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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
5
Neighbors travel to Newport, Portland and Salem for business, family visits, and vacations. The town awaits a Yambill public stock show and street carnival on September 19 as residents plan trips and property moves.
Portland buyers pushed cattle prices higher with prime steers at 8.00 to 8.25 and cows 7.00 to 7.25 while hogs surged to 10.00 as light receipts kept buyers eager. The market notes a strong single day run and broad outlet amid brisk demand for prime beef and pork.
Mrs Stella Vincent and children return to Newberg after a several week valley visit. Misses Crystal and Margaret Smith traveled to Portland on Saturday. G N Hesgard went to Portland and brought out a baler now operated in John Davis and Miss Gladys Davis guests at the Davis home. George Bush made a business trip to Portland this week. Mrs Eberman and Florence moving to California spend a few days with Mrs J L Davis. N C Christenson and daughter Alice spent Sunday in the valley. Virgil and Omar Fendall came out from town on Sunday.
80 acres in Washington county with timber clover and bearing fruit trees. Fair house 2 barns 5 acres bearing apples prunes pears peaches and a cider mill. Includes livestock wagons harness plows and machinery valued at 1850. Land nearby selling around 200 per acre. may exchange for a small valley ranch. Death in family leaves estate burdensome.
G. S. Hoaglin, based west of Newberg, advertises land for sale or exchange across Oregon, California, and Idaho. He promises stable pricing with $12 000 as a reference and invites inquiries to arrange property listings.
Readable catalog note offers ladies union suits at 19 cents and ladies vests at 25 cents for three. Also advertised are fine Comfy Cut Union Suits priced at 45 cents per item.
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