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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
5
Springfield visitor Ralph Coffin calls on Russell Parker while Jim Ferguson mourns a stolen valued horse. The community notes infant burial, visits from Idaho and Oregon, sermons and talks, and plans for a bond issue for Springbrook school.
The standing of contestants in the $400 piano contest by Newberg Hardware & Plumb ing Co is listed for the week ending Wednesday April 9. For every dollar received from March 7 to March 16 the company issues a receipt and 20 000 votes are allotted. Contestants may access the company books.
Miss Tucker, graduate of the New York School of Expression, will perform an entertainment at the High School on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. She comes well recommended and the proceeds will benefit the school. Admission is 25 cents.
A reflective excerpt emphasizes personal belief in self and the firm, celebrating hard work and honesty. It urges seeing good in coworkers, choosing cheerfulness, and focusing on today’s tasks with an eye to tomorrow’s achievements.
A classroom moment has a student named Johnny Smith attempting a sentence using the words us bear and bees. The teacher invites the effort as Johnny volunteers a line about going swimming with the boys and bees.
Real estate ad notes bargains in Sherman county Oregon with options to take small valley farms or city property as first payment. It urges calling White & Co at 705 First Street for details. A separate fictional dialogue shows a collector and a debtor debating payment of debts with the debtor admitting his reluctance to cause layoffs.
A marriage license is recorded for Mamie Buffum aged 17 and Everett M Walker aged 20. The certificate lists the couple as a prospective marriage, reflecting standard civil records of the period.
In a comical exchange from Life magazine a man denies stealing a mince pie from Mandy while a woman teases a post office visit and possible letters. A reader jokes about conscience funds and a minister who married them. A stranger drinks Hessie’s cup and learns Bessie is a dog.
In a quiet country town a passerby sees proprietor Mr. Slocum and a friend playing checkers in a shop parlor. The passerby whispers that two customers are in the shop, but Slocum stays focused and tells him to keep quiet so they will leave.
Buff Rocks eggs for hatching are ready at one dollar for fifteen. Sold by E. H. Woodward.
Newberg Iron Works offers cash for old cast iron. Bring in your castings to 6th and Blaine streets. tf
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