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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
2
The following apportionments will reach the district clerks this week detailing allocations for school funding and resource distribution across the county for the upcoming term. The notes outline talks on budget lines and district responsibilities.
Mrs N Webber and Mrs W Unger visited the Graeper home for the weekend. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Nelson on Sunday April 20. Mrs Ruth Lindsey funeral held with interment at Dundee family lot. Dundee PTA meets April 30 at 3:30 with Domestic Science and Manual Training on the program. Dundee Farmers Society notes from Fernwood and Portland meetings. Dundee boys played Newberg second team with Alfred Allan and Claud Harding in the Dundee lineup. Dundee won. Mazamas visited Graeper’s for milk and lunch at Otterbrook.
The article notes a total County School Fund apportionment of 39092 plus 12875 and 51967 including five dollars per teacher from the last Institute and small advances of 1949 to districts. It mentions October 15 as the next apportionment date and mixes in a scene of rural life with plowing, Fourth of July races, water buckets, and farmers who remain cheerful despite conditions.
Bitulithic paving has been laid on East and West Center streets and North and South Main streets in Pocatello. It will be used on South Arthur Avenue and the streets linking it to South Main. The city studied options and selected bitulithic for service and wear.
John M Cox transfers 20 acres to Luther E Arney and AJ Olinger for 3200 dollars. Albert A Clayson and Percy M Tallman and Ellen Tallman convey tract in Hess to Morris for 950 dollars. Wm and Ada Greenwell receive Dundee Orchards tracts 77-88 in Dundee for 6500 dollars. Samantha French sells tract 40 N Newberg Fruit Lands to Amos and Maude Graves for 600.
A brief engagement note lists Edna Siebert aged 24 and Alfred Werth aged 23 as the principals in the match. The record records their ages and names without additional context or location.
The piece lists familiar fables and legendary beasts such as the camel, goose, bull, ass, cat, bird, dog, elephant, ravenous wolf, fox, and dogs of war. It notes how many creatures are spoken of daily yet rarely seen, reflecting a catalog of myths cited by readers of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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