G W Mitchell Dies Suddenl y At Newberg Farm
G W Mitchell died suddenly while doing barn chores. heart trouble listed as cause. He was 64, born in Indiana, lived in Newberg for 20 years, and contributed to Pacific Academy and College. Survived by son Jay J Mitchell and daughters Frances and May. Funeral held at Hollingsworth & Son chapel with Rev Charles C Whiteley. Also noted Oregon State Fair highlights and boys camp stock judging at the Oregon Agricultural College with prize cows and a trip to San Francisco.
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Newberg
Hollingsworth & Son
Charles C. Whitely
Friends Church
Jay J. Mitchell
Frances
May
Pasadena
California
Fol- Academy i
Gheeani
George W. Mitchell
Pacific Academy and College
Pacific College
E. H. Woodward
Evangeline Martin
Bloomingdale
Parke County
Indiana
Oregon
Corvallis
Salem
W. A. Barr
Deithe
Oregon Agricultural Col
San Francisco
County Fairs End Season With Broad Success Across State
The past week winds up county fairs statewide with exhibits in over three quarters of counties. Quality of products shown is up to grade and display staging is better than ever, marking a strong finish to the season.
Autumn wedding party at the Wilson home hints at Mrs Gardner
Miss Jessie Gardner hosts a fall gathering on Third Street with autumn leaves and asters decorations. Guests include Miss Ruth Romig winner of a game and Miss Maude Gregory entertaining with songs. Authorities urge voters to turnout in November to vote no on long legislative measures.
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Jessie Aes
Dongs
Omar C. Fendall
Wilson
Third Street
Maude Grégory
Ruth Romig
Miss Gardner
Britt
Lewis
McNay
Miller
Woodward
Ellen Gregory
Mills
Richardson
George
Rush
Romig
Doris Gregory
Colby
Christenson
Maude Gregory
Lois
Langton
Grace Wilson
Jessie Gardner
Mesdames Chas
C. Wnntely
A. C. Seely
D. D. Coulson
L. Armstrong
O. D. Miller
H. E. Gordon
C. A. Morris
R. W. Lewis
C. Hoskins
J. J. Madson
T. H. Gardner
Bugere Register
Annual meeting notes for Woman's Auxiliary details campus work
The report outlines dormitory remodeling at a college cost about 467.88 with six rooms in the north wing and a governor’s office repurposed for student use. It records Seattle and Salem auxiliaries raising funds, 30 members in Seattle, quarterly meetings, and officer elections led by Rebecca Pennington as president with Alberta Terrell as vice president and Anna McDonald as treasurer.
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Seattle
Salem
Rebecca Pennington
Alberta K. Terrell
Anna . McDonald
Rebecta W. H. Smith
Coos County Drug and Doctor Prosecution Results
Prosecutors pursue law enforcement as a druggist and three doctors face fines and jail terms. Mr Perkins receives 500 dollars and 30 days, suspended on compliance. Dr Stemmler and Dr Mason also plead guilty with fines and suspended jail, while Dr Johnson pays 50 dollars with suspended sentence.
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Coos County
Coquille Sentinel
Perkins
Wever
Stemmiler
Liljeqvist
Myrtle Point
Coke
J. L. Masson
Johnson
Apple juice discovery to produce new apple sirup
Government researchers and apple growers promote a new apple sirup made from seven gallons of cider per gallon of sirup. It is a ruby amber product with a fruity aroma and flavor like baked apples. Trials include 1000 gallons planned in Hood River Valley with government chemists to test market access through retailers.
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Uni
Hood River Valley
Oregon
Women Talk Politics in Yamhill County GOP Meeting
The Women’s Republican Club of Yamhill County held an energized meeting in Newberg with a large delegation. Mrs. Martin Miller presided, aided by the Newbery club president, as speakers urged registration to support Oregon dry efforts and Republican candidates. Names of attendees and organizers were listed, with a Sheridan meeting planned for October 12 at 2 PM.
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Women’s Republican Club
Yamhill County
Martin Miller
Newbery Club
H. O. Miller
Oregon
S. M. Calkins
Calkins
N. BE. Britt
Mabel G. Pike
Verona Nelson
Clarence Butt
E. L. Evans
Ben Evans
A. Bartholomew
N. A. Dixon
Elizabeth Calkins
Laura C. Morris
Maggie Littlefield
Prudy Mount
Charles Churchill
Cassie M. Scott
Martha E. Parker
C. B. Wilson
C. J. Hoskins
Florence Calkins
Jessie Gardner
Sheridan
Lumber Trust Plans Massive Pacific Coast Expansion
A giant lumber corporation with multi million capital plans to form a fleet of steamers and operate a network of eastern distributing yards, backed by holders of large timber interests in Clatsop and Tillamook counties.
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Clatsop
Tillamook
Hotel Simpson Nears Completion for North Bend Opening
The new $75,000 Hotel Simpson in North Bend is expected to be finished and open by July 1, 1915.
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North Bend
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G. W. Mitchell
County Fairs
Mrs. C. B. Wilson
Miss
Annual Meeting
Woman's Auxiliary
Republican Club
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