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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
2
Newberg marks Labor Day with villagers working at full capacity and good wages. A neighboring resident notes Newberg delivers value for money, while locals reflect on past decades and the phrase learn to labor. The remark about paying for quality underscores community pride in labor.
Newberg faces a $15 000 bond issue for a proposed milk condensery. A committee has secured most funds with under $2000 still needed. Dr Lopp reports 1000 cows within reach and will buy machinery once bonds sell. Citizens are urged to support the bonds.
Journal notes from the Oregon State Press Association gathering aboard the steamer Telegraph and onshore at Astoria and Seaside. Carey Hayter of the Dallas Observer and other editors join a social voyage, with visits to hotels, jetty and Fort Stevens, and elections naming E H Woodward president, J S Dellinger vice president, H W Coe cor sec, D W Bath secretary, Frances Gottschall treasurer.
Report covers transfers in McMinnville Newberg Sheridan Willamina Carlton and nearby areas. Names include Mary Hurley Amos Graves Elizabeth Wright Robert Wright Frank Anderson Uriah Ross J E Mellinger Herman T Wise J P Johnson J C Bryan George Dilley Bert Smith Amanda Carlin Alton Vernon Josephus McPoland John Wennerberg Phineas Small Maude Kinney and others with parcels ranging from fractional to 16555 square feet and acres. values cited from $1 to $680 and up to $4500.
Mary B Lipp aged 17 and Clarence Chapman aged 20 obtained marriage licenses. The article notes a cynical line about the idea that "the Lord will provide" being no help to a man seeking to own an automobile.
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