Chehalem Center opens October 2 with local updates
Prune picking and drying underway. Claire Trevillion visits with cousins Mr and Mrs Sheldon A Stubbs. PTA held a noteworthy meeting at the school on Monday. I N Forter of Portland visited the Bottoms. Mrs Arnold may lead services next Sunday. Miss Christine Meyer returned from Portland as friends greet her recovery. Mrs George Meator visiting her daughter in Newberg and may move to Newberg soon. WCTU met September 13 with eight members and five visitors. county reports led by Mrs Anna Harrison and Mrs Everest. treasury voted $3 for county work. Next meeting at Mrs R W Staley’s in October. Property transfers and oil company sale entries follow in the town records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalem Center
Claire Trevillion
Sheldon A. Stubbs
I. N. Forter
Portland
J. W. Bottom
Arnold
Springbrook
George Meator
Moro
Oregon
H. A. Page
Meator
Newberg
Mary Johnson
Anna Harrison
Everest
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in McMinnville and Newberg
A series of property transfers across McMinnville Newberg and Amity details include Mary F Amos to J F Wilmarth 50 by 100 foot lot with $10 consideration and similar small plots to multiple buyers. Transfers involve Frank Libbey Ada Wheeler S C Purkey D G Stults and others with parcels ranging from 2 to 100 by 120 feet and acreage up to 53.33 acres plus several estate and trust conveys. Notable buyers include Valley Canning Co. and Simeon T Thornton, with considerations of $10 to $2000 depending on parcel size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Amos
J. F. Wilmarth
McMinnville
Carlin
D. G. Stults
S. C. Purkey
Newberg
S. C
C. A. Kenney
Geo. Hobson
Edwards
Newberg Cor
Valley Canning Co
Simeon T. Thornton
Frances E. Keyt
Z. Hall
D. E. Way
Henry Haveman
J. E. Warner
W. F. Burch
Joseph Watts
Amity
Wm. Wilson
W. R. Morris
Edward's
R. F. Wood
Howard S. Stephens
Richardson
Mary J Everest
Ormand Lachand
John I Hashdle
J D Gordon
Sarah C Lathrop
Fireworks Show Reproduces Historic Calamities in Portland
A two night moving picture demonstration uses fireworks to recreate the burning of the steamship Congress and the Mt Lassen eruption. The program at Portland’s baseball park, backed by F G Hartley of Astoria, also features Multnomah Falls and Lewis and Clark, plus shots of Hughes and Wilson and explosive displays. McElroy’s band will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mt. Lassen
California
West
Baseball
Portland
F. G. Hartley
Astoria
Lassen
Coos Bay
Mt. la Éssen
United States
Multnomah Falls
Lewis and Clark
Columbia River
Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
McElroy
Dayton to Host Corn Show in October
Dayton plans a corn show in late October in its central corn district. Exact date prize list and classifications will be announced later. The crop this year is reported better than average and the event is expected to be well attended. Apple tree anthracnose noted as a difficult disease to control with recommended sprays Bordeaux 44-50 and 6-6-50 for heavily infested orchards after harvest. Seed treatment for smut urged using a 40 percent formaldehyde solution diluted one to thirty or forty by dipping grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
The
Agricultural Council
Bordeaux
Lawyer’s prudent counsel saves client a costly fight
In Mc Minnville an attorney advised a client to settle privately after a brief consultation. The client paid $1.50 for the advice, a fraction of the potential $25 fee if a court fight had been pursued. The piece labels the attorney as a well known local figure in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Mariton Sentinel
Publisher of Polo News Herald Marries in Bonner Springs
Clyde Sid Jones publisher of the Polo News Herald announces his marriage after a vacation in Bonner Springs Kansas. He jokes that Nell G Orr of Cowgill Missouri will darn his socks and share sorrow with a copy of the paper. He invites wedding gifts and new subscribers with a playful call to aid the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sid Jones
Polo
Missouri
News-Herald
Bonner Springs
Kansas
C. W. Cooper
Nell G. Orr
Cowgill
Express
When you are climbing to success you must pave your path
Do not rely on others to lift you up. Take initiative and push forward with grit and focus, building your own progress step by step. StayPersistent, embrace challenges, and steer toward your defined goals.
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Swan
V. A. Vincent
Off the
Newberg Feed Co
Newberg Transfer Co
Dees
Safes
P. S. Timberlake
Prop
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Yamhill County
Yamhill County Abstract Co
Labor
Oregon Agricultural College
SU Breach
Shanna
School OF Music
Tan Reedsmaan
Corvallis
Parent-Teacher Association
Christine Meyer
Thomas J Hubbard
Knudson
Isaah Matheny
Martha C Morgan
E Morgan
Francis Holdridge
Darling Smith
Standard Oil Co
Desking
May E Stevens
L D Duran
King’s Subdivision
J F Taylor
Deskin
Best Confectioners
Portiead
Ore
United States National Bank
Spaulding
C. K. Spaulding
Logging Company
LoneFir Dairy
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
R. B. Lyle
J. L. van Blaricom
Lynn B. Ferguson
First Street
Newberg, Oregon
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