Community Notes From The Academy And Exposition
Local items review town life including visits from residents and visitors from Salem and Port land. The Adventists plan a west end church, a big fruit farm sale is advertised, fair news, and social events at homes and churches. The piece also notes school expansions, farm rentals, and ongoing community projects with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance McCormick
Laurel
C. B. Frissell
Port
H. J. Minthorn
Salem
LaFayette Items and Local Changes
News ywork notes changes in LaFayette including sales and business shifts. Martin and Johnson acquire the livery stable, Vanoose to run a new meat market and slaughterhouse, Fritz to open a photography gallery, Flanders building a windmill, and bridge carpenters repairing the K R R bridge over the Yamhill. North Carolina families move into Dilly Nelvonghouse and attend the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage Fia
Vanoose
Flanders
Kewx House
K. RR
Yamhill
North Carolina
Dilly Nelvonghouse
Leva
Tn Seminary
Brick Market Ready for Sale and Local Paper Woes
The notice proclaims three hundred thousand first class brick ready for sale at a yard near the railroad in the west town. It contrasts brick sales with the financial struggles of a county newspaper, which laments free space requests from churches and societies and the failure of subscribers to support the paper, leaving the editor burdened by costs and unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butteville
Win. Jones
Winalock
Pinney
Kansas
Florence
Sinslaw
Lane Country
Wickersham
Elayold Clark
Newberg House
W. V. Cefn
Lawrence Kane
J.M. Wright
G. W. Wymane
Post-Minster
The Sun X Never Sets on the United States
Clarkson argues that the United States spans ten degrees of longitude from Alaska to Maine, making the sun shine on Americans from coast to coast. He praises Alaska's potential and resources, noting the republic’s expansion and strategic center in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Daniel Webster
Russian America
Aleutian Island
Japan
San Francisco
Eastport
Maine
Our
Republic
Aleutian Islands
Republican Party
Tts
Thne
Alaska
Clarkson
Ladies' Column Excerpt Reflects on Poets and Faith
An assembled column fragments discuss famous and unknown writers, citing John Howard Payne and Washington. The prose explores themes of home, heaven, and parental ties, referencing moral purity and the public’s faith in people. The style hints at a serialized, reflective feature from a late 19th or early 20th century page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathan
Peru
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naheeabie Neoalpote
Academy
Don Gilbert
Postoffice
The
Whittier Literary Society
Evangelical Church
Julius Wiley
Dulles
Nate Wiley
Alva Cook
Oregon Land Company
Astoria
Sam Hess
Chris Christenson
Hugh Heacock
Mr. Paxon
Dayton Prairie
Martin Cook
Portland
Net
Oregon
Kite Holston
Columbia Co
Albina
Brown
Lawes
Washington County
Frank Eliott
F. A. Morris
Towne
Murricon
Women's Fores Missionary Society
Friends Church
E. K. Eowaxpa
Newbery
E. B. Nye
Clara Nye
R. H. Roala
Rider
Mra
N. C. Williams
C.F. Moony, P.M
Cooper
HL. L. Christenson
Presbyterian Church
F. C. Warner
Smockville
Luther Wotan
Tacoma
Mr. Votan
W. Vi Coffin
Lawrence
Gaariui
Nez Perce Indiane
Idaho
Friends Hireh
Friends
Douglas Island
Iliavieit
A.C. Martins
Lews
T. I. Johnson
Saharia
Newberg
Suluw, McMinnville
Ray
Yarhill Co
Menera
Gates
Hombree
Pletcher
Moor
George Moor
Robert
Utisa
Presbyterian
Rameey Bros
South Bend
C. T. Tolson
Hoyskeeping
Posty
Charch
Mal
Sid
Lian
Barbarona
Sila
LaFayette
J. P. Johnson
Clam] Ferguson
Martin & Johnson
Mr. Fritz
McMinnville
Mr. Carpenters
Det
Mes, F. A. Morrts
Ne’r
Gruetone
Carlton
John Howard Payne
Azire Dome
Williams
Gal's Angels
Heaven's Home
Sweet Home
Unequaa
Ieaem Waar
Corey
Aleeshew Rou
Brant
Samuel Hobson
Moorr Bros
Enterprise Saw Mill
Hitchell & Clark, Prop's
Chelalem Mountain
A. B. Haworth
Winooski Street
Pricos Reasonable
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul & Chicago
Iequipment
America
Maayhind
Isuarope
Charlton
Avast. Gen
Morris, Miles & CO
EFC
General Merctiandie
Department of Gents Furnishing Goods
Chevoit
Panta
Satinez
Svarta
Cassimere Pants
Howe
Coffe
Jeans Pante
Dry Goods and Nation Department
Tricors
Dneva Gisaiane
Assanets Scremes
Susan
Maxcresten Casumense
Lapurs Repeisants
Aicotoms Vatvere
Woo
Assayer Surtimos
Entiaay Paw
Allan
Waane Eone
Tia Gage—Downs Conant Arp
Kear We
Deane
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