First Train Reaches Tillamook Highlights 1906 Rail Milestone
The first train from Hillsboro reached Tillamook at 3 20 pm marking a重大 milestone for the Pacific Railway and Navigation Company. Mayor Talmage and local officials welcomed the party as the line, built by E E Lytle and partner, nears inauguration with service planned for November 1.
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Tillamook
Pacific Railroad & Navigation Company
Hillsboro
Lytle
Pacific Railway & Navigation Company
Lytle Brothers
Portland, Nehalem & Line
Portland
Tillamook Bay
Coast Range
Party given for Miss Fay Price before departure
The Armory Hall gathering in Condon honored Miss Fay Price and Miss Florence Barker as they prepare to leave for Newberg. About thirty High School girls organized games and songs, with Katherine Clarke performing Sweet Sue Sue. Refreshments of cake and chocolate were served as guests wished the duo happiness in their new homes.
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L. T. Price
Condon
Newberg
Miss Fay
Condon Times
Armory Hall
Fay Price
Florence Barker
Katherine Clarke
New Pastor Whitely to Leave for Newberg Post
The Friends church prepares to bid farewell to Pastor Whitely and his wife as they accept a call to Newberg. The report notes his planned arrival in November and reflects on his nine years of service, the warm regard of the congregation, and the broader town involvement.
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Friends Church
Oo. Whiteley
Newberg
Carthage
Ind
Ening
Wir
Big Fourie
J. A. Water
Mry
Jared Binford
Whitely
Binford
Amos Hill
Friends
William Hobson
North Carolina
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Rev. Whitely
Methodist Church Preaches On Two Heavens This Sabbath
The pastor will speak on Two Heavens with morning sermon Heaven Below and evening theme Heaven Above. All are invited to attend services at the church on the upcoming Sabbath.
Victor Murdock Makes Good At Lyceum Talk
Kansas congressman Victor Murdock spoke at the college auditorium delivering a forceful voice on current history and injustices. The insurgent leader impressed a large audience with clear, honest thoughts and fiery rhetoric. Those who heard him called it a season’s highlight and missed by others a notable treat.
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College
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Lyceum
Murdock
Child Injured in Roadside Accident Near Haynes Home
Mrs. Warren Haynes reports her child was severely bruised but not fatally hurt after running into the path of J D Gordons auto near New A. A wagon passing ahead forced Gordon to pass right as the girl suddenly ran into the front guard and fell unconscious. Gordon stopped, the child was taken indoors, treated by local aid, and is recovering with no broken bones.
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Warren Haynes
J. D. Gordon
Haynes
New
Mr. Gordon
Dr Lyman Speery to Lecture in Newberg
The Young Men's Christian Association hosts Dr Lyman Speery who will lecture on Four Fourths A Man in the college auditorium in Newberg on Thursday October 19 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. The event aims to fill the hall with locals.
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Lyman Speery
Newberg
Speery
Young Men's Christian Association of the College
Cons umptives Need Not Be Stuffed
Nutrition experts challenge old beliefs on feeding tuberculosis patients in the October Journal of Outdoor Life. Dr John R Marlin argues consumptives can gain weight on a modest daily ration including milk eggs and bread while avoiding overfeeding. Other doctors conclude eggs are not essential and diets should fit the patient, not tradition.
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Journal of Outdoor Life
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
John R. Marlin
New York
Cornell University Medical College
Cecilia Flick
Henry Phipps Institute of Philadephia
David R. Lyman
Wallingford
Marlin
Good Time Social At Friends Church Hints Freshman Freshman Era
Over one hundred youths attended a Good time college social at the Friends church last Friday evening. Guides welcomed each guest and led them to the dean to register and assign classes. Faculty members were welcomed as freshmen and events included tug of war football, arts concert, and oratorical contest with class cheers.
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Friends Church
Pennington
Merriment Ends After Refreshments Close Evening Program
Prepared yells and merriment continued until the serving of refreshments closed the evening’s program.
Change in Management at First National Bank
W A King and L G Kneeshaw sell stock in First National Bank to W S Wharton who is elected president. Kneeshaw stays briefly as Wharton acquaints himself with the business. Wharton, formerly Bank of Heppner owner, will move to Newberg with family and make it his permanent home.
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W. A. King
First National Bank
L. G. Kneeshaw
W. S. Wharton
Heppner
Mr. Kneeshaw
Wharton
Bank of Heppner
Heppner Bank
Newberg man crafts Capitol and White House models for Taft banquet
Edward Senn of Newberg created plaster casts of the Capitol and the White House for a banquet table in Portland. He worked day and night to finish in time, lighting the models with bulbs for a realistic night display. Senn traveled to assist with the setup and earned praise for his skill and speed.
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Taft
Portland
Newberg
Capitol Building
White House
Edward Senn
Mr. Senn
Washington
Senn
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C. E. Trombley
Tillamook Herald
Wynn Trombley
Bay City Examiner
Arcadia
E. E. Lytle
C. E. Lytle
H. T. Botts
Miss Fay Price
Methodist Episcopal Church
Journal of the Outdoor Life
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