Newberg Growth Spurs First Street Improvement Progress
Population of Newberg now 1666 within city limits with 889 in North precinct and 777 in South precinct. Construction on First Street continues with A Bowman’s crew using a traction engine to plow and haul dirt while gutter work and grading proceed. Fire at Bristow building causes heavy losses estimated around 800 dollars, origin uncertain. Exposition notes include many Rosés in bloom, Seattle school photos, baby day plans, and Count Barzimoff visit.
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J. H. Rees
Newberg
Graphic
A. Bowman
Geo. Hash
Center Street
College
East First Street
Seattle
Sound City
Dan McAllen
McAllen
Michael Michaelovich Barzimoff
Caucasia
Europe
London
Great Falls
Missouri River
Montana
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
State Commission
el Carmel
Dolores
San Luis Rey
Santa Barbara
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Golden State
F. A. J. MacKenzie
Fire destroys Bristow building and damages others on First Street
Early Saturday, a three o'clock fire engulfed the John Bristow building on First street adjoining Hudson Brothers clothing store. The blaze destroyed the Bristow structure, nearly consumed the Newberg Meat Company building to its east, and damaged J M Rittenhouse confectionery. Arthur Hodson, sleeping in the clothing store, woke to the flames and, reaching for the hose on the walk, suffered burns.
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Rittenhouse
Potter's Jewelry
Young
Dr. Clough
Newbery Meat Company
Boyes & Sugar
Bristow
Woodman Band
John Bristow
Newbery Meat Co
J.M. Rittenhouse
Meat Company
First Street
Hudson Brothers
Newberg Meat Company
J. M. Rittenhouse
Arthur Hodson
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Mark M. Heacock
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Buster
Toy
Louie, Makers
Witet
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Price
Parker Mercantile Company
Umbrella
Nelson & Hanson
L. E. Brown
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First
Meridian Streets
Tm Creamery Building
M. J. Nash & CO