Laurant Highlight Draws Spring Week Audience
Laurant, Friday night, April 1, draws strong attendance with comments that Laurant is in a class by himself. The town promotes the upcoming event and urges early seat reservations.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
5
Laurant, Friday night, April 1, draws strong attendance with comments that Laurant is in a class by himself. The town promotes the upcoming event and urges early seat reservations.
Newberg reports Mrs Corrie Hubbard state secretary of the Rebekah Lodge visited on Wednesday. A large Lyceum course closing number tickets go on sale Monday morning. A social evening at Walter Terrell’s hosts Misses Spangle and Rush with friends from Newberg and nearby areas. Proff M L Pratt to lecture at Duncan Hall on Friday for teachers and educational workers.
Official figures for 1904 to 1908 indicate Oregon 20.2 bushels wheat per acre, Washington 23.9, Idaho 25.9, Montana 25, Northwest 22.4. Saskatchewan 16.5, Alberta 21.4. oats Northwest 38.6 vs Saskatchewan 31.3 and Alberta 35.7. barley Northwest 36.4 vs Saskatchewan 19.3 and Alberta 25.8. Also notes lyceum closing night on All Fools Day with Laurant, his magic act, and ticket info.
James A. Kersey issues a trespass warning to local youths for making noise near the creek on his ranch. He states the notice was ignored and threatens prosecution for any future violations.
Property offer of 320 acres of fine level land in a large valley in Central Oregon. Seller states homestead present and can locate buyers, with an $80 payable fee.
Alvin S. Hawk of Primer located at 681-2 Third Street Portland Oregon is connected to MORRIS and SMITH of Newberg Oregon in this agency listing.
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