Daintiest Furniture Spotlight At Local Store Event
The store advertises a furniture sale with eye catching pieces and very low prices. Shoppers are invited to browse summer furniture and view the goods with staff ready to show items today.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
2
The store advertises a furniture sale with eye catching pieces and very low prices. Shoppers are invited to browse summer furniture and view the goods with staff ready to show items today.
In Barnesville, Mrs Simkins confronts Mrs De Troop after a morning encounter in which De Troop jokes about Simkins' husband gardening. The gag escalates as Simkins slams the door, and the joke spreads to her daughter with a mistaken identity about a scarecrow in an onion bed.
Rupture specialist Jay W Wilson promotes the Wilson Way cure at a Sperial Hotel event. O H Scheetz will speak May 18 and 19 about the merits of the Wilson Way with free advice and examination offered.
Pendleton Mayor W F Matlock receives expert opinions on Dollarway and bitulithic paving. Letters from Ann Arbor mayor A J Sawer warn of high maintenance costs and patchy durability. Portland chemist R S Dulin states coal tar and bitumen coatings are not yet proven permanent. Buffalo engineer C E P Babcock notes no experience with Dollarway but potential for temporary use with caution on coating quality.
The East Oregonian reprints a Goldendale report showing Dollarway paving bid at 1.34 per square yard, lower than Pendleton's 1.50. Residents urge fair pricing for street improvements, noting Goldendale’s bids and urging local companies to match or beat those rates.
Presbyterians schedule a morning sermon by President Levi T. Pennington of Pacific College in the pastor's absence. Evening service time is moved to 8 o'clock and a pleasant surprise is planned for Sunday night.
A long entry of real estate transfers lists multiple deeds with grantees grantors and property descriptions across Oregon towns. Transfers include William Bennett to John and Ella Herring 8 percent of Chehalem Orchard Homes and various 40 to 164 acre parcels, with prices ranging from 10 to 6500 dollars, involving numerous individuals and small subdivisions.
Stella Jones aged 23 and H B Klock aged 23 are engaged in a formal marriage arrangement announced in local notices. The couple, both 23, are planning a forthcoming ceremony and union. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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