City Happenings Roundup From Newberg and Nearby
W E Crozer and family to Salem. J H Moore and family move to Salem. Rev Elmer Pemberton and Rev L A Wells visit. Catholic services Sept 11. Eva and Mabelle Miller attend a wedding in McMinnville. Mordecai Ellis and wife visit from Lafayette. Senator Caldwell visits Jefferson. Postmaster H M Hoskins and wife visit from McMinnville. E P Dixon takes master of ceremonies role in Dundee prune orchard. Suttons attend funeral of George Sutton in Dayton. L O Twite travels to Newburg, ND for a month. Mitchell from North Dakota rents downtown property. Fire alarm at Cummings evaporator near depot. fire fighters respond, danger passes. R W Kirk and family return to Corvallis after Harney County trip. Clemenson auto trip to Creswell. Mills visits Colorado Springs and Sioux City for two months. G H Greer reports oversized French prunes. A Ore Price of Portland visits Newberg with family. health improves after Union county vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sutton
Alice
Albert Benton
George Sutton
Dayton
L. O. Twite
Wynooski Street
Newburg
North Dakota
R. W. Kirk
Corvallis
Harney County
Sage Brush
Charley Clemenson
Creswell
Lane County
Frank C. Mills
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Iowa
Newberg
G. H. Greer
Greer
Ore L. Price
Portland
James Price
Price
Union County
Preaching and social rounds mark Newberg week
Newberg notes show church services planned with The Worlds Greatest Carpenter and At the Beautiful Gate topics. A large group spent Friday at Dundee for a prune grove picnic near Otterbrook with many local residents enjoying the day.
Prune Evaporator Fire Destroys Dundee Plant
Fire at the John Crosby prune evaporator in Dundee started from the furnace Tuesday night and completely destroyed the plant. Nearby structures were saved by workmen. estimated loss exceeds $3,000 with $2,000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crosby
Dundee
Yamhill County Poultry Association assigns show date and judge
At a September meeting in Newberg the Poultry Show was set for the first week in January with Civic Judge Elmer Dixon chosen to preside. A September 9 gathering at 2:00 p.m. was called for growers to attend, and notices will be sent to the county press and Northwest Poultry Journal. Congressman Hawley plans a town visit Thursday night. no public meeting arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill County Poultry Association
Newberg
Elmer Dixon
Northwest Poultry Journal
W. C. Hawley
Congress
Hawley
The Baptist Church Sunday services resume
The vacation season ends and union meetings finish. Regular church work begins next Sunday with a 11 o'clock sermon titled Personal Contact with text Who touched me. Evening service at 7 30 will feature A Meeting Worth While with text It is good for us to be here. Young People meet at 6 30. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Millard
F. D. Eckerson
Newberg
Newport
Washington
Jessie Edwards
Wm. Maneley
Belair
Kansas
W. W. Hollingsworth
Oregon
Baptist Young People’s Union
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Friends Church
LaVerne Miller
Maud Gregory
Elmer Buehler
Nell Reuter
Earl Jones
Union
Delegates Named for Irrigation and Dry Farming Congresses
Mayor N C Christenson asks for five delegates from Newberg and vicinities to the National Irrigation Congress opening Sept 26 and ten delegates for the Dry Farming Congress Oct 3 4 5 6. Interesting programs are planned and rail rates are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irrigation Congress
Dry Farming Congress
Newberg
Ladies of Newberg urged to join American Woman's League
Voluntary members are solicited to form a Founder's Chapter in Newberg to obtain a Chapter House. The project aims to provide educational and social benefits, plus civic and library use advantages, and requires a limited number of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's League
Newberg
Temperance Talks Featured By Local Officials
Paul V. Maris deputy dairy and food commissioner spent Sunday night in town. Virgil Hinshaw will speak on temperance at Springbrook next Sunday and in Rex that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Maris
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Virgil Hinshaw
Springbrook
Rex
Judge Cox Praises Women in Opposition to Universal Suffrage
In Cleveland, Judge Bancroft Cox argued against universal suffrage and closed with a smiling peroration praising women. He proclaimed women as the morning star of youth, the day star of maturity, and the evening star of old age, blessing their proper sphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Cox
Cleveland
Dundee Socials and Visits Highlight Farm Town Gathering
Mrs W N Sanderson and Miss Gertrud Imus visited Portland while Mr and Mrs Fred Comstock stayed with the Livengoods. Rev Geo H Greer and family left camp for Newberg. Mrs Fleming Livengood improves from hemorrhage. A prune harvest boarding house opens in Dundee for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Sanderson
Portland
Gertrud Imus
Fred Comstock
Livengoods
D. V. Ranzan
Geo. H. Greer
Newberg
Hunter
Willa
F. P. Watson
S. M. Crosby
Fleming Livengood
Joe Roberts
Parrett Mt
Robert
F. T. Keyes
Edith Minchin
Mary Thun
Sheridan
C. P. Hutchison
Nellie
Seattle
E. S. Greer
Dundee
Allen
The
Allen Fruit Co
Jane Hill
Red Hill
Eva Kennedy
San Francisco
Bessie Newman
Kennedy
Thomas Warner
Barber Quotes Customer on Oatmeal Soap Nourishment
A barber asks how readers view the new oatmeal soap while a customer quips it seems nourishing yet notes he has had his breakfast. The exchange mirrors light humor in a Washington Herald column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Arizona the 47th Star and Fremont War by Sunset Sources
A notice indicates September Sunset features historical pieces including Arizona the 47th Star by Governor Richard E. Sloan and Fremont and the Bear Flag War by William Simpson. The issue is priced. readers are invited to obtain the September edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Richard E. Sloan
Fremont
William Simpson
Free Asthma and Hay Fever Cure Offered by Chemist
D J Lane of 106 Lane Building St Marys Kansas offers a free asthma and hay fever remedy. He will send a $1 bottle by express to anyone who writes for it and will be paid only if it cures, with the taker judging the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lane
Lane Building
St. Marys
Kansas
Express
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Crozer
Salem
J. H. Moore
Elmer Pemberton
L. A. Wells
Eva
Mabelle Miller
McMinnville
Mordecai Ellis
LaFayette
F. H. Caldwell
Jefferson
H. M. Hoskins
E. P. Dixon
Mitchell
Nelson Sykes
Third and
Center Streets
Frank Cummings Trust
Yewberg
Presbyterian Church
S. L. Parrett
A. Cornway
Hollingsworth & Son
Tu- Alatin
Amon Davis
Dr. A. M
Harry Davis
Watt Henderson
B. A. Kirks
James McCain
Newbery
H. Caldwell
State Board of Pharmacy
T. Brouillette
Grace Noyes
E. N. Whitlaw
Mr. Biglow
Washington County
W. B.cory
W. S. Parker
Minneapolis
A. L. Baker
Goldendale
L. N. Sawyer
McNays
Logan County
Willamin
Matthew Terrell
Lake County
L. B. Charles
Guy Bennett
Vancouver
First National Bank
Andrew Christenson
H. L. Christenson
Minnesota
Vernon Hinshaw
E. L. Allen
Bijou
M. E
Otterbrook
Willer Wercantite Company
Congressman Hawley
the Baptist Church
Ladies of
Rose I. Young
Helen M. Hatch
Palo Alto
Roosevelt
Charles Scribmer
GameTrails
Colonel Roosevelt
Charles Scribner’s Suns
Fifth Avenue
New York
C. A. Morris
O. Ore
Thos. Herd & Son
Building Contractors
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