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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
8
Pacific College seeks enough interest to offer an evening science class for those unable to attend by day. Those interested should contact Miss Cracken, head of the department, or President Pennington at once.
A hive of workers gathered at J. W. Hodson’s home on Tuesday to shingle his new house. Attendees included Foster Mills John Rees L M Carey A R Mills H Livingston F D Baron E Hodson Frank Carlisle Mr Morton Zimri Mills Virgil Mills D Dennis Mills Harvey Hodson and P M Tallman. The group enjoyed a sumptuous dinner and praised the effort. A bee is hard to keep a promise, just as some women struggle with money.
Sabbath morning October 3 Holy Communion of the Lord's Supper commanded by our Lord. Evening October 3 The Great Invitation of Matt xi 28 30. Wednesday October 6 Service at Friends church uniting with W C T U State Convention. Friday October 1 Divine Sound at Mrs Diment home by Ladies Society. Thursday September 30 Parables of the Mustard Seed and the Leaven. Friday October 1 The Hidden Treasure the Pearl the Net. All are invited.
All residents of Newberg urged to participate on Saturday October 2 for a community clean-up. Tasks include mowing dry grass burning rubbish and curbside trash removal to present a clean city for the W C T U state convention gathering next week. Civic Committee seeks broad participation.
An ornate poem describes a volcanic titan bowl forming a blue lake and a lone wizard island amid a cratered landscape. The verse extols beauty and wisdom, linking celestial imagery with poetic aspiration. Nearby, John L. Vestal and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Zebley arrive from Dayton, Washington, traveling by machine via Issaquah and bringing Ruth Burke home as the Zebleys’ guest.
Local notices advertise quick farm property loans from 7 percent, dairy products from Lone Fir Dairy, Cole's wood stoves for long fires, oak wood orders, apples for drying, farm equipment and livestock for sale, grapes for jelly, lost purse found at Graphic office, and an upcoming farm sale. Also listed are housing rentals, a piano class, and dissolution of a partnership with settlement calls.
A 25 acre Boise-Payette project area ranch in Greenleaf Idaho features abundant water and rich volcanic ash soil. It includes 12 acres of alfalfa and 6 acres of apple orchard coming into bearing, located a half mile from the Greenleaf railroad station in a Friends settlement near the church and public school. Listing under Ernest E. Taylor and W. E. White & Co. tf.
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