Laurant Brings Magic to Wood-Mar Hall Friday Night
Eugene Laurant the man of many mysteries will appear at Wood-Mar Hall on Friday night December 11. The famed magician has headlined lyceum programs for fifteen years and will be assisted by pianist Ernest Gradolph and manager Edward Stigler. A large sale of seats is expected with tickets going on sale Monday at Kienle's Music Store.
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Eugene Laurant
Lyceum
Lyceum Bureau
Wood-Mar Hall
Laurant
Newberg
Ernest Gradolph
Edward Stigler
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Kienle
Obituary notes long-time Oregon resident and family survivors
The deceased, a State of Oregon employee for 25 years, is survived by a widow and four children, a father and two brothers E. A. Thomas of Newberg and J. H. Thomas of Ridgeway Wasco county, two sisters Mrs Neva Higgins of Portland and Mrs Lizzie Caffrey of Warren. He was a devoted husband and loving father and had been a member of the W O W for thirteen years.
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State of
Oregon
E. A. Thomas
Newberg
J. H. Thomas
Ridgeway
Wasco County
Neva Higgins
Portland
Lizzie Caffrey
Warren
Stainbrook Sets New Pace at C. C. Store Ad Campaign
D. W. Stainbrook arrives from Vancouver to manage the Carter Bros. C. C. Store and boosts sales with new advertising. He collaborates with W. B. Brooks and A. P. Dunlap to produce a striking double-page display in the Graphic. Readers are urged to review the ad and visit the special sale.
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D. W. Stainbrook
Vancouver
C. C
Carter Bros
Mr. Stainbrook
Lisi
W. B. Brooks
Graphic
A. P. Dunlap
Novel Campaign In A Nebraska Town
A Nebraska town forms a Trade-at-Home league to boost local merchants. Two hundred citizens organize a year long exhibit comparing mail order goods with local products, analyzing quality and price to persuade shoppers to favor home stores.
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Nebraska
Iittie
Ious
Eseath
Com
Hodson Bros to Sell Overstocked Stock This Week
Hodson Bros Newberg clothiers enlist Charles Goodman to unload a large overstock of clothing shoes and furnishings. The store promises prices lower than Portland rivals and urges Yamhill county residents to shop during the December 8 sale opening.
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Hodson
Portland
Metropolis
Hudsons
Semiannual Teachers Examination Planned in McMinnville
Notice announces the regular semiannual examination for State Certificates to be held at the County Courthouse in McMinnville Oregon on December 16 17 18 and 19 starting at 9 A M Wednesday morning December 16. The program follows the usual format.
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McMinnville
Night of entertainment at Club rooms features KAT RATT DOGG AXE
December 10 at 8 PM in Club rooms brings a literary and musical program with general admission ten cents. Refreshments ten cents served by the Civic Improvement Club ladies. Everyone invited to enjoy the evening.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Pa- College
Evangee - Martin
Smith Fulsing
J. Colcord
Willard
Evergy
Nat Ae
Civic Improvement Club
McMinnville High Defeats Newberg 29 to 7 in Clean Football
McMinnville high school beat Newberg 29 to 7 on college grounds in a clean game. A large crowd of fans supported both teams as Newberg seniors earning letters this season were listed. Spelling lessons continue weekly, manual training finished a public school shed, and basketball practice has begun with many candidates anticipated for the first team.
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College
McMinnville High School
Newberg
Mac
Newberg High School
A. B. George
Ray Russell
Gerald Gower
Leo Kramein
Earl Alfred
Hobart Littlefield
Lee Cowgill
Chas. Willis
Archie McCrea
Alfred Allan
Nan Way
Wallace Cate
Vernon Harrington
Lewis Youngs
Willie Hyde
Carl Miller
Claus Groth
Frank Remillard
Caldwell Moves into Mack Kauffman House on North River
R. M. Caldwell formerly of McMinnville who joined with Orville Smith in an auto garage venture has taken residence in a Mack Kauffman house on North River street.
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R. M. Caldwell
McMinnville
Orville Smith
Mack Kauffman
North River Street
Fatal shotgun accident on Sam McVey place near Newberg
J W Thomas and his 15 year old son Elmer were hunting ducks when a discharged shotgun in Elmer's hand struck Thomas in the back, tearing through the spinal column. Thomas spoke farewell and died within minutes. Coroner Tilbury listed the incident as accidental. Funeral services were held at Hollingsworth chapel led by Rev Hiram Gould. Mrs Thomas expressed gratitude for community kindness.
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J. W. Thomas
Elmer
Sam McVey Place
Newberg
Thomas
Goodby
Tilbury
Hollingsworth Chapel
Hiram Gould
M. E. Church
Life's Shadows lecture at Friends Church union service
Rev. W. G. MacLaren of Portland will present an illustrated lecture Life's Shadows at 7:30 Sunday night in Newberg's Friends church. Churches unite for a large regional meeting to showcase Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Societies work in Oregon and Washington. No admission fee. An Ford engine demonstration at the Industrial Fair will attract visitors.
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W. G. MacLaren
Portland
Friends Church
Newberg
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Societies
MacLaren
Oregon
Washington
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New York
Albany Press
Pennsylvania
Association Hall
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
California
San Francisco Examiner
Stainbrook
C.C
Creeds
David Powell
Bar Dee
U.S
Duncan, Co
Sap’t
Kat, Ratt, Dogg
Axe
W. G. Mac
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