August 4 1910 front page line item
A brief newspaper line shows a date and price noting a Thursday publication on August 4, 1910 with an annual rate of $1.50 in advance.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
A brief newspaper line shows a date and price noting a Thursday publication on August 4, 1910 with an annual rate of $1.50 in advance.
H E Keim, rep of the Newberry Apple Growers Union, describes how appearance sells in markets. He recalls a Portland farmer selling apples at two dollars a box after retailers paid seventy five cents. A creamery man who cedar wrapper butter found buyers at one dollar a pound, while a New York poultry raiser profits from tastily boxed eggs. The talk highlights branding and perceived quality as keys to market success. Morty WanTep ad follows.
Miss Mary J. Hyde married Robert Olp at her parents home in Newberg area with Rev. E Hayes officiating. The couple will reside in Prairie City where Olp works in the schools. Out of town guests listed from Hillsboro and Prairie City.
The column reflects on a wireless pioneer Lewis, once a local youth, now a famed magnate and inventor. It recalls late-night message receiving, modest beginnings at a college museum, and a forecast of an eventual “I told you so” moment.
Last Saturday afternoon a freight train bound for Portland wrecked at the first trestle west of Rex. Two crewmen were severely injured and taken to Sherwood. The Spaulding Logging Co. locomotive cleared the track in time for passenger trains. Dr Romig and L B Ferguson were summoned but not needed.
The Bible School of the Christian church held a Tuesday picnic in Heater Grove east of Sprig Brook. About seventy five attendees enjoyed the day, though Esther Hash fell ill and went home early. A. W. Shaffer, visiting from Dayton, mingled with locals and expressed fondness for Newberg. No fatalities reported. all returned home safely by nightfall.
Following a petition the city surveyor must survey Fifth street from Dayton road west to the S W corner Lot 16 Little Homes making the street 40 feet wide A 4in main is ordered from Fourth to Sixth on College with hydrant at Sixth One and a half inch pipe to be laid from College to High School building Walks ordered on east side of Meridian from First north to Sheridan Cross walks mapped along River Third Blaine Dayton Avenue Sheridan Lincoln Sheridan Han cock Blaine Hancock and
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