Locals and Passengers Arrival and Departure Notices
Saturday night only. S. D. Strait visited Portland on business. Numerous locals from Newberg and surrounding areas are listed, including travel between Portland and Newberg, residents visiting kin, and updates on employment, health, and wartime charity efforts.
River Front Notes on Boats, Tow Logs and Bunker Repairs
The Grahamona delivered a large shipment of household furniture for Charles Ladd. The Gray Eagle towed logs for the mill on Saturday and again on Tuesday the 26th. Capt. Sam Linton visited from Butteville using the company yacht Viola. The Chase & Linton Co. rebuilt their riverfront bunker to enable unloading gravel at a higher water stage. River boats resumed activity with Grahamona and Pomona seen this week. J C Kellar from Astoria ordered four sixteen foot milk cooling vats for a silo plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Terrell
Portland
Newberg
Alex Sweck
Thomas Prince
Alma Craig
First Street
Thos. Parry
Leona Curtis
H.S. Britt
Dee
Hood River County
A. T. Hall
Columbia Ship Yards
T. F. Wauchope
Charles Tykeson
Mountain Top
Switzerland Red Cross
Hazel M. Morris
Fern Prairie
Washington
R. H. C. Bennett
Washington, D. C
Omar Fendall
Little Son
C. B. Wilson
McMinnville
Arthur J. Allen
Boise
Idaho
F. A. Morris
George Snyder
Lyle
Vernon T. Hinshaw
Wm.Grove
Thos. Lemon
Springbrook
Esther Nonthene
W. W. Nelson
Red Cross
Commercial Club
Imperial Hotel
H. A. Littlefield
Parent-Teacher Association
Levi M. Gilbert
State School For Boys
Salem
Newbery
John Gilbert
Yamhill
C. C. Chapman
The
Oregon Voter
Hopewell
S. P
Charles White
Mary White
Hermiston
Umatilla County
Scotts Mills
T. E. Miles
S. W. Kentner
Western Condensed Milk Co
H. H. Belt
A.C. Seely
Gray Eagle
Sam Linton
Butteville
Viola
Chase & Linton Co
Grahamona
Pomona
J. C. Kellar
Astoria
Maxwell trucks haul 3500 pounds cotton cake to Dallas
Three Maxwell trucks carried 3,500 pounds each of cotton cake on a 120 mile trip to Dallas Texas. The convoy moved freight for M and L Transfer and Storage Company a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Dallas
Texas
M.& L. Transfer & Storage Com
Astoria Industry Shines In Home Manufacturing
The text notes that goods have been turned out and shipped from Astoria, praising the city as a growing manufacturing center and a sign of strong local industry. It highlights Astoria’s contribution to domestic production and the positive outlook for its manufacturing sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nash
Portland
Astoria
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S. D. Strait
Peter P. Olds
Lafayette
Tom Belcher
J. Nelson
Alexander Hull
Chrystal Rohrer
Mrs. A. Millard
West Third Street
Willie Townsend
Adrian Bowman
C.C. Flora
Portersville
California
Isaac Roberts
Ralph
Harry Neal
John Beal
Archie Carney
Vancouver Barracks
Carney
W. R. Oliver
Washington Street
Levi Eby
Payette
Rev
van Dyke
Centralia
Camp Lewis
Wm. Rodgers
John Kirkley
McNay
North Center Street
Kirkley
Margaret Inglis
Newberg Ladies of
Mooseheart
Newberg Order of Moose
George W. Kaufman
Vancouver
M. F. Milleson
Shelbyville
Ind
H. E. Milleson
Dundee
Harry Gardner
Chas. K. Spaulding
Glenn Cullen
G.R. Taylor
A. J. Bishop
D. Kaufman
Howard
W. A. King
O. Martin
Marion County
Louise Jackson Riggs
Wichita, Kansas
C. N. Terrell
Ray Rich
Mr. Rich
Capt
Mrs
K. R. Chase
Fred Grieve
Twin Falls
M. B. Green
J. F. Taylor
Green
B. F. Laferre
Army
Navy
G. W. Range
W. A. Bales
Patterson
Los Angeles
J. H. Hutchenson
W. E. Thomas
Junction City
Margaret Thomas
Charles Ellingson
Sharon
North Dakota
F. R. Rundell
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E. L. Eckerson
First
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Tillamook County
Beaver
Harry Garrett
Sykes
Eckerson
Frank Colcord
Lester Wright
New York
France
Indiana
Paul Elliott
Henry Keeney
Richard
Sherwood
Vern Graves
J.J. Thurston
R. M. Thurston
Suver
Charles K. Spaulding
Clifford
Mrs. Wayne Chase
Redmond
Mrs. Chase
Grant Conway
River Front
Charles Ladd
Rivers
Willamette
Gates Bar
Yamhill. Electric Company
CR. Morris
Rexall Products
Rexall
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Lynn B. Ferguson
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