Academy and High School Clash Under New Rules
A lively college academy team faced a high school squad on the college field Tuesday evening. Captain Hadley scored the first TD after nine minutes, Williams kicked the extra point, and in the second half Lewis scampered in on a punt for another score. Academy 11 High School 0. Both teams showed promise and enthusiasm amid the new rules.
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Academy
College
Hadley
Williams
Lewis
Academy 11
High School
Saunders
Young Whit tier man dies after spinal disease
A Whit tier California telegram reports the death of Wm. Stratton's youngest son. He had been in Pasadena with his aunt and worked in Long Beach before illness worsened. Placed in a Whittier hospital he became unconscious and died Tuesday evening from spinal softening that paralyzed his lower limbs. Burial plans include bringing the body home and a Sunday funeral expected if he arrives Saturday.
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Whittier
California
Informaton
Wm. Stratton
Pasadena
Long Beach
Local Social Notes From Coast To Forest Grove
Geo Nelson and Phin Smith returned last Thursday from a coast trip. Miss Anna Bartholomew visited McMinnville Sunday with cousin Mrs H M Dix and family. Miss Lillian Shuck spent Sunday with cousin Miss Vera Rogers. Jas Daniels of Newberg visited the Walker home Sunday. Miss Evelyn Dix returned from McMinnville where she attended the teachers institute and visited at her parents home. Mrs Van Osdal visiting Forest Grove with her son Ore Lewis and Earl Christenson visited their aunt Mrs Skowron late last week. Graphic and Oregonian.
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Geo. Nelson
Phin Smith
Anna Bartholomew
McMinnville
H. M. Dix
Lillian Shuck
Vera Rogers
Jas. Daniels of
Newberg
Walker
Evelyn Dix
Teachers’ Institute
Ore
Lewis
Earl Christenson
The Bible in Public Education
Mrs. W. R. Carter argues the Bible should be taught in public schools as a foundation of integrity and patriotism. She warns that removing the Bible would erode law, literature, and moral sense, urging education laws to reflect its influence and advocate for its proper, non sectarian teaching. The piece cites Indiana settlers valuing the book and calls for public sentiment to support its place in schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Hope
Indiana
Real Estate Transfers Reported by McMinnville Abstract
Real estate transfers listed by Yammll Coun Abstract Co McMinnville include Paulina Jackson to Harvey Barry and wife Lots 3 and 4 and 6 Cozines 3rd add McMinnville 200 dollars. Durham M J and spouse to S F Morgan Lot 6 block 44 Oak Park add McMinnville 40 dollars. E D Geer and wife to Nelson P Wheeler west half of sections 5 and 6 in 1t9 600 dollars. Morris R Fletcher as administrator to F A Fletcher and half of lands in sections 2 and 3 to 7 750 dollars. M A Baker and wife to J L Whirry and Willam court 48 township 4 range 4 1350 dollars. Vernon T Hinshaw and wife to Ora H White Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 16 18 block 54 Edwards add Newberg 1000 dollars. Wm White et al to Vernon T Hinshaw 4 percent of land J B Rogers deed 3000 dollars. John Glass and wife to John Coovert Lots 1 2 3 4 and block 2 Lippincotts 1st add Dayton 1800 dollars. D W Freely and wife to C E Cole Lot 3 block 18 Oak Park add McMinnville 40 dollars. E C Apperson and wife to Wm
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Paulina Jackson
Harvey Barry
McMinnville
Durham M J
Husb
S F Morgan
Oak Park
E D Geer
Toto Nelson P Wheelers
Morris R Fletcher
Admr
F A Fletcher
Baker
J L Whirry
Willam
Vernon T Hinsham
Ora H White
Edwards
Newberg
Wm White
Vernon T Hinshaw
Ain J
Rogers
John Glass
John Coovert
Lippincotts
Dayton
W Freely
C Ecole
Minnville
EC Apperson
City seeks sealed proposals for Newberg water system
Sealed proposals are invited by the Newberg city council for the construction of a water system, with bids due noon November 15, 1906. Proposals must follow the specifications on file in the recorder’s office. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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City of
Newberg
Yamhill County
Oregon
Office of Recorder
W. W. Nelson
City of Newberg
Sale of two eight year old mares and wagon harness
Two eight year old mares are offered for sale with a wagon and harness. The seller will take half cash and the balance as a note secured by approved security. Location is R F D 2 east of Spaulding sawmill. Contact D M Hoots.
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Spaulding
D. M
Summer excursion rates extended to October 31 1906
The article notes extended low round trip rates from all points on the S P and C E railroads to Newport and Yaquina through October 31 1906. It highlights autumn appeal and affordable lodging with through baggage service continuing, and invites inquiries via S P or C E agents.
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S. P
Newport
Yaquina
Pene Eee
Cough Remedy Praised By Illinois Mother
Mrs Ora Bussard of Brubaker Illinois endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after her child recovered from pneumonia and a lingering cough. She notes the remedy helped the girl regain strength and weight. The product is sold by C F Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Bussard
Brubaker
Illinois
C. F. Moore
Clubbing Rates Listed for The Weekly Oregonian and The Graphic
The Weekly Oregonian price is $1.50 and The Graphic is $1.00. A two for $2.00 offer combines both papers for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Graphic
Local Patent Remedy Promises Quick Colds Cure
Oregon City physician describes a tonic claimed to prevent influenza and relieve asthma hay fever and weak lungs. The ad from F H Caldwell Co offers a trial bottle free with a one dollar guarantee, urging readers to try the remedy despite limited clinical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sot
Geo
Wallis
Y. Maine
Tine
Oregon City
Maine
F. H. Caldwell & Co
Editor’s Parodic Paradise Outfit Irony
A western editor frets about clothing over his wings in paradise while a rival quips his hat would be hard to wear over horns. The exchange plays on absurd apparel limits and satirical envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Exchange
Paradise
Young Mother Restored at Seventy by Electric Bitters
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother aged seventy was disabled by dyspepsia for twenty years until six months of Electric Bitters. the remedy revived strength, improved digestion, and restored vitality. It purifies blood and aids stomach liver and kidneys. also claims to cure malaria and biliousness. 50c guaranteed by F. H. Caldwell & Co. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Maine
F. H. Caldwell & Co
Marriage notices tucked beneath death notices again
A reader questions why the paper places marriage announcements under death notices. The editor and a bachelor discuss whether mixing these notices serves to remind readers that life continues after loss.
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Irving Stratton
West Chehalem
Graphic and
The
Bible
W. R. Carter
Campbell
Rm Geldard
John F
Johns
Yammll Coun Abstract Company
Chamberlain
Team For Sale
Midrtle Hepburn
John Dancer
Anna Christine Hansen
Peter Peterson
Anna Craven
Roscoe W. Cahill
Memphis
Missouri
Cravenett
Neptune
Mother Earth
T. E. Whout
Calkins & Wright
White House
Glen Hotel
C. J. Leavitt
J. S. Carrick
Pacific College
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