Newberg Berry Festival Promises Regional Impact
Community leaders urge cooperation for Newberg first berry festival to attract thousands from surrounding towns. They stress strong exhibit and sale of berries from Newberg Dundee Springbrook Chehalem area to boost merchants farmers and regional reputation. The effort aims to show superior local fruit and build ongoing markets beyond the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berriana
Newberg
Portland
Dundee
Springbrook
Chehalem Center
West Chehalem
United States
City Council Reviews River Street Paving Plan
The Newberg city council discussed paving River Street at a regular meeting. They heard remonstrances on full width pavement and instructed the engineer to draft plans for full width paving to the city limits.
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Gece Innesth Aphusiaaninans
River Street
Sixth Street
Iity
Berry Exhibits Move to Cal kins Garage for Festival Display
After redesigning plans for the berry festival the exhibits will be held in the Cal kins garage building on Main street. free berries and cream and berry sales will operate on adjoining vacant lots near the Graphic office toward Dayton road. Committees urge public cooperation to keep costs in check while welcoming outside guests.
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Calkins Garage
Main Street
Graphic Office
Dayton
Chautauqua Tickets On Sale Soon In Newberg Dundee
Chautauqua season tickets go on sale Monday July 11 and run until noon Saturday before price increases. Last summer subscribers are urged to apply early to help committees gauge returns. Tickets available at local drug stores and banks in Newberg or from C E Newhouse Springbrook and G A Dearborn Dundee.
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Newberg
C. E. Newhouse
Springbrook
G. A. Dearborn
Dundee
Chautauqua Committee
Berry Festival promises a big Newberg day of crowds
Newberg hosts its first annual Berry Festival with a full day of events from 10 a m parade to evening concerts. Highlights include a Queen Aubrey coronation, Meier speech, berry service, stunts, a McMinnville vs Newberg St Paul ballgame, and a water fight between fire departments. The St Paul Newberg team edged Woodburn 4 3 on July Fourth, with two thousand fans watching.
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Newberg
Aubrey
ST. Paul-Newberg
Newberg-St. Paul
Woodburn
Pillette
Pelland
St. Paul
Sunderlief
McMinnville
College
Berry Festival funds assure success in Newberg
The Newberg Berry Festival gains over 400 dollars from business people guaranteeing festival success. Locals assist with decorating and labor while farmers are urged to donate berries for free distribution and crate sales. Crates from Portland total 150, stored at Creole Meat Market overnight. Farmers may obtain crates at Bowman & Brooks job office near city hall.
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Newberg
Portland
Bowman & Brooks
Family Faces Pneumonia Illness at Eleventh and River
The C. V. Baker family on Eleventh and River streets endures pneumonia with Mr. Baker seriously ill but hopeful for recovery. Dorothy, five, also has measles atop pneumonia, while Mrs. Baker improves and another boy remains at lower risk as of press time.
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C. V. Baker
Eleventh
River Streets
Berry Festival Promises A Day Of Entertainment In Newberg
The narrative outlines a bustling event featuring a dog and pony circus Hawaiian show a merry go round and side shows plus an aeroplane flight over the berry country of Newberg. Attendees will tour berry exhibits at the Calkins garage and learn about local growers varieties and quantities with strong community cooperation foretelling a successful celebration.
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Baker Stock Co
Portland
Calkins
Newberg
Newberg Parade Plans Line Up At 9 30 A M
The Graphic appeals to Newberg citizens to participate in a Saturday parade led by the Berrian band with the queen’s car and decorated autos. Marshals announce entrants must be in line by 9 30 A M on Sheridan Street near the Baptist church. The route runs east to Meridian then through city streets to the tourist park for the program.
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Aubrey
Calkins
Ralph Butt
Julius L. Meier
Portland
Mr. Meier
First Street
Graphic Office
Newberg
Berrian Band
Sheridan Street
The
Baptist Church
Henry Morris
College
Meridian Street
Maine Street
Hancock Street
Washington Street
College Street
Fifth Street
Fifth
Berry Festival Invites Public to Take Home Crates
Local Berry Festival promotes a take home offer inviting residents to collect a crate of assorted berries. Organizers emphasize fresh produce, family fun, and festive activities at the event site with free samples while crates last.
