Wagner Coasters Lane Shop Promises Lasting Christmas Wagons
A local tale tells of Zeb Riddle buying a $3.50 wagon for his son Jake, which quickly fails on a hill after a calf blocks the path. The wife urges a sturdier Wagner Coaster from The Big Homey Store, promising steel wheels and lasting value for Christmas gifts. The piece promotes The Big Homey Store and Larkin Prince for durable wagons and Deere products, with a salesy tone about window displays and friendly service.
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Zeb Riddle
Jake
Zeb
Larkin-Prince Home
Larkin Prince
Real Estate Transfers in Oregon Counties Reach Various Buyers
A series of property transfers shows Lloyd Bennette to E E Goucher on 88 percent of a section in T5 R5 W for 1050 dollars. Mary E Cumatins to L L and Annie J Fortune 2.54 acres in David Ramsey district for 10 dollars. H A Frocht and wife to C B and A N Yarnell small tract on Blain Street Newberg for 10 dollars. Mary C Gabriel to Amalie Ven for part of lot 7 Fairlawn sand for 10 dollars. SP Houser and wife to J P and Mills in McMinnville for 10 dollars. C H Hanson et al to Palley Rasmussen 54.65 acres in W T Wallace district for 1 dollar. C W Lowe to W T Wallace for district 3sr2w for 1 dollar. C W Lowe to WF Burrows lot 7 block 7 Oak Park add McMinnville for 1 dollar. Alexander Lozo and wife to C W McClain lot 5 block 7 Hurley Sarges add Newberg for 1275 dollars. A N Pickard and Samantha A French lots 43 44 45 North Newberg Fruit Lands sand for 1 dollar. F B Sacket and wife to Henry Pelzer 26.44 acres in Parris McCain district 5 and 6sr5 w for 10 dollars. Minnie A Stillwell to Lena Stillwell lot 137 Dayton for 10 dollars.
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Lloyd Bennette & Wi
E E Goucher
Mary E
Frocht & Wf
Yarnell
Blain
Newberg
Mary C Gabriel
Amalie Venable
Fairlawn
Houser & Wf
J P
IM Mills
John’s
McMinnville
H Hanson
Lowe
Burrows
Oak Park
Alexander Lozo
McClain
Hurley & Sarges
N. Pickard
Samantha
North Newberg
Manufacturer Helps Keep Down Army of Unemployed
Oregon City mills of the Willamette Pulp & Paper Company shift to a five day week starting November 9. Plants idle Saturdays and Sundays to maintain payroll and curb unemployment amid winter layoff fears.
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Oregon
Willamette Pulp & Paper Company
Oregon City
Allanes and guests in Dundee area events and Red Cross drive
The notes cover a Dundee community week with travel by Mr and Mrs W S Allan to California for Thanksgiving church services in Dundee, visits by Miss Margaret Hewitt from Portland, and Mrs J B More visiting relatives. Red Cross work grows with knitters and donations, while Mr and Mrs Roe Robison attend their family reunion in Yamhill with Mrs Robison’s parents Mrs Sims Robison.
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Margaret Hewitt
Portland
Sallie Beck
J. B. More
Bland Herring
Mabel Swink
Lousia
Isabella
Allan
Institute
Chehalem Mountain
Jones
Red Cross
Roe Robison
Yamhill
Robison
Sims Robison
Oregon News In Brief From Diverse Local Notes 1916
Portland's watermaster fire threat. Baker County assessment total at 18 million. Hermiston Dairy and Hog Show plans. Oregon poultry menu in Eugene. Salem hosts first corn show proving Willamette Valley yields. Senate Lane Chamberlain favor allotment of 70k acres Umatilla tribal land. Portland recall petitions alleged forgeries. Evans probes grand jury. Ray Bunch, 19, confesses robbery at Loon Lake. Portland rags sterilization ordinance. Medford violin maker touts Oregon white fir as violin wood. Grace liner Santa Catalina repairs awarded to Portland. Columbia Highway suit halts blasting walls. Campaign spending reports show Booth and others. Belle Barker discharged. later suits for damages filed.
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Portlaaid
Robert Jones
Welser
Ideho
Baker
Hermiston
Oregon Poultrymenu
Commercial Club
Eugene
Baker County
Secretary of State’s Department
Industrial Accident Commission
Marion County
Willamette Valley
Salem
Chamberlain
Lane
Congress
Portland
Evans
Multnomah
Ray Bunch
Frank Kuhn
Loon Lake
J. L. Winters
Medford
Oregon
Germany
Pacific Coast
Santa Catalina
Columbia River
Consolidated Contract Company
Columbia ‘Highway
Columbia County
United States
Bean
Spokane
Seattle
W. A. T. Bushong
R. A. Booth
Olcott
Booth
J. Smith
Belle Barker
Dellas
Sibley
J. Tewecher, Jr
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Mill Seeks to Hire After Large Monday Showing
A paper plant drew 820 men for interviews Monday morning, but only 60 were hired. An official attributed the slim intake to foreign competition and noted the mill, facing its first order slump in 20 years, will expand hiring during the week to take on more workers.
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Arec
Rain Coat Season Arrives In Local Shop
Mrs. M. W. Cooper announces she has taken the agency for Balmacaans and waterproof coats from a New York maker. She will display samples and provide quotes on styles and prices. Located at 808 First Street over Taylor's Feed Store, Blue 0 phone contact listed. Weekly Oregonian and Gray rates mentioned.
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M. W. Cooper
New York
First Street
Taylor’s
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T ’ S Big Furniture Store
the Store OF Quality
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Preae White
Howard Streets
Mrs. W.S. Allan
California
Dundee
Oregonian
Gray
United States National Bank
Ewberg
Newberg, Oregon
P. S
E. W. Hudson
Yamhill Electric Company
Mail
Daily Journal
The
Graphic
Sunday Journal
Rexall
Ligeet
Lynn B. Ferguson
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