Social News From McMinnville and Nearby Areas
Mrs Nellie Handley of Mc Minnville visited her nephew Roe Robison last week. Mr and Mrs David H Turner of McMinnville visited Dundee relatives on Sunday. Elmer Imus, ill with la grippe, is improving slowly. A large audience enjoyed the silver medal contest last Friday with Mrs Alford earning honors and wearing the medal. Mrs J P Hodgins and Mrs R H Lund of Tacoma are visiting Otterbrook. S B Kennedy and family camping on Prince Place three miles west of Dundee after moving from Nebraska. Mrs Keiling of Springbrook is visiting her daughter Mrs L J Edons.
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Nellie Handley
McMinnville
Roe Robison
David H. Turner
Dundee
Elmer Imus
Alford
J. P. Hodgins
E. S. Greer
R. H. Lund
Tacoma
Otterbrook
S. B. Kennedy
Nebraska
Prince Place
Letter from Lownsdale Warns on Fraudulent Tree Treatment
M O Lawnspace commissioner warns Newberg fruit growers about a man selling root treatments to trees claiming it cures San Jose scale and apple canker. He calls it a fraud and offers to take official action if any writing shows how money was obtained. April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
San Jose
Notice to Contractors Sealed Bids for County Road Bridges
County invites sealed bids by cubic yard for fills and bridges on multiple roads including Newberg Portland road and Dayton Salem road. Projects cover several bridges, partial fills, proper drainage grading, county construction, and right to reject any bids. G W Jones, County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Fish Pond
Newberg and
Portland Road
Low Hadleys
Newberg
West Chehalem Road
Wirfs
McMinnville Road
George Christenen
Dayton and
Salem Road
St Paul and
Dayton
van Dorn
John Hobb’s
George Dorsey
Will’s Place
Ruel Old’s Place
Portland Business Men Promote Western Oregon Tour
Seventy five Portland business men plan a four day excursion starting Monday evening April 25 visiting the Willamette Valley Rogue River Valley Klamath Falls Umpqua Valley and surrounding counties. The trip aims to showcase regional prosperity and attract immigrants with nights spent traveling and days in daylight. Oregon leads Western migration with trains catering to influx and wide advertising including a full page New York World feature and coverage in major papers.
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Portland
Willamette Valley
Rogue River Valley
Klamath Falls
Umpqua Valley
Oregon
New York World
Indianapolis Star
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago Tribune
Minneapolis Tribune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City Star
Omaha Bee
Grand Concert for Newberg Schools at Duncan's Hall
A Friday evening concert at Duncan's hall on April 22 features a trio of artists a violinist a vocalist and a pianist all noted for talent. The public is promised entertaining and artistic performance to benefit Newberg schools. Tickets cost 35 and 50 cents and are available at usual places. Posters provide details.
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Duncan’s Hall
Newberg
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Oregon Wheat Farms
Condon
Newberg—White & Nichols
Moore Investment Co
Henry Building
Portland, Oregon
Cail
Utah
California
Chehalem Valley Mills
Yamhill Electric CO
Mrs. Keiling
Springbrook
Mrs. L. J. Edons
Lownsdale
M. O. Lawnspace
First District State Board of Horticulture
G. W. Joxes, Co
Portland Notes
Oregon Development League
Sheuerman Brothers
Cal
Hale & Company
Newberg, Oregon
Edison Phonograph
Kienle & Sons
Nash & Finley
Opera
R. B. Jacks
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