Sawmill Accident Claims Willard Hall’s Left Hand
Willard Hall of Sixth and Meridian streets suffered a severe accident at the silo plant of the sawmill last Saturday when a feeding board jerked into a ripsaw. His left hand, including thumb and four fingers, was mangled and requires amputation. Hall, 24, recently started work after leaving Newberg High School and a year at O A C. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Laura Hall and a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hall
Sixth
Meridian
Hall
Laura Hall
Newberg High School
A. C
Southern Pacific Oregon Payrolls and Taxes in 1920
Payroll figures show Oregon labor costs totaling 911 083 754.93 dollars for 1920. Oregon tax payments reach 1 110 038 86 dollars, while total distributions for 1920 amount to 16 713 681 79 dollars according to the Ex. record.
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Southern Pacific Company
Oregon
Yamhill County Exells in the Production of Cherries
Yamhill County remains Oregon’s banner cherry region as frost and cold April weather shrink crops across the nation. Estimates show only about a quarter of a cherry crop east of the Rockies, with New Jersey and New York worst hit. Oregon’s Yamhill reports strong bearing acreage and a large crop last season, while overall prices averaged ten cents per pound.
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Rocky Mountains
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Atlantic Coast
Jersey
New York
Michigan
New Gland
Idaho
Yakima Valley
Rockies
Yamhill County
Banner County
Oregon
State Tax Commission
Polk County
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Oregon Growers Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
R. C. Paulus elected general manager of the Oregon Growers Cooperative association and packing corporation. C. I. Lewis named assistant general manager. Paulus active in Northwest fruit circles for twelve years. Lewis long trusted horticulture head at Oregon Agricultural College. The cooperative began August 1, 1919 with 137 members and 3,000 acres. now 1,648 members and 28,838 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Paulus
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Oregon Growers’ Packing Corporation
C. I. Lewis
Paulus
Northwest
Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College
New Graphic Readers Listed This Week
Regular subscribers enrolled last week include Co. D. Gatch BL West George Cornell George Werner Mrs H C Miller Jerome Buzan J H Brown Rex Newell John B Bradley Hasford Fred J O Johnson HR Stevens Mrs C K Spaulding.
Fernwood Embroidery Club Enjoys Gentle Afternoon
The Fernwood Embroidery Club met at Mrs. Barnett’s home on Thursday. Guests included three Newberg ladies and twenty members enjoyed needlework plus Victrola selections by Chas Shaw, Mrs. Barnett’s son in law. Refreshments followed.
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Embroidery Club
Fernwood
Newberg Commercial Club to entertain Dayton visitors
The Newberg Commercial club hosts the Dayton club on Friday evening May 20 with a large delegation of business men and citizens expected. The program includes greetings, contests, introductions, score reports, orchestra, refreshments and stunts. Members chosen to represent Newberg include Monk and W. P. Timberlake among others.
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Newberg Commercial Club
Dayton Club
Sherman
Dayton Bank
Dayton Commercial Club
Calkins
Denson
Dayton
Checker
Mr. Monk
P. Timberlake
W. W. Nelson
Shiloh Women’s Relief Corps Mark Mother’s Day Plans
Notes from a Shiloh W R C meeting highlight a visit by department president Mrs Cora McBride who spoke on order work and Roseburg Soldiers Home funds. New member Swart was initiated as the corps plans a bazaar at Duncan's hall and a Mother’s Day service with the G A R at M B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh W. R. C
Cora McBride
Roseburg
Three $100 Scholarships Offered by Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College announces three cash scholarships of 100 dollars each for Oregon high school seniors. A new donation expands awards to four. contests will be held in Newberg by E A Wright of the local high school. Winners announced after judging, with entries from recent graduates who have not attended college.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Newberg
E. A. Wright
Echool
Committee On Awards
Oregon
City Council Lets Sidewalk Contract
The city council held its regular meeting at city hall with Mayor Calkins presiding. They awarded the cement sidewalk contract to J. D. Gordon and the paving of small sections to Warren Construction, also appointing L. F. Moore as acting mayor.
