Local notes include housing plans and fair visitations
J. R. Finley begins a residence on West Third Street while Alfred Wheeler opens a tinning and plumbing shop on First Street. Newberg shows strong state fair representation with loads improving daily as Morris chairs are offered with purchases. A school-deaf visit and a buggy accident are among recent town happenings.
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J. R. Finley
West Third Street
J. T. Boothby
L. M. Grames
Elda
Amity
Alfred Wheeler
First Street
Newberg
Morris
Porter & Larkin
Mae England
Dayton
Washington
J. M. Rittenhouse
C. B. Wilson
C. H. Eggers
Portland
F. S. Hallock
D. W. Emmerson
Whitlow
Mr. Emmerson
Jas. W
Elma Goddard
Seattle
Wm. Stratton
Peasley
Iowa
Pinkham
Elizabeth Miles
Muscatine
Corvallis
Craven
Edwards Building
Fall Millinery Opening Promises New Styles in Hats
Ladies invited to visit this Saturday September 17 to view latest dress street hats from the French sailor to stall torpedo turban. Styles described as exceptionally pretty and convincing. Mrs I A Horton signs the notice. Also pig sale announced by H T Cash with phone number 2315.
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I. A. Horton
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