Baker Players of Portland at Star Theatre in New berg
The Lee Stock Company from Baker presents three days starting Thursday July 7 at the Star Theatre with a matinee during the big berry festival. Repertoire includes Boss of Bar Z Ranch The Powers That Be The Girl From Laramie and The Matrimonial Tangle. The troupe tours Washington and Oregon ahead of the Portland season opening September 4.
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Lee Stock Company
Newberg
Bar Z Ranch
Laramie
Oregon Sunday Journal
Baker Theatre Players
Portland
Washington
Oregon
Graphic classifieds deliver quick cow sales
R L McDougall uses Graphic classifieds to sell cows quickly. He reports he completed the sale as soon as the ad appeared, praising the system as a simple cheap way to connect buyers and sellers.
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R. L. McDougall
McDougall
County transfers 10000 to road project funding
The county commissioners court transferred 10 000 dollars from the general fund to road project No 5 to complete paving of the Three Mile Lane project. The order was made on June 24.
Landingham Sues for Will Performance Tried Before Judge
A nonjury suit by C J Landingham against George W Briedwell and others sought specific performance of a will contract tied to the Haynes Helms estate. Judge Belt presided last week, the decree favored the defendants, the complaint was dismissed, and neither side to recover costs.
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C. J. Landingham
George W. Briedwell
Judge Belt
Haynes Helms Et Ax
Estate actions and probate petitions filed
Estate T. J. Pribble is administered by Mary V. Pribble as executrix. Petitions to probate the estates of David B. Smith and Abraham K. Miller have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Pribble
Mary V. Pribble
David B. Smith
Abraham K. Miller
No bounty paid for predatory animals since April 8
The county reports no bounties have been issued for predatory animals since April 8. Officials say no claims have been filed or paid in that period.
Divorce row for Lyle G Small and Letha Small
The case lists Lyle G Small as plaintiff and Letha Small as defendant with attorney B A Kirks representing the plaintiff. The notice records a divorce action and indicates the court handling the case.
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Lyle G. Small
Letha Small
B. A. Kirks
Plaintiff
Court Actions Include Divorces and Quiet Title Decrees
A batch of court items lists divorces Maud Hellekes and Emil C. Hellekes and Wilhelm Buuck versus Louise Buuck. Several suits to quiet title include Chris W. Simpsonson and others versus Charles M. Colwell and George Hessler versus Nancy Ann Newbill. Injunction action Ellen S. Jones v City of Sheridan ends with city lots dissolved and acreage perpetual. Foreclosure decree after stipulations names N C Christenson et al. plus George W. James v City of Newberg and a reporter notice of decree and injunction.
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B. E. Williams
Equity Queen Canning Co
Leeee
Ee Queenee
Maud Hellekes
Emil C. Hellekes
Chris W. Simonson
Charles M. Colwell
George Hessler
Nancy Ann Newbill
Wilhelm Buuck
Louise Buuck
I. C. Emmerson
Collin D. Matheny
Ellen S. Jones
City of
Sheridan
Jennie Rose Goodrich
Hershal Glenn Bunnet Ax
Festival Notes In Brief Form
Farmers should leave their berries for sale or free serving at Crede's Meat Market Friday evening. Crates may be secured at Bowman Brooks office beside City Hall on First Street. Exhibits to be left at Calkins garage Friday evening if possible. Saturday morning in emergencies. Floats and decorated cars line on Sheridan Street at College Street by 9:30 Saturday morning.
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Crede’s
Calkins
Sheridan Street
College Street
Oregon Growers Disposition Of Newberg Fruit
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association handles Newberg district fruit through several firms. Black cherries go to Oregon Canning Company in Newberg, Springbrook Growers Packing Company processes a large tonnage, sour cherries head to Brownsville Canning in Corvallis, black cap crop goes to Graves Canning in Sherwood, and Logan berries from Newberg are sold to Featherstone Products Company with daily truck haul to Cornelius.
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Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Newberg
Oregon Canning Company
Springbrook Growers Packing Company
Brownsville Canning Company
Corvallis
Graves Canning Company
Sherwood
Featherstone Products Company
Cornelius
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City Council
Ftret
West Fifth Street
Electric Company
Berry
Tom Tyn
College Diamond
Moc Minnville
Salem
Tyndall
Carson
Oregon Growers Association
Baker Players OF
Star Theatre
City Hall
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