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Calkins
Bales
Firzpatrick
Kelty
Timberlake
Moore
Palmer
Zumwalt
R. A. Spivey
Graphic Office
Water Committee
Fifth Street
C. C. Ferguson
Dean Calkins
C. E. Thurber
City Recorder
May Motor Company
Tis
J. D. Gordon
First Street
Third Street
Chehalem Street
Warren Construction Company
L. F. Moore
Jesse Edwards
Newberg May Get Golden Rule Store
H S See of Bevill Idaho negotiates with Claude Cummings to rent the former Cummings furniture building. See expects several carloads of goods from Idaho to reach by the month’s start, but no definite details were available at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
Bevill Idaho
Claude Cummings
Rockeefeller Board President Visits Pacific College
Dr. Buttrick, head of the Rockefeller General Education Board, visited Pacific College to review the college's standing and finances for potential future assistance. He praised standardization and recommended separating college and academy and expanding the college department. The board will receive a full questionnaire on equipment, student body, faculty, and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Buttrick
Pacific College
Buttrick
Rockefeller General Education Board
Gen. Education Board
Scottish Bagpipe Concert At Legion Hall Saturday May 14
The famed Scottish bagpipers singers and dancers perform at the Legion hall as the final Lyceum course event. Legion lyceum ticket holders will gain admission with their course tickets. Mrs. Will Rees visited from Portland to spend the day with her father John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Will Rees
Portland
John Smith
Berrians Booster Group Plans Formation at Newberg Cannery
The Berrians booster group discussed forming a constitution and a unifying plan for the community program. No definite information on government or uniforms emerged. a future meeting will seek details from Rosarians and local groups to promote inclusivity and avoid money making events.
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Cannery Auditorium
Berrians
R. J. Moore
Portland
Apaatever
Newberg
Portland Rose Festival Set for June 8 9 and 10
The Portland Rose Festival association fixed June 8 to 10 for this year’s three day fete. Two big parades will lead the celebration. The floral parade will feature at least three hundred decorated cars. The industrial and port development parade will showcase Portland’s growth. The Rose Show runs three days in the municipal auditorium with entrants from rose districts nationwide.
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Portland Rose Festival Association
Pacific Northwest
New Orleans
Pasadena
Portland
Municipal Auditorium
United States
American Rose Society
Oberg Hertig Tie Wedding in Toledo Oregon
Miss Violet Hertig eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Hertig Ribbon Ridge wed Edward Oberg of Newport Oregon at the Fredericks home Toledo Oregon with Rev Cain officiating. The bride’s sister Lillian Hertig attended and Henry Spicer was best man. The couple plans a brief Newberg visit then residence in Newport after May 16.
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Violet Hertig
A. F. Hertig
Ribbon Ridge
Edward Oberg
Newport
Oregon
C. Fredricks
Toledo
Cain
Lillian Hertig
Henry Spicer
Newberg
Mrs. Oberg
New Port
Nottage Dimond buy Newberg Graphic offices
Floyd Parker purchased the Allen Smith residence at Edwards and Franklin streets now occupied by Walter Butler. The Newberg Graphic under new owners Nottage and Dimond is praised for covering local, county, state, and national news with timely editorials.
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Nottage & Dimond
Newberg Graphic
Newberg
McMinnville Telephone Register
Floyd Parker
Allen Smith
Edwards and
Franklin Streets
Walter Butler
Oregon Bankers Hold Annual Meeting in Newberg
Group One of the Oregon Bankers Association will hold its annual meeting in Newberg on May 18. It brings bankers from eight counties around Portland to hear speakers on canning livestock rail rates dairy and general conditions with a luncheon at noon at the cannery auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Bankers’ Association
Newberg
Portland
Mr. Kendall
American Can Co
C. C. Colt
First National Bank of Portland
Mr. Johnson
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Alma D. Katz
Oregon Dairymen’s League
Robert Paulus
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Lydell Baker
Pacific Banker
Birth Announcement for Spaulding Son in Newberg Oregon
In Newberg Oregon on May 5 1921 a son was born to Mr and Mrs H Co Spaulding.
