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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
5
Local residents report visits from Carl ton and Salem to Newberg with multiple engagements. W E Crozer tends prone crop at Rosedale while C F Jenson buys a 149 acre Carl ton farm and will still return to Newberg. The School Fair at McMinnville draws many Newbery attendees and there is a church notice about Conference Sabbath.
Yewberg C H Christenson returns from the Mississippi valley. C J Edwards and son Loyd visit from Newport then back to Portland and Salem. D B Smith from University Park may locate in Newberg. Mrs Nancy Buell assists at Wm Sleppy’s bedside in South Bend Washington. Leo B Kyes of Everett enrolls for the new year at P C. Rev G J Rieker buys a new auto. Ernest Bales begins medical study in Portland. family stays in Day ton. Attorney John A Smith plans to relocate with family to Newberg. Jo Manier revisits, noting old friends. E B Ridgeway reports Kansans considering move to Newberg. Warner Mills family visits Dayton from Bakersfield. C A Hodson Joseph Hall J L Hoskins exhibit poultry at the State Fair. Prof William Johnson and wife arrive from Richmond Indiana. he will direct science and athletics at the college. M H David longs to return to Willamette valley land. L E Doolitte joins Dr Rankin in practice. Abner Blair and family return from Vancouver BC. Blair opens hardware business in Portland. Mrs I N Campbell returns from Hood River urging orchard visits. College ladies’ meeting plans. new matron Ella Langellier hosts luncheon. hall operation to continue. invitation to local ladies to organize for college support.
A promotional notice from The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon invites readers to subscribe to the illustrated magazine. It highlights government reclamation projects free land and guidance on districts suitable for fruit raising dairy farming and poultry raising. The offer includes six months for fifty cents with a February 1 1911 deadline.
A critique of Hawaii immigration shows mingled races fail to form a unified American identity. Planters keep wages low while profits climb, with examples from Ewa and Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company, highlighting wage conflicts and bankruptcy fears. Community notes mention local visits, school improvements, a watermelon party, and W C T U activities.
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