Weather Review Reports Strong Crop Prospects Across Oregon
Portland bureau summarizes a favorable week for germination and growth. Sugar beet acreage rises in Grand Ronde. cut worms appear in Washington county onions with minor damage. Hops thrifty. milk and lamb output up. fruit crops vary with frosts but overall prospects remain good. Local notes from Hood River, Mosier, Wasco, Condon, Lexington, Weston, Island City, and Merrill report warm, mixed conditions and continued planting and growth.
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Portland Bureau
Grand Ronde
Washington County
Hood River
Waste County
P. D. Heinricha
Mosier
Wasco County
J. M. Carroll
Wasco
Sherman County
W. C. Morehouse
Condon
Gilliam County
F. B
Lexington
Morrow County
Edwin R. Beach
Weston
Umatilla
Maud M. Baker
Pinteaun
Haines
Baker County
J. K. Fisher
Island City
Union County
A. Bilockland
Merrill
Klamath County
Fitch & Spencer
World Y M C A Conference Opens In Paris
Paris April 26 delegations from more than 25 countries attend the world conference of the Young Men’s Christian Association. Japan India China South Africa and Australia are represented alongside Europe and America with the United States and Canada notably present. Sir George Williams of England is honored at the opening for his pivotal role in founding the association.
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Paris
Young Men's
Chris'ian Association
Japan
India
China
South Africa
Australia
Europe
America
United States
Canada
Sir George Willams
England
London
New Bishop of Harrisburg Promoted in New York
The Rev. Dr. James H. Darlington, rector of Christ church Brooklyn, was consecrated bishop for the newly created diocese of Harrisburg Pa in a Christchurch Brooklyn ceremony. Bishops Potter Burgess Whitaker Whitehead Talbot Seymour assisted and preached. Darlington, born in Brooklyn in 1856, was ordained in 1882 and served Christ church Williamsburg and as Brooklyn archdeacon before his consecration.
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New York
Christchurch
Brooklyn
James H. Darlington
Protestant Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Darlington
F. M. Clendennin
West Chester
Arthur W. Wilde
Coatesville
Potter
Burgess
Long Island
Whitaker
Philadelphia
Whitehead
Pittsburg
Talbot
Pennsylvania
Seymour
Springfield
James Henry Darlington
University of the City of
Republicans to Nominate for State Treasurer and Supreme Court
Harrisburg April 26 Delegates and alternates to the Republican state convention gathered at Lyceum theater to nominate three candidates for the state supreme court and a candidate for state treasurer. Expected slates favor renomination of Chief Judge Rice and Judges Orlady and Beaver, with Blair county's J Lee Plummer named for treasurer. Oregon Development League opens its second annual meeting in Portland to promote immigration and resource development, with sessions led by E L Smith. Contributions exceed 20000 this year, including 4000 for the Chao Fu hospital in China.
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Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Lyceum Theater
Penrose
State Supreme Court
Rice
Orlady and Beaver
J. Lee Plummer
Blair County
Oregon
Portland
Oregon Development League
E. L. Smith
Hood River
Chao Fu Hospital
China
Presbyterian women open southwest mission meeting in Muscogee
The Presbyterian women's board of foreign missions of the Southwest opens its 23rd annual meeting in Muscogee I T with full attendance from all presbyteries. Reports focus on work in YWCA fields as three hundred delegates gather in Detroit for the 10th biennial American committee convention representing 66,000 young women.
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Muscogee, I. T
Presbyterian Women's Board of Foreign Missions of the Southwest
Detroit
Mich
American Committee of the
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Thin City
W. Moore
London
England
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Columbia River Valley
Banner Lye
J.k.armsey Company
San Francisco
LYE
Pen Mutual
The
Penn Mutual
Fred H. Shoemaker
Pendleton
Years
Presbyterian Missions
Y. W. C. A. Fields
Downey’s
Meat and Poultry
Court Street
Standard Grocery Co
Downey
Poultry Market
Standard Grocery
Frank M. Downey
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