Local News Roundup From Newberg and Vicinity
R M Thurston visited Portland Tuesday. Yamhill Electric installs a large electric sign on Fir Street offices. Miss Ethel Keiler taught in McMinnville and visited Newberg parents. C W Semmes returns to Graphic Intertype after visiting Goldendale. L B Brown and wife attend Dr Littlefield funeral. formerly of Newberg.
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The
Yamhill Electric Company
Firat Street
Ethel Keiler
McMinnville
Newberg
L. EB. Brown
Portland
Dr. Littlefield
College Y M C A Officers Training Conference At Pacific College
The annual Y M C A Officers Training conference was held at Pacific College last week with leaders Gale Seaman Hal Donnely and W W Dillon in attendance. Representatives from state college Y M C A s participated in conference sessions. Miss Helen Prosser daughter of Mrs Pauline Prosser of Newberg has been sent to Pendleton to work as relief operator for Western Union Telegraph company. She has four years with Western Union and has been based in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
Y. M
Gale Seaman
Hal Donnely
W. W. Dillon
Helen Prosser
Pauline Prosser
Newberg
Pendleton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Miss Prosser
Western Union Company
Portland
Beavers Beat Bees 3 to 1 After Portland Trip
Vivian Hadley traveled to Portland on Ty to see the Beavers open against the Bees but returned to Vaughn Street Park to witness the Beavers’ best game of the season as Portland won 3 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hadley
Portland
The
Beavers
Bees
Vaughn Street Park
Sullivan Buys Fordson Tractor For Orchard Work
W. J. Sullivan owner of the Home Plate orchard was in town Tuesday to report he has purchased a Fordson tractor and plows. He is now busy with plowing and performing his second spraying season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sullivan
Printer L. E. Gray Joins The Graphic Staff
L. E. Gray formerly of the Turlock Journal arrived Monday by auto to join The Graphic. He is regarded as one of Newberg's best printers and adds strong experience to the paper's editorial and production team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlock
California
Journal
Graphic
Farm notes on plantings at Downhour and Oldenberg plots
W. E. White makes near daily visits to his farm where the Downhour brothers transplant blackcaps and cultivate the soil. John Oldenberg has just completed setting out Italian prune trees, numbering over 200 on the farm. The young trees are loaded with berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. White
Downhour Brothers
John Oldenberg
Four Newberg youths graduate from O. A. C. this spring
Newberg and vicinity lists four graduates from Oregon Agricultural College this spring. S. O. Newhouse of Springbrook earns a Bachelor of Science, Ralph Reid of Dundee earns a chemical engineering degree, Alfred R. Haworth of Newberg and Ralph E. Shannahan of Dundee receive degrees in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
O. Newhouse
Springbrook
Ralph Reid
Dundee
Alfred R. Haworth
Ralph E. Shannahan
Six Jerseys From Gordon Ranch Infected With Tuberculosis
Six fine looking Jerseys from the Gordon ranch were taken to Portland this week after being found diseased with tuberculosis. Mr. Coyle the local butcher sent them to the union stock yards for further inspection to determine if they are fit for meat or must be used for fertilizer. If the disease is limited to bones or milk the flesh may be used. if in the flesh the cattle will be disposed of as fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Ranch
Portland
Mr. Coyle
Union Stock Yards
Dobbins Couple Arrive From Los Angeles to Oregon
Bert Dobbins and his wife reached the area last Friday after driving from Los Angeles. Dobbins has twelve years in the meat business at Santa Monica and plans to relocate to Oregon. he is a son of John Dobbins of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Dobbins
Los Angeles
California
Dobbins
Santa Monica
Oregon
John Dobbins
Jones fills vacancy at White and Co in Portland
Co. V. Jones of Portland takes the post at White & Co to fill the vacancy from Co. E. Akers’ move to Albany. Jones has long experience and good recommendations. He is an old friend of grocers Oberg and Paulson. Vernon Gould and Vivian Hadley visited Portland on business while Vaughn street park’s expected opening game did not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. V. Jones
Portland
White & Co
Co. E. Akers
Albany
Jones
Oberg & Paulson
Vernon Gould
Vivian Hadley
Vaughn Street Park
Local visitors and harvest notes from Dundee area
John T. Ralston of Elemore Kansas visits his niece and cousin in the area and ponders moving to Newberg. Miss Zella Sears hosts a music filled country home gathering east of the city. Dr and Mrs Claude A Lewis visit hotel Seaside and plan to return to Fairfield Washington after recovery. Dundee Fruit Growers ship another car of prunes, crop outlook 1921 uncertain. Families from Wisconsin and Portland tour and praise local homes and fruit ranches during blossom season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ralston
Elemore
Kansas
Oregon
Lynn B. Ferguson
J. C. Porter
Newberg
Zella Sears
Claude A. Lewis
J. E. Lewis
Eunice Lewis
Seaside
Dr. Lewis
Dundee Fruit Growers’ Association
Rasmusson
A. A. Reeder
Wisconsin
Portland
Twin Grierson Brothers Tie in France and Plans to Wed Smalley Twins
Albert and Walter Grierson, St. Louis twins serving in France, each lost a ring stone and a watch and chain, then Albert was wounded and Walter also. They now intend to marry twin sisters Geraldine and Blendine Smalley of Sheldon, Michigan, per the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grierson
Walter Grierson
St. Louis
France
Albert
Walter
Geraldine
Blendine Smalley
Sheldon
Indianapolis News
Willamette Valley Set to Grow Broccoli in 200 Acres
Oregon growers plan about 200 acres of broccoli in Polk and Marion counties within Salem shipping range. Independence may plant 50 acres and Dallas-area farmers may establish acreage to support a local shipping point. Severe April winter storms worsened fruit crop damage across the middle west.
