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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
8
Classified notices solicit rentals and jobs including a farm rental preference and farm labor inquiries from D C Glick Nell Reuter and a man and wife seeking farm work. Also sale offers for guineas wood cords cabbage plants and a 5 room house on North Meridian Street with a 10 day limit. Local businesses advertise pruning packing, dairy work, and dental services by Dr E P Dixon.
Real estate notice offering four well improved five acre tracts for sale through Atty B A Kirks McMinnville Oregon with contact A E Moore one mile west of Newberg. Also buyer Wm Kincaid of Springbrook Oregon seeks prune deliveries at Springbrook Newberg or Dundee at top market price.
Public sale at 307 West Sheridan Street Friday June 30 1911 at 1 oclock sharp. Items include household goods one cow three horses pigs chickens and one house and lot. Owners listed are J Dunlap B Ruddell Co and W McClain with bidders noted as 11 pd.
A July issue highlights seaside leisure at Los Angeles beaches with Peter B. Kyne's The Call of the Cool Sea Breeze and The Spell by C N and A M Williamson. Features four color illustrations and hunting fishing motoring fiction. On sale at all news stands.
National Educational Association holds sessions in San Francisco from July 8 to 15. Southern Pacific offers a special round trip fare of one and one third the regular rate from Oregon points. Tickets on sale June 1 10 20 30 and July 2 to 8 with travel by July 10 and final return by September 15 1911. Stops allowed within limit. For details and fares consult local agents.
An Oregon land and livestock listing invites buyers to trade into higher country living. 960 acres in Ferry canyon near Condon with over 600 tillable, 400 in fall wheat, 200 in summer fallow at 20 000, plus 1100 acres near Con don with house, barn, water, and fencing offered for trade or sale. White & Company 705 East First Street seek partners and deals.
Thoroughbred White Leghorn Eggs advertised by E Hoorer of Champoeg Route 5 Aurora. Tancred strain extra winter layers available. Stock set in hundreds. prices reasonable. Correspondence and visitors solicited. 17 tf.
Residents travel to Soda Springs for relief from chronic kidney trouble and to Portland for a short visit. Miss Clara Frossard visits Dundee as sister Jennie Parker’s guest. Mrs G Du Buisson of Tacoma stays with the Larkin family. Reports on weather and mosquitoes during North Dakota visit by Langton and Best ladies. Constable Morris arrests Wm Saunders on a Portland train on suspicion of links to murders and charged with stealing an overcoat. Letters seek information about a long-lost uncle Anthony Selders. A wagon at a river gravel bank caves in, trapping four horses. A. E. Bowman family heads to Spokane then Alberta. J. A. George relocates with family to Fourth and Meridian property. Will Nelson returns from Lebanon. Strawberry show underwhelms due to discord among promoters. Springbrook parsonage to host Rev. Walter H. Wilson and Friends church services.
The Newberg band performs an open air program next Sunday afternoon in the park. The lineup includes marches and overtures such as Jewel Triumphal English Overture Poet and Peasant Seaside, The Peacock, Martha, In Days of Old, National Emblem, Yankee Doodle, and Star Spangled Banner.
Friday and Saturday shows feature The Shelling of the Texas a grand naval action epic and a matinee Saturday. Three Sisters presents Biographs famous sermons in pictures Miss Very Seely sings Gypsy Love Song Mr Gordon H Dover performs My Ever Loving Southern Girl Late musical pieces by Prof. McKay with effects by Haskins Open 7 30 Adm 10c All G A K men admitted free We spend hundreds to secure the best in pictures singers and musicians.
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