Dairymen report strong August profits despite poor pastures
Yamhill County Cow Testing Association records an average 551 pounds of milk and 26.9 pounds fat per cow for 22 herds in August, with a net profit of 11.89 per cow after $5.13 feed cost. Best herd nets 24.51 per cow from 12 cows. poorest 8.00 per cow from 15 cows.
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Yamhill County
Delmar Perkins
Messrs
Umbanhaure
Earl
Ed Cary
Yamhill
R. W. McNeal
Pretty ring ceremony binds Miss Munkers to Malden Barrick
A Sunday morning wedding at the Bar rick home in Corvallis joined Miss Aenene Munkers and Malden F. Barrick with Rev. Howard Fagan officiating. Attendants were Miss Olive Barrick and Ralph Barrick, while Pearl Coon played piano. A wedding breakfast followed. the bride is a former stenographer for the law firm Lewis and Yates.
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O. P. Barrick
Corvallis
Aenene Munkers
Malden F. Barrick
Howard Fagan
Christian Church
Olive
Ralph Barrick
Lewis & Yates
Barrick
G M Bales Dies After Sudden Wednesday Fall
George M. Bales 68 died Wednesday morning after collapsing on South College street in front of the Friends church. Fletcher Cox and Dr. T W Hester attempted resuscitation. A longtime Newberg shoe shop operator and Friends church member, he leaves a large family in Oregon California and Tennessee. Funeral at Friends church Sunday at 2 30 p m with viewing from 1 15 p m.
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George M. Bales
South College Street
Friends Church
Fletcher Cox
T. W. Hester
Jasper
Greenville
East Tennessee
Oregon
Newberg
California
First Street
G. M. Bales
George W. Range
Chas. L. Judd
Earl
Wm. Bales
Patterson
John Hutchinson
Lawndale
Jasper Bales
Ernest Bales
McMinnville
Lillian Townsend
el Centro
Community Cooperation Brings Success in Local Life
A community parable shows nine workers in one field and one in another, illustrating that united effort outpaces isolated work. The piece urges residents to support local merchants, patronize home stores, and engage in civic cooperation to boost streets, schools, churches, and amusements. Charlie True was up from Middletown Wednesday.
Hawleys Sons Reach France in World War Era Service
Kenneth Hawley, son of Representative Hawley, in the engineer corps, has reached France with the regular army. Cecil Hawley, also in the regular army, has arrived in France with the forces. The two brothers serve with organized units that sailed from an Atlantic port two weeks prior.
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Kenneth
Representative Hawley
Engineer Corps
France
Atlantic
Mr. Hawley
Cecil
Polk Co
California trip shows beans oil and fruit bounty
The writer in Lompoc describes a California to Mexico trip via Yosemite Los Angeles and San Francisco. Notes 29 000 acre bean ranches yielding Lima beans at about 8 cents a pound and 100 sacks per acre while Bakersfield area has oil wells. Mentions fruit stands gas prices and a visit with Mr. and Mrs. G E Stretch on a ranch with 12 cows and a budding family orchard near Merced. Also compares heat in Redding with Oregon ahead.
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Lompoc
Cal
Tage
Newberg
California
Mexico
Yoite
Los Angeles
San C
San Fran
Sacramento
Tia Juana
Bakersfield
Wisconsin
Moore
G. E. Stretch
Merced
Redding
Oregon
Double Wedding at Springbrook Church Unites Haworth and Lewis Families
The ceremony at Springbrook united Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Haworth and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lewis in a polished double wedding. Rev. Richard Haworth officiated en route to Long Beach. Attendants included Eunice Lewis, Paul Lewis, Mabel Rush, and Daisy Newhouse. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with about 130 guests. The bride, a Quaker from a prominent family, is a Pacific College alumna. the groom, Mr. Butler, studied at Huntington Park Training school and will live at Springbrook for a time.
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J. L. Haworth
L. E. Lewis
Richard Haworth
Richmond
Indiana
Long Beach
California
Russell W. Lewis
Lura Haworth
Lohengrin
Eunice Lewis
Paul Lewis
Mabel Rush
Daisy Newhouse
Asenath Butler
Pacific College
Huntington Park Training School
Butler
Springbrook
Yamhill County W C T U Holds Successful Convention
The Yamhill County W C T U met in the Baptist church for two days with an excellent program. Mrs S S Barnes was elected president and Edith Minchin as vice president. Miss Edith A Rothacher and other officers were chosen. Delegates came from Chehalem Center McMinnville Dayton and Dundee.
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Yamhill
M. Frances Sland
Oregon
Edith Minchin
S. S. Barnes
McMinnville
Springbrook
Edith A. Rothacher
Lillie M. Welter
Newberg
Edna Everest
Woman Sends Rallying Note Ahead of Frisco Trip
A letter from Mrs. Etta Moore expresses eagerness and morale as travelers prepare to resume their journey toward Frisco after crossing the state line in the Siskiyous.
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Siskiyous
Frisco
Etta Moore
Iowa Missouri Society organized with invited Missouri natives
The Iowa MissourI Society met at the city park last Saturday and formed a new organization. By unanimous vote Missouri natives were invited to join. H R Stevens chaired the meeting and announced officers: President Mrs Rebecca Smith and Secretary Treasurer Verona H Nelson. A park picnic was set for the first Thursday in October and all former residents were urged to attend.
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Iowa
Missouri
Women Proclaimed Registration Day Sentiment
Announcement proclaims September 15 as registration day for women. The president expects loyal women to register to aid national work. Efficient women will be at polling places Saturday September 15 from 1 to 6 pm.
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United States
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Points
Mr. Barrick
Charlie True
Middleton
Hawleys Sons
Graphic
Miss Maude Haworth
Asa Barry Butler
Hamilton
W.C
Iowa-Missouri Society
Sheriff Henderson
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