Oregon brief items and local notices in Newberg era
Oregon notes report a surge in school enrollment orphans and students in Newburg. bank examiner changes include EF Sado named examiner. Oregon Hotel association meetings held in Portland. proposed electric line extension from Mount Angel to Stayton. A fatal tree-fall near Canby. state tax needs $2,550,000 for next year. Parole granted for Edward Martin after six years in prison. 1916 Livestock Expo dates set in Portland. Mayors elected across several towns including Newberg, Lebanon, and Salem.
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Oregon
United States Geological Survey
Wawr
Edward Hugh Martin
Waar
Nathan Wolff
Forland
Withycombe
Martin
Portland
Bele
AG. Brill
Thomas
Lebanon
J. L
Unherwood Jefferaun
W. W. Allen
Braytos
H. A. Beauchamp
Sunshine Returns After Storm Hits Tillamook
Tillamook enjoys sunny calm as the storm abates on Wednesday. Rain totals reached 7.1 inches in four hours with 4. or more inches on Tuesday. Slough flooding damages include a load from Coats Lumber Co. and multiple slides block routes while rail service between here and Port Townsend is suspended. Train service from Portland expected Monday. motor service to Wheeler restored. outside mail expected via Sheridan road daily until rail line resumes.
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Tillamook
Agenh
North End
Coats Lumber Co
Slough
G. F. Sanders
Here
Port
Ray Grate
Portland
Ths Place
Wheeler
Sheridan Road
Swastika Club Holds December Meeting
Mrs Botts entertained the Swastika Club for December with festive decorations and a gift exchange. Guests included Mrs Donahue Mrs Sanders and Mrs Winslow as the gathering adjourned to view the next month’s plans with Mrs Rock.
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Mra. Botts
Mra. Rock
Masdames Donahue
Sanders
Winslow
French cruiser detains American ships near Saidal
Telegraphic dispatch reports the French cruiser Dee Cartes stopping three American ships near Saidal while a search for reservists proceeds. The U S collector at Ban Juan Tin states department inquiry follows an immediate explanation request to the French government. New York reports Pacific Mail stock sale to W R Grace Co confirms Stars and Stripes and Pacific Mail remain afloat in the Pacific. Allied forces report a Balkan breakthrough with Bulgarian troops severing the Anglo French line and isolating French troops from the British, per Serbia.
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Washigton
Dee Cartes
Sada Joa li
Ban Juan Tin
IL Waxantounent
New York
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
W. RB. Grace & Co
Stars and Stripes
Pacific Mall Mag
Pacific Ocean
Balkans
Dertin
Sayrilic
Serbia
Seed packages provided for distribution in Oregon district
A clipped item describes authorization in an appropriation act for the United States Department of Agriculture. It notes packages of Buchan grass seed and an improved field pea variety placed at Congressman Hawley's disposal for distribution to farmers in Oregon's First Congressional District.
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United States Department of Agriulture
Hawley
Montana
Oregon
Tariff Policy Debate Sees Politics in Play
The piece argues for a steady tariff committee over Congress driven laws, warning against unqualified political tinkering. It questions reliance on import duties for prosperity, noting real wealth comes from production, distribution, and social justice rather than protectionist measures. It reports on German material shortages and government control, criticizing tariff as a political football.
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Colliers
Philadelphia ‘Public Ledger
Manufacturer's Information Bureau
Germany
Christmas Exercises for M E Sunday School
The M E Church hosts Christmas exercises on Friday featuring recitations by Herman Hohner Ruth Shrines Erica Woolly and others. Declamations include Christmas pieces by Alininn Derris Woolfe and a choir anthem with Robert Roberson and Robert Campbell. The event ends with a Christmas story by Rev EL Gittins and music by the quartet.
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M. Kk
Kniday Av
Herman Hhoner
Ruth Srshine
Erica Wolly
Sire Euward
Mars Alininn
Clarence Albert
Derris Woolfe
Robert Roberson
Robert Campbell
Hunter
Mr. Trombfey
Long
Jon Austen
the Shephant's
Jessie Thayer
Ile
Profit in large farms
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin argues profit grows with farm size. Farms 9 to 40 acres need 15 dollars per crop acre in machinery versus less than 9 on 160 acre farms. Small farms labor income averages 240 dollars versus 1575 dollars on large holdings, showing small farms face a fixed handicap and are unsuitable for broad general farming. R. C. Jones.
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R. C. Jones
Christmas Services at the Presbyterian Church
The sermon Sunday at 11 titled Following the Star and Finding the King features the pastor. An evening 7 30 program Van Dykes Story of the Other Wise Man will be told with choir music and Mr C J H McGhee performing special numbers. Strangers are warmly invited to attend both services.
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van Dykes
C. JH. McGhee
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