Locals and Personal Notes Highlight Newberg Week
Attorney B A Kirks visits Newberg while neighbors, relatives and travelers drop in from La Fayette Portland Salem McMinnville and Chicago. The community hosts a food sale at Crede Market July 27 and a moonlight steamship trip with Pacific College alumni on the Willamette.
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B. A. Kirks
Newberg
Tom Nelson
J. C. Nelson
LaFayette
Vera Portwood
Condon
Gilliam County
Fay Price
Marion George
Rex
Dave Coyle
J. B. Mount
Portland
Julia Gibson
Madison
West Chehalem
E. A. Hall
Bow Island
Alta
Canada
Florence Pearson
Redlands
California
Elizabeth
Ruth Heston
Pacific College
Leon
Willamette
Christian Workers of the
Church of the Brethren
Margaret Hodge
Salem
Newbery
Spaulding Logging Company
B. C. Miles
Jessie Britt
Wilsonville
Angus
George L. Kelly
McCoy
Rochalette Eggers
M. J. Nash
Lee Helton
The Squirrel a Tree Planter
The squirrels of the United States act as nature's key planters, burying nuts individually rather than in a single stash. Unused stores germinate, creating uniform nut tree forests rather than clustered growth under parent trees.
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United States
Rearing Horse Riding Tactic: Quick Head Pull Averts Fall
An experienced horseman advises that a rearing horse must come up straight. If a saddle horse rears, promptly pull its head to the right or left to throw it off balance. The rider must act quickly and repeat the maneuver to prevent a successful rear.
Remedy Until The Horse Ends Rear Attempts
The rider stops trying to rear after his efforts to curb the horse prove futile. The scene shows repeated failure to induce the animal to rise, leading to a pause in attempts and a shift in handling approach.
Newberg Street Improvement Proposal on Washington Street
City of Newberg plans concrete curbs drainage and five inch gravel bitulithic pavement on Washington street from Second to Hancock excluding First street intersection. Estimated cost 3750 dollars to be assessed on abutting property. council to hear objections August 1912 at 8 p m. Recorders office July 18 1912.
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City of
Newberg
Yamhill County
Oregon
Washington Street
Second Street
Hancock Street
First Street
the Recorder of the City of
City of Newberg
State of
Raspberry Growers Urged to Join Springbrook Union
Blackcap raspberry growers in Spring Brook Oregon are asked to contact C. E. Newhouse to sign a contract and provide crop estimates for pooling dried fruit with the Springbrook Fruit Growers Union.
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Springbrook Fruit Growers Union
C. E. Newhouse
Springbrook
Ore
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James Duncan
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Minneapolis
Minnesota
T. B. Duncan
Second
Grant Streets
James
Sherwin Williams Paint Co
Tom and Wife
Mary Honeywell
Florence Call
The
Graphic Force
St. Johns
Willis Duniway
Chester R. Clark
Myrtle Mills
S. A. Mills
Good Samaritan Hospital
S. J. Madson
C. B. Wilson
P. M
Charles O. Whitely
Nestucca
C.S. Fling
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
St. Paul
J. A. Honens
W. D. Honens
Alberta
New Hampshire
Col
B. F. Pike
A. Bartholomew
J. W. Brooks
Independence
Wendell Wilson
Lois
McMinnville
C. J. Hoskins
Willard Wood
W.J. Vestal
Peter Hanson
San Francisco Veterinary College
Commercial Stable
E. H. Woodward
St. Vincent and Good Samaritan
Mary Ann Hash
L. F. Hall
Guy Bennett
Vancouver
Washington
W. A. King
John E. Smith
Gladstone
Hesson
Thura J. Heston
D. W. Heston
J. R. McKillop
J. F. Taylor
Graphic
Humbolt County
Lovelock
Nevada
Dayton
George A. Akern
Oklahoma
Christian Church
C. J. Leavitt
Olive Bassett
Neva Ritchey
Baltimore
L. R. Alderman
W. P. Heacock
Bay City
Chas. K. Spaulding
Ila
Newport
Nye Beach
J. A. Laurie
Wenatchee
W. H. Wharton
W. A. Westfall
Jolliett
Montana
Nelson Brouillette
Edward
Pearl Covk
Church of God
Dayton Avenue
First
Charley Cavil
Cascade Mountain District
Eugene
E. C. Baird
College and
Franklin Streets
D. W. Campbell
L. R. Fields
Southern Pacific
Carlton
Campbell
Alexander Hull
Senger
Pas
Martha Washington Shoes
Martha Washington
Congress
W. W. Hollingsworth & Sons
Store OF Quality
W. W. Nelson
First St
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