Early Life
Earl Newbry was born in Rocky Ford, Colorado, on April 15, 1900. He and his family came to Oregon in the early 1920s. They established themselves in Jackson County in the city of Ashland. Newbry managed a fruit growing and packing firm in the Rogue River Valley before entering politics.
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