06 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
1
City improvement push urges Newberg residents to clean yards fences and sidewalks plant trees and plant beds. A block system and weekly city beautification plan are proposed with leaders and clubs coordinating schools Board of Trade and merchants to boost appearances by spring 1921.
The twenty second annual Yamhill County Sunday School Association session met in Dayton on March 30 and 31 with a warm devotional start. Rev. Dunlap welcomed attendees as organizers praised Dayton’s provisions for guests. Merwin Pugh, delayed by a Portland to Dayton railroad wreck, helped improvise an evening program that proved pleasant and profitable.
Two horse power J I Case boiler system for sale in good condition. Enquiries directed to Newberg Sash and Door factory via W P Heacock and Sons.
County Court invites bids for 1000 yards of Willamette river gravel to be delivered to Newberg Oregon for road use. Delivery by June 1 or June 15 1905 with possible extra 500 to 1000 yards. Bids opened April 15 1905 in McMinnville. Right to reject any bid. Signed County Judge B F RHopes.
Bargain cottage with five rooms offered for cash and easy payments. Seller Mrs McDaniel of Lewts Oregon promotes the sale near Jackson's Grocery on Main Street. Potatoes available from Jackson's Grocery.
Atkinson Bros invites providers of 100 to 500 gallons of sweet cream to report for a regular wagon pickup. The cream will be bought at the highest market price, with a route to be established for ongoing service.
Rose Lawn Cemetery is now platted and ready for sale. See plat at my office. F. A. Morris Trustee for Cemetery Ass'n.
The old mill at the creek operates six days weekly urging workers to bring in their labor. NEWBERG FLOUR MILLS remains active, inviting local employment and production.
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