Portland Newberg Motor Bus Schedule Effective August 15 1919
Schedule shows bus departures from Portland at 8:00 8:08 and other times to Newberg with hotels and theatres listed. Reservations available by phone in Portland and Newberg. Schedule notes changes subject to change without notice and special trips for theatre parties on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Portland-Newberg
Portland
Newberg 4Th
Alder Imperial Hotel
Sat
Sun
Newberg
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 Meeting Schedule
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 2 30 p m in Punean’s Hall 311 First Street Frances Woodruff pres Emma L Snow secretary
Newberg Leaders Push Farm Cooperatives and Growth
The Newberg community fuels interest in cooperative farming with forty additional fruit growers joining the Oregon Growers cooperative. The article urges attending the Salem berry conference December 20–22 to hear California grower leaders and California raisin history. It cites the California Associated Raisin Company’s role in stabilizing prices, boosting member profits, and lifting state agriculture, urging Newberg to embrace cooperative farming for progress and prosperity.
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Newberg
Newberg Graphic
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
California
Oregon
Salem
G. D. Bill
Sebastopol Berry Growers Association of California
Oregon Farmer
Idaho
Bulletin
Fresno County
Chamber of Commerce
California Associated Raisin Company
Association
Giffen-Hobbs Company
Thompson
George Hecke
Harry S. Maddox
San Francisco
Farm Pointers Pastures Planned for Next Year
This season plans for pasture for the farm flock next year. Remember the dry season when sheep need succulent feed. Mammoth clover sown with rape in April or May will help provide this feed.
Clover seed testing and sowing guidance for Oregon
Purchasing clover seed for next spring should be considered soon and sent in for testing. Buckhorn is a growing pest in western Oregon and only good seed free from dodder should be sown. Tops of asparagus plants should be allowed to brown before cutting and beds worked in winter to kill weeds on sandy loam soils.
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Oregon
Eyeless pullets and market timing noted in Oregon column
Eyeless pullets to go mark the pullets that do not begin to lay by January 1. They may be disposed of when they stop laying next summer. A laying hen shows a bright comb and moist vent, with color bleaching from vent to shanks over 15 weeks. CO A C experiment station Myrtle Point notes. Marshfield fish hatchery rebuild. Portland export total for November. Freewater grange hall rebuild. Astoria to build new Baptist church.
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Myrtle Point
Marshfield
Portland
Freewater
Grange Hall
Astoria
New Baptist
Fables Link Milky Way to Fishes and Spirit Paths
The text notes that in Chinese and Japanese folklore the Milky Way is viewed as a stream filled with silvery fishes. It also cites African Bushmen and American Indians who connect it with guiding lights for wandering spirits.
Keiling Cement Works Promises Guaranteed Grave Work
Q M Keiling of Newberg Oregon offers cement curbs vaults and grave covers with guaranteed work. Services include care of lots and single graves by the year with contact at Box 402 or phone Black 146.
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Q. M. Keiling
Sexton Box
Newberg
Oregon
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T. H. Thorne
A. M. Kendrick
First
Meridian
First Street
North Second Street
Newberg High School
Agriculture Department
Ctemrion
Oliver F. Kilbam
Washington
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Spivey’s Paint Store
Portland Orchestra
Lafayette& Mineral Springs
Oliver F. Kilham
Clover Seed Boucht Now
Wm. S. Hart and
Eva Novak In
Q’malley
The
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Great Northwest
Neal Hart
Sydney Chaplin
Joker
Screenland
Corvallis
Agricultural College
Sia Oil Rete
Southland
Via
Shasta
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
San Diego
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott
John Gowe Risewiare
Chehalem Valley Mills
United States
National Bank OF
C. K. Spaulding Logging Co
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