Berry Festival Plans Ahead With Free Berries and Events
Newberg prepares for the Berry Festival on Saturday July 9 with a parade coronation lunch exhibits and stunts. Governor Olcott and Julius Meier will speak as crowds gather for races tug of war water fights and a McMinnville versus Newberg St Paul baseball game.
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Olcott
Frank Morris
Yamhill County
McMinnville
Newberg-St. Paul
Salem Cherrians
Newberg
Oregonian writer visits Newberg for berry industry feature
Special Oregonian staff writer J Addison Bennett visited Newberg with a team including R A Butt and R J Moore to gather data on the berry industry and related agriculture. He toured patches, juice plants, a cannery, a chicken ranch, and orchards, ending with a luncheon at the Imperial Hotel. His Newberg piece is slated for the July 10 Sunday Oregonian.
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J. Addison Bennett
The
Oregonian
Newberg
Berrians
R. A. Butt
R. J. Moore
Chester A. Dimond
Bennett
Jones Bros
Miller Chicken Ranch
Springbrook
Cheéhalem Mountain
Rex
Imperial Hotel
Mr. Bennett
Oregon
Monday Musical Club Elects Officers At Last Meeting
The Monday Music Club met on June 27 for its final meeting before summer. A Mozart program directed by Miss Eva Moore followed by two solos by Miss Brown of Portland pleased members. Officers elected: Evah Hadley president, Harriet Gibson vice president, Mingie Ginn Gould secretary, Mabel Miller treasurer. Refreshments closed the meeting. praise for outgoing president Mrs. ____ for two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Eva Moore
Miss Brown
Portland
Evah Hadley
Harriett Gibson
Mingie Ginn Gould
Mabel Miller
St Paul Newberg Team Wins 3 to 2 in Sun Game
A combined St Paul Newberg nine defeated Woodburn 3 2 after tying 2 2 until the ninth. Fuzzie Carson pitched well in relief and Baird drove in the winning run with two out in the ninth. The lineup includes Connor Pelland Coleman Pillette Smith from St Paul and Carson Baird Sunderlief Elliott from Newberg.
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St. Paul
Berg
Woodburn
Baird
Fuzzie Carson
Newberg
R. Connor
Fred Pelland
Curtis Coleman
Stanley Pillette
Carl Smith
Earl Baird
Win. Sunderlief
Brandy Elliott
Court Investigates Mountain Road Blockage
McMinnville county court examined a blocked mountain road after Mr. Jones erected a fence at the right of way and seeks damages of 500 dollars. The case may move to condemnation as residents support the road to ease steep grades and favor completing the project with little or no damages.
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McMinnville
Mountain Road
Jones
Card of Thanks for Allen Smith and family
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who remembered us during our bereavement for Allen Smith and family.
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Allen Smith
Seventy Dollars Raised For Lung Motor Fund
Firemen report seventy dollars raised to aid the Lungmotor fund. Readers are urged to contribute and a published list shows many individuals and businesses donating amounts from one to five dollars toward the total.
Nebraska visitors visit Newberg and Friday Harbor fruit talk
Mrs. Hettie Ames and daughter Adaline arrive from Lincoln Nebraska. Adaline plans six weeks of research and teaching in Friday Harbor and Seattle area with prior posts in Virginia and near Seattle. They tour Newberg Nebraska friends Dilley Oregon and enjoy local cherries while noting Nebraska fruit crop losses from late frosts.
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Hettie Ames
Fred L. Ames
Newberg
Adaline
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mt. Angel
Friday Harbor
Seattle
Sweetbrier
Virginia
T P S Club Dinner Honors Pendleton Guests
The T P S Club hosted a dinner at Mrs L B Ferguson home on Tuesday in honor of Mrs Charles A Crabtree Pendleton and other guests Mrs W S Parker LaGrande Mrs W E Wight and Mrs J R Rogers Portland plus Mrs Mary E Williams. Members listed include Mrs C C Ferguson Mrs David Irelan Magele Littlefield Mr Wesley Boyes and others.
