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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

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Scotch Collie Essay Winner Cordially Named My Baby Dog

A Northwest Poultry Journal reprints a story from 1910 detailing Geraldine Rundell winning a Scottish Collie puppy in a contest. The Ashleys relocate to an eastern Oregon wheat ranch, bond with the dog, and during Betty’s disappearance search the loyal pup helps spark hope in the mother and brother, with the boy insisting they pursue Betty with the dog’s help.

Geraldine Rundell F. R. Rundell C. D. Nairn Northwest Poultry Journal Ashleys Portland Oregon Dalles Robert Elizabeth Betty Ashley

Annual Teachers Round Table Held At Courthouse

The Annual Teachers Round Table met last week in the courthouse starting August 30 for five days. Attendance was strong and participants backed continuing the event as a permanent policy. Loyd Henry and Bernice Deach led picture studies and both were noted for their teaching promise.

Court House Loyd Henry Bernice Deach Henry Dundee Deach Round Table

Pacific College Opens With Registration and Activities

Pacific College announces Monday registration for students followed by ten minute fee sessions for lesson assignments. Recitations start Wednesday at 8 30 in all departments. The formal opening occurs Tuesday evening in the college auditorium with music by the school of music and a public address. Visitors may meet new faculty and tour the building including the new domestic science department led by Miss Bertha Mc Cracken. Opening chapel service follows Wednesday morning at 10 o clock and is open to the public.

Pacific College School of Music Bertha McCracken

Fall and Winter Millinery Display by Kapeau Gregory Sisters

The Gregory Sisters invite all ladies to view their fall and winter millinery collection described as the ineverything in the fine, with a display highlighted by their Kapeau hats and related headwear.

Kapeau Gregory

Dallas logger injured by falling limb in accident

J B Full of Spaulding Logging was struck by a falling limb while felling trees Monday and suffered a broken back. He is in a hospital and the report suggests a fatal outcome. He leaves a wife and two children.

Dallas J.B. Full Spaulding Logging Company Regie Grech

Special prizes offered by school fair

Best grade mare and suckling first prize 15 dollars and second prize 10 dollars. Best pair draft horses mares or geldings hitched to first prize 20 dollars and second prize 15 dollars. Best single driver hitched to buggy first prize 10 dollars and second prize 5 dollars. Best bull dairy breed first prize 15 dollars second prize 10 dollars. Best cow dairy breed first prize 16 dollars second prize 10 dollars. Best long wooled ram any age first prize 5 dollars. Best fat barrow under one year first prize 5 dollars. Best Shetland pony first prize 5 dollars. Special stock parade Thursday September 23 showing families of colts not entered for exhibit. Bring your best for that day even if not entering for prizes and let us have the banner parade.

Willamette Club Names Officers and Football Charge

The Willamette Club elected officers including secretary Willard Hall and treasurer Jo Nelson, with Jo Nelson also taking temporary charge of the football squad until a captain is chosen. The club, growing under a second presidency, expects strong player talent and coaching from M. H. Galt of the First National Bank, a former University of Michigan star.

Willamette Club Willard Hall Jo. Nelson M. H. Galt The First National Bank University of Michigan

Hats On Display At King Millinery Parlors Saturday

Attention ladies urged to see the latest hat display at King Millinery Parlors this Saturday.

King Millinery

School Pupils Save With Sixty One Thrift Banks in Chicago

Sixty one savings banks formed in as many Chicago public schools last year with 13 638 children saving 27 115 94 dollars. Six pupils in seventh and eighth grade run the banks and transfers to regular banks occur when accounts reach 5 dollars. Rural schools may adopt thrift teaching and deposit funds in local banks at 3 to 3 1 2 percent interest.

Chicago

Local and Personal News From The Coast Trip Details

Mr and Mrs Wm McPhillip of Wichita Kansas tour the coast in a Maxwell with camping outfit and camped at I E Holt home. Their daughter, a Friends University graduate, spoke of Prof Wm Reagan. H M Hanson and family head to Grand Ronde Tillamook road to operate a rock crusher with Enos Hanson’s furniture. Attorney A King Wilson visits Portland and sends his sixteen year old son to New Hampshire for preparatory school founded over a century ago. The hits you made yesterday don't win today's game.

Robert Mr. Ashley Sister Betty Mrs. Ashley Wm. McPhillipson Wichita Kansas Maxwell I. E. Holt Friends University Wm. Reagan Pacific College California H.M. Hanson Grand Ronde Tillamook Road Frank Baird Enos Hanson Tillamook E. Hanson A. King Wilson Portland New Hampshire

Newberg Ministerial Association Expands to Evangelical Ministers

At a September 6 meeting the Newberg Ministerial Association voted to open membership to all evangelical ministers in good standing in Newberg or nearby. Monthly meetings are set for the first Monday at 1 30 p m at the Public Library. The state W C T U convention in Newberg was announced for October 47 with Rev Hiram Gould chosen to give the welcome address and to serve as vice president and treasurer, while Mr Lee became secretary.

Newberg Hiram Gould Gould Lee

Show Your Babies at the Fair at McMinnville

The Eugenic Test at the School Fair runs all day on Sept 23 under the Mothers' Department of the Civic Improvement Club of McMinnville. Mrs Bailey of Portland chairs state Eugenic work and Dr Hall with local physicians conduct the tests. Register with Mrs Dr Toney or Mrs James Burdett. A 25 cent fee funds the test expenses with no Fair Board support.

Mothers’ Department Civic Improvement Club of McMinnville Bailey Portland Hall Dr. Toney James Burdett Fair Board

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