Bitulithic Pavement Recommended by Kalispell Committee
A Kalispell committee inspecting pavement types favors bitulithic over Powers macadam. They find sample 4 hard and prefer bitulithic for Main street four blocks while noting Powers pavement suits only where traffic is light. Aff AffFirmative speakers A J King Henry Bierman F E French E S Greer. Ab ford Swink oppose. Mrs Dixon visiting. J C Booker family back from California.
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Kalispel
Mont
Interlake
First Avenue East
Court House
Powers
Main Street
First Avenue
Dundee-Newberg wedding links two counties by June 3 ceremony
On Monday June 3 Miss Bessie Newman of Dundee and Luther Herrington of Newberg wed at McMinnville. Dundee friends extend good wishes as the couple plans a Newberg home. Evening notes include visits, a concert, and local illness impacting attendance. Public notices list real estate transfers and neighborhood happenings throughout McMinnville and Newberg.
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Bessie Newman
Dundee
Luther Herrington
Newberg
McMinnville
Wm. Hill
Eddie
Reinhardt Groth
Tressie Ryan
Frances Wall
Clark Noble
Handley Place
W. S. Allen
Portland
Fred Kennedy
Baby
Bennett
Magnus
John Parrett
H. T. Prince
John Renzeau
E. S. Greer
Elizabeth Lawson and Samuel W Babcock Engagement
Elizabeth Lawson aged 21 and Samuel W Babcock aged 24 announce their engagement.
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Elizabeth Lawson
Samuel W. Babcock
Presbyterian Church Children’s Day Services This Week
The church invites all to Children’s Day next Sunday at 9:45 AM. Morning and evening sermons continue the Life of Moses series. Morning subject The Shepherd of Midian or Rules of Success. Evening subject The Leader of Israel or The Man for President. A cordial welcome to strangers.
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Milbanke
China
Duncan McVea
Carlos
Portugal
Cape Verde Islands
McVea
Neanes
Greta
Russia
St. Petersurg
Lenidoff
Baron Enidoff
Detroit Free Press
Moses
Midian
Israel
Snow Banners Over Sierra Peaks
In the Sierra Nevada mountains a rare atmospheric phenomenon creates snow banners when strong winds from the mountains drive light snow into circling motion. The thick dark plume forms near the ridge like a flagstaff and then spreads a mile or more as iridescent waves drift down the slopes, seen by naturalists and natives alike.
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
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W. W. Hollingsworth
The
Newberg Transfer Co
Reines
U'States
Newberg Hardware & Plumbing Co
Builders of Homes
Our
Corbett
Beaver State Merchants Mutual Insurance Co
White & Company Tog
First Street
Yamhill County
A. H. Birrell & CO
McKay Ridg
3Rd & Stark Portland
Oregon
A. J. King
Henry Bierman
F. E. French
G. Abford
R. W. Swink
Mrs. Dixon
Washington
R. L. Robison
J. C. Booker
California
Forest
W.S. Allan
Graeper
Dr. Milner
Wm. Wilson
Red Hill
Inez Martin
Tina Sharkland
Phoebe Hess
Martin
Hazel Thompson
Blanche Vedder
Lloyd Vedder
LaCross
Pearl Vedder
Ridgefield
Carmen Wall
Sherwood
Frank Keyes
T. C. Jory
Citizens Bank of Portland
Walter E. Beckner
Hobson's Fruit Land
Alice R. Beeler
Thomas W. Dickey
John Watt
J. L. Brown
Hanes Christian Larsen
Samuel Cozine
George A Brodie
W F Slaughter
Welch
Geo
Alson G Byers
Sheriff
Hervey Hoskine
Herschel Glenn Bunn
Guardian
Wilbur Ray Bunn
Frederick Bunn
John Frederick Bunn
Chehalen Mountain
Prudential Loan & Trust Co
Alto
Emma White
Frank Johnson
William Peterson
Louise B. Kirks
Asa C & Anna T. Morse
Chehalen Orchard
John T. Maloney
Ellen D Todd
Saylor
J T Miller
Joseph C. Crain
Wynooski
Snowdendlein
BC Miles & Wf
Roscoe W Ellis
Joseph W McCormick
Ira G McCormick
L Peer
Slaughter& Jd&aa
Welchne& of
J A Ruble
Owen
Annie Tierney
Matthew Hall
Sarah J. Russell
MeMinnville
George Schoppert
Presbyterian Church
Uncle Fred
Thos. Herd & Son
Rian
United States
Nat’l. Bank
Newberg, Oregon
America
L. Evans
Mi. J. Nash Co
First ST
Newberg, OR
Nature’s Food
Frank Zumwailt
Oregon Journal
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