Locals and Personal News From Newberg and Nearby
Roy Lyle left Portland on Wednesday. Several property deals occur on South Meridian and Fourth streets, with buyers including John McDonald and J. E. Case. Many residents travel, visit relatives, or relocate as houses, farms, and tracts change hands amid ongoing town growth.
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Roy Lyle
Portland
George L. Kelly
Fourth Street
John McDonald
Mrs. Hyde
South Meridian Street
J. E. Case
Community Concert by Civic Club Free to Newberg Citizens
The Civic Club presents a December community concert free to Newberg residents. The program features a 25 voice chorus a string quartet and soloists to be announced.
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Civic Club
Newberg
American Legion Service to Be Held at Baptist Church
On Sunday morning December 7 1919 the American Legion Newberg Post will attend the Baptist church in a body. Members are asked to communicate with Dr Rankin for orders. The service will be military in all details and a trumpeter from Vancouver Barracks will sound the calls. The full program will be published later in the Graphic.
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American Legion
Newberg
Baptist Church
Rankin
Vancouver Barracks
Revival Services In Progress At Free Methodist Church
Revival meetings at the Free Methodist church corner of North and Main streets continue through the Sabbath. Evangelist Rev W T Klotzback is described as a thorough Bible student and able preacher drawing interest from gospel lovers. Services start at 7 30 P M and conclude with no meeting Saturday evening. W N Coffee.
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Pacific College
J. D. Mills
Center
Sheridan Streets
W. T. Montieth
Julia A. Jones
Newberg
Dayton Journal
A. C. Gage
Angora and Milk Goat Journal
Portland
Graphic
Hazel Hinshaw
Goldendale
Washington
Vernon T. Hinshaw
J. C. Pope
la Shue
Newbergh
Robert L. Pope
Astoria
Woman's Legislative Council
Mary Eliza Wheeler
Budd
Fernwood
W. W. Hollingsworth
Ralph van Valin
Salem
Tri- County Dental Association
Yamhill, Polk and
Marion
W. Y. Arthur
Cicero Marr
Fifth and
River Streets
Albertina
Nettie Potter
North Main Street
Henry Scattergood
Philadelphia
Friends Church
Europe
United States
Free Methodist Church
North and Main Streets
W. T. Klotzback
W. N
Morning Ser Choir Hosts Uplifting Service
The morning service features a full program with preludes and hymns led by the morning choir and junior group Little Sunbeams. Rev. W. R. Jewell delivers the sermon with organ meditations and a soprano solo by Eula Vincent. Evening evangelistic service led by the same pastor, with congregational hymn singing of old familiar tunes.
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Morning Ser
Walter Wilson
Eula Vincent
W. R. Jewell
Hood River notes on league to curb drives 1920
Hood River Glacier reports readiness to ratify a suppression league for frequent drives in 1920 and to back community interests while opposing nationwide fundraising campaigns. The piece mocks charitable aims, highlights Polynesian natives, and critiques rising living costs and coal strikes affecting families.
Matthieu Farm Sold to Reid. Oregon Nomination Hints
The F. X. Matthieu farm, recently occupied by Ben Eppers, sold to A. Reid who came to Oregon from Washington. The old Matthieu place will be known as the Reid place. Sam A. Kozer announces his candidacy for Republican secretary of state with E. E. Brodie of the Oregon City Enterprise likely to join the race and gain press support.
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F. X. Matthieu
Ben Eppers
8. A. Reid
Oregon
Washington
Matthieu
Reid
Sam A. Kozer
E. E. Brodie
The
Oregon City Enterprise
Oregon voters face four and five percent loan limit proposal
Lebanon Criterion urges citizens to vote wisely to avoid freak legislation. It notes the return of the old single tax measure and a new proposal to reduce the legal interest rate to four and five percent, arguing such a rate would prevent borrowing in Oregon as lenders would prefer safe government investments.
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Oregon
Oregon faces financial blacklist risk over securities draw
State and municipal securities drawing greater interest with no risk involved would place Oregon on a world financial blacklist, cutting off access to funds for small borrowers. Oregon has rejected radical measures for years and must again.
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Oregon
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