Local Notes Highlight Daily Life in Newberg Region
Local items report travels of surveyor N. E. Britt and various townsfolk. Married couples, inheritances, sales at Smiths livery, improvements on barns and warehouses, church notices, and upcoming academy and fair events populate this slice of Chehalem valley life with names, places, and small-town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badley
Payton Road
John McKinney
Dallas
Lon Hadley
Valentine
Mr. Roberts
Miss Allen
Jan
Vestal
Oregon City
Morrison
Frieds
Portland
Jim Rees
Alva Macy
Payton
Beught
John Heavock
Smorvks
Stobinsons
Ircus
McMinnville
Newberg
W. L. Beaumont
Evangelical Church
la Fayette
Notice to Parties to Plead and Settle Accounts
A public notice from DW Lavin M D orders all listed parties to plead call and settle their accounts by the 20th of Amgen. The directive serves as a formal demand in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amgen
DW. Lavin, M.D
Unclear Historical Notice About Market Items
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tricks, names Briek Uriek and references to fret finished items and a market call near a railroad. Details are garbled and a precise event or person cannot be determined from the readable words.
Temperance Work Highlighted by W C T U Activities
A Plainfield New Zealand temperance drill class for about fifty colored children meets weekly. The Flaneluia group supports two allied societies and raised funds for W C T U missions. Elizabeth Comstock, a famed Quaker preacher, visited 22,000 prisoners and 105,000 sick or wounded soldiers. National figures praise art education and prohibition. The W C T U notes financial plans, upcoming Fourth of July events, and a state committee structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield, N.Z
Elizabeth Comstock
Union Springs
N. Y
Woc. T.U
Bank Building Plans Open for Inspection and Bids
Notice to Contractors announces inspection of bank building plans at Bank of New Berg. Building 48 by 52 feet, two stories, brick with galvanized iron cornice. Bids invited for construction in whole or part until noon August 4 1800. excavation bids due by noon July 28 1800. Right reserved to reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Wilson
Tony
Christenson Bros
Jimmy Hodson
Roseburg
Joseph Hoskins
Cummins
Hartleys
Dan Gilbert
Milt Nicholson
Vantress
Hoskins & Companies
McMinnville Boys
Salem
McMinnville
Grane Ofive
Brother Harding
Telephone Register
Genvore
Brother H. Wand
Ieck
Cyrna Toskins
Misa Linniv Hadley
Hoskins
Cephas Maris
G. A. RB
Lida Wilson
O. O. Hodson
F. Marding
Hodson
Jrli
Basling
Mr. Harding
Tream
Woodburn Independent
Portland
Willamette
Yamhill
Abernethy
Chehalem Valley
Orphan Island in Willamette Sparked County Dispute
Polk County residents contend Orphan Island in the Willamette River above Salem shifted its main channel from Polk to Marion County. Officials note tax and census questions persist as neighboring county lines redraw based on the changing watercourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Willamette River
Salem
Polk County
Maarion County
Polk Co
Itomixer
Snippet Gallery of Quips and Advertisements
A collage of humor and brief notices from multiple papers includes drinks of wit about portraits in newspapers, stage jokes, fashion mishaps, tailors, and a few quips from American life. It mixes cartoonish dialogue with tiny anecdotes and ad-like lines from Boston and New York publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snodwrass
Marhane
America
Barrows
Larper
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Martha’s Vineyard
Tam
American Track Society
Boston Herald
Mr. Brown
Smith
Ciuarely
Brown
Lahoull
New York Herald
Science of Daily Life
Boston
New York Weekly
Bedford Jail biography quảng book sale appeal
Written In Bedford Jail by John Banyan the seventeenth century preacher touted as the grandest most fascinating and fairest selling book. Features include a Life of Banyan a notable poem The Little Pilgrim engravings and colored plates. Agents are urged to act quickly for exclusive territory and a lucrative canvass with a free headnote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Jail
John Banyan
Pelortel Chewiar
Apy Headon
Miatory Company
Markel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Har
Ae Ee Egies
N. EB. Britt the Surveyor
Dr. Young and
Mra. Sax
Frank Hobson
Prof. Morrison
Academy
Allen Smith
A. Morris
Smiths
A.M. Hoskins
Hagee Brothers
Mira Leal Cook
Ella Hadley
Mr. Mills & Son
Ienry Morris
Bank
Walter Kirk
Uncatilla County
C. B. Frissell
Buchanan
Dundee
O. C. Vaughan
W. H. Walker
A. B. Frissell
Mary Clemenson
Vanoose
Mrs. Hartley
Sheridan
Riverside
Frank P. Baum
Erecr
Friday Harbor
Heston Gros
A. B. George
S. Hobson
Town of
Woods
T.C. Terrick
Thamas Burnett
LD. Bs. Reasoner
Middleton
Blanchard
Columbia County
Dnnvan
Ife
Friends Pacific Academy
Ason
Rey
North Carolina
New Garden
D. C
Jas
Mother Earth
M. M
Jap Edwards
Sand Lake
Samuel Hobson
Hobson
Astoria
Chehalem Creek
Tarrant’s Mill
A. P. Oliver
North Sheldon Vermount
Kansas City
New York
Oliver
Entertainment Workers
WLC
TOU
Friends Ehurch
Ceew of Pithts
Ang. Jed
Ida Witey
Kila Martiny
Lanse L. Reeve
J.H Howard
A. M Jioskins Siloe Shop
Frank Tuitt
Ruth Heston
Ruth Teacock
Tillie Hoskins
Sarah Morris
Marv Morris
Laura Minthorn
Doula Macy
Christine Nelson
Oregon
Anti-Fat Society
Sule
Indiana
Newberg, Oregon
Trick, Briek, Uriek
Uae
Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Flaneluia
Bat
W.C.T. U
Luly
Arkansas
Christ
Janes A H. Canfield
National Educational Association
Great St. Ant
Laughlin
Pennell
Locke
Sullivan
Hicks
Frances 2. Willard
Mary T. Burt
Wc.t. Ul
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wll
South Dakota
New Jersey
Maine
W.C.T.U
Newberg Union
Fila Hartley
Laura Reeve
Ida Wiley
Frank Dritt
Rath Mewcork
Mia Rath Heston
Dodla Macey
Mary Morris
Union
Social Durity
Adjvarn
Hesx
Te Agengy
Wrig Iil
Locatetattt Nsteal
Willamette Real Estate Co
Main Streer
Oregox
Au Bfeidte Olipeomncty
Scbd
Calaartenian
Tata’ Escuaerae
Coatté
Alva Town
Goodrich
Belog Notary Public
Friends
Pacific
Patexps Padtere Academy
Gaf
Adiltees
BE. HW. Woodward
Edwin Morrison
Bank of Newberg
Islan
Pilgrin's
Rees & Hunt
Proprietors OF the
J. Edwards
Arlington Hotel
John Atkinson
Morris, Miles & Co, Cash Store
Morris, Miles & CO. Cash Store
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