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Willamette
Polk
Marion
Salem
Independence
Dallas
Middle Western
East
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Oregon Growers' Cooperative pushes Truewest petites market
Petite prunes from the Umpqua Valley, long underdog in the prune market, are gaining footing as the Oregon Growers' Cooperative ships petites under the Truewest brand. Douglas County petites even sometimes beat Santa Clara fruit, with the association securing a market for all its petites after developing demand.
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Umpqua
Truewest
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Douglas County
Oregon
Oregon Growers Cooperative to Pack Prunes for Relief Fund
The Oregon Growers Cooperative Association offers to pack prunes at cost for non members aiding the Near Relief fund. Members may deduct contributions from grade sheets and prunes donated for Near East Relief will be sold with proceeds sent to China. The annual meeting is set for next Tuesday morning, April 26, at Salem Masonic Temple with reports on sales, finances, memberships, and plans for the year.
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Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
China
Oregon Growers’ ‘Cooperative Association
Salem
Masonic Temple
R.C. Paulus
Administrator's Notice for Richard Parrett Estate
S L Parrett has been appointed administrator of Richard Parrett's estate in Yamhill County Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at United States National Bank Newberg within six months from April 14 1921. First publication April 14 1921. last publication May 12 1921.
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S. L. Parrett
Richard Parrett
Yamhill County
Oregon
United States National Bank of Newberg
Residents and visitors gather in Dundee scenes
Mrs Wyeth of Gresham visits Mrs Ella Langellier. McMinnville visitor Mrs Kuns calls on daughter Mrs Richard Morecroft. Pacific highway grade stakes on Main Street Dundee. Community hall hosts Men Maida and Matchmakers Saturday April twenty third. Visitors from Portland include Mrs W J Bennett and son Charles, Mrs Theodore Harper, and the Blincher and Blanc families. Dundee Woman's club plans associate members and decides to paint the hall. Portland guests join Mr and Mrs Mueller for Sunday at Otterbrook and blossom day in Dundee.
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Wyeth
Gresham
Ella Langellier
Kuns
McMinnville
Richard Morecroft
Main Street
Dundee
Maida
Community Hall
W. J. Bennett
Charles
Bennett
William McLeland
Theodore Harper
Portland
Valle
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R. M. Thurston
C. W. Semmes
Goldendale
Washington
Jasper Bales
Clara Haymes
Mr. Bales
W. A. Bales
J. L. van Blaricom
Everett
J. V. Lovgren
St. Paul
Irv
Isaak Walton
Tillamook
Mr. Hill
Frank Cummins
Livengood
8S. P. Co
B. Wilson
Wm. Gunning
Geo
Zimmerman
D. M. Kirby
A. J. Bewley
Koster
Fernwood
Berrians
Oliver Evans
Marguerite
J. H. Wilson
Newport
E. Cook
Amity
Frank Grabler
Oregon City
Walter Wilson
P. Timberlake
Byron Brown
Jesse Cummins
Polk County
Sam Cummins
Henry Morris
Charles Jones
State Hospital
Mr. Morris
Frank
Dale Haskin
Columbia Highway
Miss Southwick
Grace Wilson
Cora DeCamp
Martha Rorebaugh
DeCamp
K. H. Sickafoose
Elen Jeffries
Cochran
Sickafoose
Abraham Garrison
Frank Wauchope
Lodi
J. W. Priser
Third Street
Glendora
Mr. Priser
Canada
Orville Smith
Yambil
van Parker
Graham’s Drug Store
Nyal
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Groceries Oberg & Paulson
Phhodenal Roscoe Dy
Banks
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
Blincher
Cellet
Martha
May
Blanc
Maylies
Miss Maillet
Michael Mueller
C. A. Morris
Rexall
First Street
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