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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
8
A local seller states that only a John Deere plow from Larkin-Prince Howe meets their needs and that other plows cannot compare. The buyer claims no other source makes such plows.
Jacob Mauser formerly of Fernwood, now back in Oregon from Missouri, married Christine Richter last Saturday at Amity. A reception Monday night drew many friends and relatives including W Hy Tovey, Walling, Mauser siblings, Tovey and Richter families, and numerous others.
The formal opening of Pacific College in Wood-Mar Hall drew a good audience. Music by Mrs Eva Hummer Hall and Prof Alexander Hall impressed, with instrumental duets, vocal solos, and cello performances. Prof M D Hawkins read two pieces, and President Pennington extolled liberal education and college advantages over larger schools, noting graduates’ business success. A half hour social followed as new and returning students mingled. enrollment remains near last year’s level.
Women organized a club in McMinnville to support the Republican party. The Women’s Republican Club of Yamhill County elected Mrs. Martin Miller president and Mrs. J. G. Eckman secretary, with Mrs. Clarence Butt and Mrs. Queen Dennis as vice presidents to lead local organization efforts.
A network of branch Republican clubs is organized in home towns with chapters in other towns countywide. A lengthy member list includes Martin Miller Mrs C F Daniels Mrs Lulia Gault Mrs Wesle Houck McMinnville Mrs Clarence Butt Mrs Geo L Kelly and Mrs L M Parker Newberg Mrs Queen Dennis am ton also Mrs C L Sherwood Mrs W E Cunningham Mig Alice Adams Mrs J G Eckman Mrs R R Hewett Mrs Caline Hult Mrs Hattie Bell Miss Pearl Campbell Mr N A Jacobs Mrs J B Dodson and others.
Mrs Frederick Hess returns from Reno with her daughter and grandchild. State Fair items cause Neighborhood Club to move October meeting to the third Thursday. Joseph Etzwiler heard of his sister Mrs Gould’s death out West. Frances Wall wed Horace Patch in Canby Oregon now residing there. Lost Otterbrook black thorn cane sought. Olive Ramsey loses black handbag near Gardner home and Dundee station. reward offered by J M Gardner.
Richmond reports that by early counts Virginia leans to dry by more than 32835 votes. Major city results tilt against wets with Richmond Norfolk Alexandria and Williamsburg tied locally. Total 40977 votes cast with 21146 in dry column, effective November 1916.
A passerby noted a water pail in the Larkin-Prin Hardware window priced at 75 cents. She remarked her own pail has a hole and planned to buy one, illustrating local shoppers seeking basic supplies.
A customer purchases two items and then buys a dollar’s worth of goods, claiming value and satisfaction. The ad touts hardware and household necessities at Larkin Prince Home Co with remaining stock of $1.25 pails now offered for 75 cents in the bargain window.
Two friends chat in a boudoir about an invitation to Mr. Erville's wedding. Mabel and Amy discuss who received invites and why one friend did not. The Detroit Free Press note frames the social moment as part of a gossiping exchange.
For Sale small established grocery business in good location with cheap rent inquire at Graphic office. Also listings include a 197 acre stock farm adjoining Lakeview Oregon, trades for stock etc inquire A S Emerson Dundee Oregon. Also mortgage loan offers at First National Bank Newberg Oregon and other farm and property trades with long term terms details listed for several properties and items.
An ad from The Rexall Store run by prescription druggist Lynn B. Ferguson promotes tablets pencils and school supplies as top value items for students.
Fernwood Gun Club warns the public not to trespass in the Fernwood district for hunting. Published in pages 49-50.
The owner announces sale of interest in Newbery Wood Yard and intends to close the business. All accounts due prior to August 16 are payable to L. B. Chase, covering 49 to 51.
Prescription druggist Lynn B. Ferguson at The Rexall Drug Store advertises school books and supplies for students and families preparing for the new term.
J C Gregory agent in Newberg Oregon notes that white bronze made from refined sine will never measure growth and will deface or cause lettering to grow dim.
The operator advertises the best equipped auto truck for passenger trips to the State Fair. They urge readers to see A. M. Dunlap for prices and travel dates.
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