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Charles A. Crabtree
Pendleton
W. S. Parker
LaGrande
W. E. Wight
J. R. Rogers
Portland
T. P. S. Club
L. B. Ferguson
Mary E. Williams
Mesdames C. C. Ferguson
David Irelan
Magele Littlefield
Wesley Boyes
J. L. Ferguson
W. W. Nelson
Ruth Parker
Mary Frances Crabtree
Clara Jane Williams
Ferris Fercuson
Willian Wight
Alexander Hull Reported Very Sick
Alexander Hull is described as very ill in a brief notice. The item provides no further medical details or context beyond his condition.
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Alexander Hull
Federal officers raid bootleggers in Butteville district
Three men faced charges after federal officers with county deputies raided a hidden still on the old Lilywood place. Officers seized bootleg liquor, a stove, copper coils, and mash barrels while arresting C. D. Sellwood, Frank G. Olsen, and C. W. Woolver. Woolver and Olsen were fined 40 and 150 dollars respectively with costs. Dalquist later pleaded guilty and paid 150 dollars plus costs.
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Henry Morris
Liwood Place
Butteville
Clackamas
Yamhill
Fred Snyder
8. B. Sandifer
Government Office
Newberg
C. D. Sellwood
Frank G. Olsen
C. W. Woolver
Woolver Place
Woolver
Olsen
Mr. Morris
John Dalquist
Portland
Snyder
Morris
Sandifer
Churchill
Graphic
Obituary of Joanna Haworth A Mother and Wife
Joanna Haworth born June 24 1843 in Vermillion Indiana moved with family to Iowa as a child. She married Richard Brown in 1861 and bore eleven children eight surviving, with many who preceded her in death. After years across Kansas Oklahoma Oregon she died June 26 1921 after twelve weeks of suffering.
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Joanna Haworth
Dillon and
Mary Haworth
Vermillion County
Indiana
Warren County
Iowa
Richard Brown
William
George C
Frankey
Levi M
Alfred C
Dillion H
Seth B
Myrtle M
Hattie L
Martha E
Clio
Republic County
Kansas
Wodds County
Oklahoma
Myrtle Murdock
Springbrook
Oregon
Friends Church
Committees Named for Berry Festival Formation
Newberg prepares for its first berry festival with appointed committees to handle parade berries and cream exhibits gathering and judging sales concessions coronation decoration reception stunts membership entertainment publicity and finance roles. A Friday meeting at the Commercial Club will finalize plans and outline exhibitor guidance for July 8.
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Newberg
Henry Morris
Lynn B. Ferguston
W. A. Vincent
D. A. Hart
W. W. Nelson
D. R. Chapin
William Ormond
C. R K. Chapin
C. E. Ferguson
George Kelly
R. W. VanValin
Jennie D. Miller
Lutz
W. H. Woodworth
Neva Manion
Eli Evans
S. J. Madson
E. C. Baird
S. M. Calkine
R. A. Butt
S. L. Parrett
Tom Tyndall
H. C. Spaulding
Dave Smith
C. C. Frick
Wm. V. Dolph
S. M. Calkins
L. Parrett
Grant Heat
Not a Candidate for Newberg Postmaster
E H Woodward states he is not a candidate for postmaster or any office and thanks supporters after seeing his name in Portland paper as a candidate for the Newberg postoffice.
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Newberg
Editor Graphic
Portland
E. H. Woodward
Thankful note for sympathy and flowers to our family
We express sincere thanks for the love and sympathy shown during our mother’s illness and death and for the beautiful floral offerings from friends. Signed by D. H. Brown, T. Clione, Mrs. I. A. Mardock, Mrs. Hattie L. Dyer, and Mrs. E. C. Green.
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D. H. Brown
T. Clione
I. A. Mardock
Hattie L. Dyer
E. C. Green
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Gabe
Charles Morris
J. F. Traver
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Golden Rule Store
F. Wallace
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Doolittle
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Jack Ridenour
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