02 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
1
A satirical verse paints a staged procession with political figures and seasonal images. The curtain reveals a school, a boy, Taft, Pinchot, Ballinger, and farmers amid a mock harvest and natural colors. The piece ends musing on fall’s pleasures and nature’s seasonal renewal.
A pensive historical column blends autumnal imagery with a forecasted Taft travel epic. It notes Taft’s 18 000 mile journey across the Pacific Slope and intermediate points beginning on the 15th, and outlines a large bridges and trestles test along with a Mars sighting and zodiac signs for September. The piece shifts to a Veterans association meeting in Yamhill County, electing officers and an executive committee, planning annual gatherings, and honoring the Newberg Women’s Relief Corps for a veteran dinner and support.
Ada L. Pfeiffer 22 to E J Kienle 21 Bessie Linden 28 to W B Tagerman 32 Clara M Griffiths 20 to C H Hansen 21 Lyda M Hyde 21 to Clarence M Bogart 33 Minnie Lewis 30 to Richard Hughes 35
The W C T U state convention meets in Hood River October 5 to 8 with a county demonstration night. Counties will report progress in temperance work and display principal products or industries to show commercial value. Yamhill County seeks cooperation from businessmen and supporters. Mrs Devore of Dayton leads county efforts and local officers coordinate.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Yamhill County met at the M E church in Newberg for a two day session. Mrs Henrietta Brown of Albany urged intensified effort to secure Oregon's dry status in 1910. A penny fund aiming for about 800 dollars was proposed to finance the campaign. Lorena Hodson was named county delegate to the state convention with Edith Minchin as ex officio member. A memorial for Mrs Acisa Morris and a farewell note for Mrs Calva Martin were offered. Miss Myrtle Hannon gave a recital aided by a male quartet.
Chehalem Center hosts visits from Mrs. Cover and Mrs. Carter while Mrs. W. R. Carter travels to Eugene on business. Lydia Hyde wed Mr. Brown a German farmer from Eastern Oregon. couple leaves for home. Mrs. Inman of Portland to lecture on Proportionate and Systematic Giving at Chehalem Center church Friday September 3 at eight oclock. all invited.
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