Railroad Time Table Snapshot
North bound train at 8.52 a m and south bound at 5.05 p m plus 9.07 a m and 5 40 p m times listed in timetable format.
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North Bound
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
5
Local events fill Newberg week with travels and trades
Elder Carn visited town at week's start while Romig and family left for Newport. Charley Clemenson bought the Glass property near the depot for a home. Many residents, including Hinshaw and Edwards, were in town or traveling. A newborn Wendell Tyra Hutchens marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Carn
Dr. Romig
Newport
Charley Clemenson
H. A. Hinshaw
Southern Pacific
C. J. Edwards
Long Beach
Washington
Tyra Hutchens
Wendell
Herbert
W. E. Allison
Sherman County
John Green
Graphic
California
Oregon
Peoria
Linn County
C. F. Moore
J. H. Douglas
Matthew Terrell
Nestucca
Will Paxon
Dayton
D. J. Gilbert
G. H. Herriett
South Meridian Street
Newberg
Dr. A. Mills
Corvallis
Allen
Chicago
Caldwell
Idaho
L. A. Mills
L. M. Parker
Henry Mills
Deskins
Wm. Perkins Place
G. W. James
Moomaw
John Larkin
Estella Venable
Charley Stevens
Allen Smith and Son
G. P. Skelton
Philemon Jones
F. K. Jones
Amos Graves
Detroit
Jennie Hanson
Portland
Emma Dorrance
Carroll Kirk
Seattle
N. G. Kirk
John E. Smith
Lester Rees
Philomath
Isom P. Wooton
Friends Church
O. J. Hodson
Argonia
Kansas
Noah Lapp
Pennsylvania
W. W. Hollingsworth
Nebraska
Bert King
F. M. Haskins
C. L. Hulin
Abe Cooke
S. E. Watkins
Linn Ferguson
Jas. Buckley
Mr. Honey
Anonymous authors and schoolhouse memories in a bygone column
A reminiscence on learning to read and the mystery of the name Anonymous with references to McGuffey readers and poems like We Are Seven. The piece contrasts old author names with modern imitators and includes a readers letter from Newberg asking for social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffy
Patrick Henry
Jane Taylor
Nathaniel P. Willis
Lord Byron
John G. Whittier
Jones
Smith
Harry
Anonymous
M. E. Scott
Graphic
Newberg
Mary E. C. Scott
Graphic of
Men Face Many Troubles Yet Wrinkles Bother Few
The remark notes that men endure many troubles while wrinkles rarely irritate them. It highlights a pragmatic view of aging and clothing trends in a light social commentary style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians & Surgeons
First Nat'l Bank
R. W. Harrold
Clarence Butt
Ww. R. Scott
General Contractor
Homer D, Bowers
Mra, Alice
Drs. Bowers, & Bowers
Osteopathic
Sot Sal
DR. N. Morrison
First Nat’l Bank
S. W. Potter
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Newberg Bakery
Akes
Strohmaier & Hanish
Mutual Phone
Orange Elliott
Bales Shoe Shop
DR. A. M. Davis
Bank of Newberg
Hue
Joseph Wilson
Jesse G. Hollingsworth
Superior
Wesley Hollingsworth
D. D. Keeler
Salem
Pacific College
W. J. Stater
W. A. Baker
Dolan Kenworthy
North Pacific Sanatorium
Charley Hodson
Mr. Anonymous
Parker Merc. CO
Wilson & Hanning
Brussels
W. W. Hollingsworth & Co
Chatham Fanning Mill
Vincent Feed & Imp. CO
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