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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
7
A catalog of burning machines materials and gift goods including leather items in color and plain, postal cards, wooden items, and a broad selection of books for girls boys babies and toy books. It lists Roosevelt bears stamp and autograph albums and various bound and paper formats as gift options.
C F Moore announces an enlarged and reorganized store claiming one of the finest and largest outlets outside Portland. The firm highlights the broad, up to date druggists stock and a top prescription department as key strengths.
A lively ad urges readers to bring home a phonograph for the household and neighborhood. It promises a fine line and a large stack of records with band, violin, flute music, songs, marches, waltzes, and serenades by top talents of the day to entertain the whole family.
A local ad promotes a wide range of dolls including bisque head, china head, and inde struttable varieties in small to large sizes. It notes diverse skin tones with black baby dolls and urges shoppers to make children happy this Christmas.
The shop advertises choicest stationery including the finest paper in pretty boxes for letters of all sizes and a guaranteed Ideal Waterman Fountain Pen. Also offered are 75 dozen Metal Trays direct from Japan and raised works from Friends Church Pacific College and Public School.
A short ad urges readers to place a friend on a subscription list with the Graphic to remind them of a holiday remembrance. It promises 52 monthly reminders for one dollar.
Portland report notes sixty two Oregon commercial bodies form the Oregon Development League. Postage totals indicate vast correspondence with the Middle West about dairying fruit growing and livestock. The campaign aims to identify best letters and expand state promotion through central office in Portland.
Real estate transfers include G S Wright to Elsa Wright party wall lot in McMinnville for 300 dollars. AL Gubser to L Sho field two parcels in McMinnville for 1100 dollars. Zina Wood to Guy Nelson 17.39 acres in block 41 for 1000 dollars. Zina Wood to Geo H Lenecker 75 acres in block 41 for 4300 dollars. WE Kutch to MM Kutch 40 acres, and O and CRR Co to WE Kutch 80 acres. D W Feely to Rt Hopfield two parcels in McMinnville for 150 dollars. JT Patterson to O and CRR Co two tracts 10 by 336 feet for 20 dollars. John L Wighe to Ollie J Pendy two parcels in Dundee for 550 dollars.
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