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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
8
In a local notice residents recount their encounter with Chicago Portrait Co representatives unfairly taking and later demanding payment for enlarged photos. They warn others to be cautious and urge business practices be held to account to protect the vulnerable.
The clerk of School District No 9 will receive sealed bids for 20 ricks of 16 to 18 inch wood split into two contracts old fir and oak. Bids must be in by 6 pm July 10 1908. The board may reject any or all bids. J P Barnnart Clerk.
Al Willis builds cottage near the railroad in the northern town. Lola Kaufman to teach at Spring Brook school next year. Margaret Inglis leaves for Newport summer residence. Claude Cummings starts a cottage for J. L. Hoskins north of town. Neil Williams progresses on a Meridian street residence opposite college grounds. Everett Heacock celebrates his birthday with friends. Ella Crawford travels from Seattle to home. Cannery delayed awaiting stock of cans. Methodist church plans a new building due to crowded services. D. J. Gilbert hears his Indiana father sold farm and plans to move to Newberg area. A wagonette party enjoys a picnic in Otterbrook canyon. Harry Maxfield leaves for Quillayute after Pacific College graduation. Yamhill County Development League prints its first brochure, a colorful booklet. Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Hoskins attend Pacific College reunion at the Parker home with many classmates and friends.
A collection of small ads offers hauling by H R Cobb, sale of six dairy cows and two brood sows, lost gold locket with initials K R, and a 4 percent acre property at Dayton Ave Newberg Oregon. Also listing Watts and Keller dairy products, a seven room Portland bungalow for 5500 with trade options, and Rampu Ackley soliciting farm descriptions.
The new Baptist meeting house will be formally dedicated Sunday morning June 28. Rev. Geo. R. Varney of McMinnville will preach the sermon and again in the evening on The Stuff that Stands and With-Stands. The public is invited. P. C. Stannard, Pastor.
Crowds now follow evening entertainment at the Bijou on the first floor of the Duncan Opera House building. Manager C C Allen & Son present moving pictures and illustrated songs. Programs change Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. Admission is ten cents for adults and five cents for children under ten.
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