Local and Personal News from McMinnville area
Senator Vinton and Frank Taylor visited from McMinnville and Albany on Tuesday on business. Many residents traveled to Salem Portland and Newport for fairs meetings and family visits during the week including Rev Gould J C Keller and C F Whight. People rented homes attended Round-Up and college events and plans for education and holidays were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Vinton
McMinnville
Frank Taylor
Albany
Local notices and visits color Tillamook news
Leroy Edwards and family spent time with his brother Henry at the J. B. Metzler hop ranch before returning to Tillamook. W. H. Hubbard visited his son in Tangent and works as a railroad bridge carpenter. Newberg residents attended the Legion Carnival in McMinnville. The Parent Teacher association resumes meetings October 4 at 3 p.m. at the grade building. Mildred Ferguson leaves for Eugene to join Susan Campbell hall presidency. Mrs. Viola Gates of New York and Gov. Olcott are cousins and old friends with Mrs. Jones. Newberg PTAs start an emergency closet at the public library seeking shoes underwear and children's clothing. contact Jennie D. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Gates
New York City
G.&. Jones
Newbery Parent Teacher Association
Jennie D. Miller
Newberg Notes Highlight Transfers and Local Happenings
Tuesday departures send Theodore Cramlett and wife to College Place Washington for teaching positions. Beatrice and Ruby Towers leave for Eugene to attend UO. Local notables including Lucile Stoffer and Marie Evans visit Newberg. Reports cover fires, a suicide in Wilsonville, new businesses, prune and apple harvests, and visitors from Kansas exploring settlement in Newberg.
Campbell's Confectionery Sells School Tablets and Supplies
Local shop Campbell's Confectionery advertises school tablets pens inks and related supplies. Store offers a selection aimed at students and educators with reasonable prices and convenient location.
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Campbell's Confectionery
Court House News Divorces And Debts Filed In Surry County
Through attorney C. R. Chapin of Newberg Lottie A Bond begins divorce proceedings against John B Bond in Dallas Brown and Helgerson file divorce for H E Bergen against Elizabeth Bergen An accounting suit by Anna McAyeal administratrix of James McAyeal estate against L Scroggin The First National Bank of Newberg sues E O Van Osdel et al Miller Mercantile Co represented by B A Kirks files money suit against E O Van Osdol et al
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Chapin
Newberg
Lottie A. Bond
John B. Bond
Brown & Helgerson Lawyers
Dallas
H. E. Bergen
Elizabeth Bergen
Anna McAyeal
James McAyeal
L. Scroggin
First National Bank of
E. O. van Osdel
R. Chapin
Miller Mercantile Co
B. A. Kirks
E. O. van Osdol
State Road Loan Negotiations Complete in Yamhill County
Negotiations between Yamhill county and the state highway department for a $50,000 loan of state funds for culvert and bridge improvements on state highways within the county were completed Friday. A warrant for the loan amount was sent by the secretary of state's office under a provision of law enacted by the last legislature.
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Yamhill
State Highway Department
Secretary of State
Record registrations soar past previous years at O A C
First week registration at O A C racks up 3127 students in four days. Men outnumber women at 2133 to 994 with 2914 in collegiate study and 213 in vocational courses. Agriculture leads gains with 630, home economics at 512, commerce showing strong growth across majors including minors and degree programs.
Calico Stripe Misunderstanding Sparked Early Kansas War
An early Kansas frontier conflict traces its roots to a trader who sold Native Americans calico whose stripe direction offended the group. The dispute, rooted in a misread dress fabric, reflects tensions between agents and tribes during colonization.
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Kansas
Telephone Co Works Fast After Fire Damage
Fire damage reported by the telephone company was nominal roughly one hundred and sixty five dollars. Cable crews worked Sunday morning and noon and by 10 30 p m the job was finished with all equipment back in service. About sixty phones were out of service, one hundred wires spliced, lead cable sheath repaired in three places, one pole and many wires replaced. All business phones were operating Monday noon and most residences by 5 30 p m. Grass did not grow around poles at the fire site.
For Sale and Found Notices From Newberg Oregon
For sale good work horse cheap at Ed Rasmussen's location I mile south of Y bridge. Two plastered houses one modern bungalow available cash or trade for acreage. Christ Nelson 214 N Meridian St Newberg Oregon sells 32 60 or 50 acres of Geo G Christenson place near West Chehalem church five miles NW of Newberg. Found ladies chain and locket with hair lock and initials found near Fourth and Grant streets owner may claim by paying ad and proving property. W H Woodworth First National Bank handles sale of 142 acre farm surrounding West Chehalem church.
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Ed. Rasmussen
Y. Bridge
Christ Nelson
Meridian St. Newberg
Oregon
Fourth
Grant Streets
Geo. G
Lost reward notice for truck parts and winter outs
Lost on September 7 at the end gate for a Ford truck between A. E. Switzer place and Tom Hurd hill. On September 28 two sacks winter outs between my farm and Newberg. Finder to call N. P. Nelson at 19A25 to receive reward.
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Losit
A. E. Switzer
Tom Hurdhill
My Farm
Newberg
N. P. Nelson
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Gotfried Urben
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Phariba Morris
Sweet
William
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Mehama
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Huddleston
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