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Spaulding
Newberg, Oregon
H. Co. Spaulding
Pacific College Committee Heads to Washington for Funds
Dr. W. V. Coffin and A. F. Sutton lead the committee seeking a 150000 endowment for Pacific College. They will visit Seattle Tacoma Everett and Bellingham to boost contributions. More than 100000 is on hand with 25900 pledged by local Friends church.
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W. V. Coffin
A. F. Sutton
Pacific College
Washington
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Bellingham
Friends
Friends Church
Newberg
Northwest Merchants Convene in Portland for Ninth Annual Meeting
The Pacific Northwest Merchants Association plans its ninth annual convention in Portland from August 1 to 6 with delegates expected from Wyoming Montana Colorado Alaska and other distant points. Oregon Washington and Idaho attendance should exceed previous years amid an extensive entertainment program and a Buyers Week. The committee offers refunds of railroad and Pullman fares to any attendee whose purchases from association members during the convention total over 500.
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Pacific Northwest Merchants ‘Association
Portland
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Alaska
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Mrs Frank Taylor Visits Albany Saturday
Mrs Frank Taylor traveled to Albany on Saturday to visit her husband.
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Frank Taylor
Albany
Registration closes May 7 for June election in Newberg
With the June election approaching every eligible voter should ensure registration. Moved precinct or locality, recent marriage, and two missed elections disqualify voters unless registered. Register at Newberg Land Company 508 First Street. Apathy risks a small turnout deciding important June votes.
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Newberg
Newberg Land Company
First Street
Mrs. Hayward Hosts Chapter L of the P. E. O.
Chapter L met with Mrs. L T Hayward at the Thomas Prince ranch near Dundee. Ten members attended and readings from favorite authors followed a lunch. Guests Mrs. Mary J Wood and Mrs. Emma Durstine joined. Mrs. Lyle Palmer presented a paper on an Auto Trip to Vancouver. Table features included Pilgrim era place cards and heirloom china. The setting highlighted Mt Hood, valley views, and cultivated orchards in a gracious home atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Hayward
Prince Ranch
Dundee
Mary J. Wood
Emma Durstine
Lyle Palmer
Vancouvgre
Hayward
Red Hills
Mt. Hood
Minnie W. Cooper
Mrs Christenson Lapp Visits Family In Portland And Willamina
Mrs H L Christenson Lapp returned Saturday from a three weeks visit with her brother Albert Willis and family of Willamina and with her two daughters Mrs Bob Atkinson and Mrs Frank Duncan of Portland.
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H. L. Christenson-Lapp
Albert Willis
Willamina
Bob Atkinson
Frank Duncan
Portland
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Selah Hevland
A delightful mixture shower was held at Mrs. M. B. Vandel's Main street home honoring Miss Selah Hevland and the upcoming May 8 wedding to C. L. Patterson of Portland. Guests enjoyed games and gifts as the bride-to-be searched the room, with little hearts on each plate revealing the couple and date. refreshments followed.
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Selah Hevland
C. L. Patterson
Portland
M. B. Vandel
E. H. Pinney
Effie M. Pinney
Vandel
Main Street
Selah Heviand
B. F. Heviand
F. J. Deach
Anna Dea
Effie Pinney
Velma Me. Conkle
Clara Haymes
Arthur Titus
Florence Calkins
Mrs Clark to Teach Guitar Students Saturday
Mrs D C Clark will meet her guitar students at Imperial on Saturday May 7 from 9 a m to 12 p m. The notice lists the time and place for a local music lesson session.
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D. C. Clark
Imperial
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Mangles Man
Fernwoood Embroidery Club
THE
Women’s Relief Corps
City Council
J.D. Gordon
Rockefeller Board
Berrian
Oberg-Hertig
Oregon Bankers
Pacific College Committee
Northwest Merchants
Newberg Land CO
Mrs. Hayward
Lelah Hevland
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