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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
1
A two night carnival in Oliver's skating rink drew an immense local crowd in Newberg. Proceeds support Edwards grove improvements and the city park, with rich entertainment from local talent and a lighthearted parade featuring twenty floats and performances by the Civic Improvement Club.
The Dunbar family acts as a four member male quartet with Mrs Ralph Dunbar and features including humorous numbers and two hundred handbells. Ralph Dunbar leads cellist performances and Harry Dunbar adds flute solos and humor. The show comes to Newberg College Auditorium on Monday evening April 3 with season tickets usable at Hudson's Drug Store on March 29 and 30.
A large fire gutted the Northwest Milk Condenser in Newberg injuring no one. Two thirds of the 15000 dollars in canned milk stock was saved while the rear and operating rooms suffered extensive damage. The plant employed fourteen men and seven teams and will be rebuilt with a meeting planned for early next week to discuss plans for a new condensery.
A reader reports San Francisco optimism from the upcoming fair, noting revived business activity as New York firms seek payments, plans for a Golden Gate Park site, and ongoing city reconstruction. The piece also salutes irrigation progress in the San Joaquin valley and orange growing in Lindsay.
Mrs Harry Patterson entertained the entire Telephone force for a Tuesday evening gathering at her home. Mrs Mac Fisher was guest of honor due to her imminent move to Salem with Mr Fisher as they plan to establish their home there.
E B Merchant plans a two story brick hardware building on First Street beside the First National Bank. The new store will rival Portland in size with 50 foot frontage and 103 feet depth, featuring glass fronts, Oregon fir interior, and segregated display of hardware, tools, and farm goods on the second floor. Merchant touts low cash prices and wholesale retail reach, claiming better pricing than Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck.
Arthur C. Dann and his wife, noted Friends of England, tour the United States and will speak at the Friends church Sunday and Sunday night with potential meetings to follow. The public is invited to attend.
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