per year. The county allocates 1500 dollars with a matching state contribution, totaling 3000 dollars for salary and office expenses.
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Oregon Agricultural College
M.S. Shrock
Yamhill County
Paul V. Maris
Beating the O and C grant myths in Oregon history
The Eugene Register argues the Oregon & California grant lands lost value long ago as timber and barren tracts eclipsed farming prospects. It contends railroad aims show timber land is the real asset and that hopeful homesteads were an illusion.
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Oregon
Eugene Register
Piano Fund Entertainment at Wood-Mar Hall October 13
Friday October 13 at Wood-Mar Hall features a piano fund program. President Pennington will lecture on a Shakespeare play while Prof and Mrs Hull perform the Peer Gynt Suites with musical explanations and the play story. Admission is ten cents.
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Wood-Mar Hall
Piano Fund
Pennington
Shakespeare
Hull
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Charles Evans Hughes
Hawley
Mark Weatherford
W. C. T. U. Gleanings
C. A. Morris
M. S. Shrock
Piano Fund Entertainment
Leonora Fisher
Baptist Church
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