Newberg City Council Approves Street Work and Utilities
Monday city council session led by Mayor Harrold approved moving a barn from Second Street and opening the street. It accepted a 180 cent per foot bid for four inch pipe, ordered 4000 feet with fittings, and granted a water credit to cemetery associations for pipe to Rose Lawn and Friends cemeteries. The council ordered repairs to the old reservoir and instructed notices to keep bicycles off walks. Additional actions included paving plans for Second Street, an improvement project on Main Street with grading curb and gutters, and calls for bids on a three foot ditch for pipelines.
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Harrold
Stratton
W. C. Howard
Second Street
Said Street
Forsyth
National Wood Pipe Co
Rose Lawn and Friends Cemetery
Larkin
Robertson
Spaulding Logging Co
Blaine Street
Andreas
Water Committee
Forsyth Water
Larkin the Recorder
Main
Harrison
School Street
Main Street
First Street
Newberg
What a Young Man Can Do on a Farm
The passage extols farming as a fulfilling path offering steady living and modest fortune for a competent farmer. It highlights farm products as universally needed, resilience to panics, and profit margins during downturns. It portrays farm life as varied, with personal investment in land, trees, and animals, shaping a homelike, aesthetically pleasing home.
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Cial
Frank W. Rollins
Vote on Stock Running At Large In Newberg Precincts
The June election will decide whether stock may run at large in North and South Newberg precincts. The issue affects residents outside Newberg corporate limits who want public highways free of cow pastures or want quiet neighbors. North Newberg has 35 miles of county road needing 70 miles of fencing. The fence costs 12300 dollars and spans 70 acres. South Newberg has less mileage. Much fencing was cheaper earlier. with rail splitters fading, commercial fencing becomes the option. Some pasture lies along the Wayside segment.
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Newberg
Range Country
Springbrook
South Newberg
North Newberg
Will Crater Unveils Gasoline Wood Saw for Public Use
Will Crater introduces a gasoline powered wood saw for public service. The device promises efficient cutting without wood waste. Bell phone 276 advertised details and contact for those seeking the new equipment.
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Will Crater
Bell
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Willamette Valley Assembly
Arrang Music
R. A. Heritage
Literarine
William Lovell Finley
Paul Rader
Eva Emery Dye
H. H. Crooks
Albany College
Luther B. Dyott
Conagapo Church
Portland
Earth
R. F. Robinson
Deenn
Oregon Girl
Boston
Frederic Eggert
Esther C. Pohl
Old Glory
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Kansas
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National Retail Grocers Association
J. Whitcomb Brougher
White Temple
Oklahoma City
Northern Baptist Convention
Kansas City
General Assembly
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Baker City
Austin
Oregon
Sumpter
Portland Commercial Club
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Montana
Idaho
California
British Columbia
W. L. Douglas Shoe
Hodson Bros
THE
Vincent Feed & Imp. CO
Wright, White & CO
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