Women Auxiliary to Hold Big Fair at Local College Building
The Womans Auxiliary to Fastie College announces a big fair to be held Thursday and Friday next week. A suitable building was secured with help from local supporters and is being prepared to host numerous exhibitors and booths. Admission is ten cents, with programs planned for each afternoon and evening. Local businesses and Portland and Eastern suppliers are listed as exhibitors or donors, showing broad community support.
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Ayeesee
Womans Auxiliary
Fastie College
Proulads
E Saemene Med Bay Smith Auto
Propo
Enga Opanettsat
Meee
Chehalem Valley Mills
Western Condensed Milk Co
Newberg Creamery
Newberg Cannery
Gile
Yarehill Electric Co
Lone Fir Dairy
Newberg Manufacturing Construction Co
Newberg Telephone Co
Newberg Meat Co
Green House
Clemmensa’ Green House
J. L. van Blaricom
Lynn B. Ferguson
Rexall Drug
Kienle & Sons
Opera Grille
C. A. Morris
Hodson Brothers
I. A. Handling
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Mrs. Diederick
T. Tindall
Prom Portland
Pacific Coast Bisruit Co
Union Tea Co
Wadame & Co
Albers Brothers
Pacific Coast Syrup Co
Knight's Packing Co
Pacific Stoneware Co
Lackle
King & Cake
Northwest Rug Co
Golden Rod Milling Co
Huntingtons Hold Twenty Fifth Anniversary in East Newberg
Mr and Mrs L B Huntington celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at home in East Newberg on November 21. The evening featured games and music with singing by Mrs Wm Tate and piano by Miss Blythe Owen. Light refreshments followed as guests departed.
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L. B. Huntington
East Newberg
Wm. Tate
Blythe Owen
Heerleyton
Castle Rock
Washington
Newberg
Borne
Slig
Bartholomew
Nellie Craw
Margaret Osborne
Bennie Huntington
Farmers' Week Postponed To February 1915
Citizens planning to attend Week at the Agricultural College are notified that the date is postponed to February 1 to 6, 1915. The change reflects enlarged programs and demonstrations. Nationally known leaders and officials from the U S Department of Agriculture will address the conventions.
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Agricultural College
Dunbars Coming Next Tuesday Night
The Dunbar Male Quartet and bell ringers perform next Tuesday night at Kienle's Music Store. Tickets sell fast as they always fill venues. secure your seats early.
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Dunbar
Kienle
Dunbars
W R C Dinner Receipts Support Cemetery Drain Funds
The W. R. C. reports a successful chicken dinner held November 20 with receipts over $46 after minor expenses. They thank citizens for their generous patronage aiding the G. A. R. cemetery drainage project.
Mail Order Fad Ends Old Storekeeper Era In Towns
The piece contrasts the old storekeepers who clung to ready money tactics with the rise of mail order catalogs. It notes towns prospering through cooperative merchant efforts while others decline under seductive catalog advertising. The author hints at detailing later the merchants’ plan to counter the mail order push and educate the public.
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Central West
Oso
Comik
Bere Aie Mes
The Baby Show at the Fair Invites Mothers and Babies
Mothers from the community are invited to bring their babies to the baby show at the fair next Friday afternoon. The event promises a worthwhile display of the newest and prettiest infants in the area.
Industrial Fair Booths Assigned at Smith Garage Office
The committee in charge of booths will be at the Smith Garage office Saturday morning from 9 to 12 to assign booths and receipt payments. The college team travels to Forest Grove to play Pacific University Thursday afternoon.
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Smith Garage
Forest Grove
Pacific University
Industrial Fair Program for Thursday and Saturday Evenings
A historical program listing events for Thursday afternoon and evening as well as Saturday evening. Highlights include piano duets by Blanche McNay and Mabel Miller, readings by Mary E. Banks on Thursday, and a 7:30 pm concert by Newberg Band, Kienle's Orchestra, and Pacific College music. Also noted are a dairy lecture, baby show, vocal solos, violin solos, college male chorus, and Colored Troupe stunts.
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Blanche McNay
Mabel Miller
Mary E. Bankson
M. E. H. Hawley
Newberg
Kienle
M. D. Hawkins
Pacific College
Fray Morne
Francis A. Morris
Prmay
Pernwood Band
M. S. Shrock
Esther Ryan
Doris Gregory
Colored Minstrels
Newberg High School Football Beats Mt Angel 13 to 6
Newberg High School defeated Mt Angel College 13 to 6 with touchdowns by Russel and Miller and a kick by Kramien. A PTA meeting at the High School drew a grand crowd, pupils presented a fine program, and an oyster supper reward followed the victory.
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Mt. Angel College
Mt. Angel
Russel
Miller
Newberg
Kramien
Parent- Teachers’ Association
C. E. Cook
Opera Grille
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Jellatin Co
Instant Postum Co
Royal Baking Powder Co
J. K. Gin Co
Portland
Allen & Lewis
Relief Corps
Naren
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