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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1917

Page

7

Real Estate Transfers and a Barnegat School Tale

A series of property transfers includes H C Flemming to Elisha Sharp 38.36 acres and multiple other deeds, with prices from $10 to $400 and various heirs and trustees. The column ends with a humorous Barnegat school anecdote about George Washington, noting a pupil’s remark on his role as a general.

H.C. Flemming Admr Elisha Sharp Jwo Flett B. F. Laughlin B. F. Curfman D. Stillwell Lucy Littlefield Husb T. F. Callaghan Lewis Rogers Wanless Minnie C. Wanless Jno Brisbane Blaylock Mary E. Cummins D. D. Deskins G. W. Brentner C. R. Chapin Central Newberg Wm. D. Clark Mary E. Hawley D. D. Bayley I. B. Crow John Flett C. H. Griner H. F. Richards B. Rowland Geo. T. Hardwick Hiram Clarissa Maynard Hurley & Large Anson B Joseph Knotts J. Perkins Darley A. Honey B. A. Snider George George Washington Washington Delaware

Right temperature for work: 50 to 60 degrees advised

The North Carolina state board of health urges cool dry air for work. Seventy degrees is too hot causing fatigue and illness. best all round work temperature is about 50 degrees with lower for physical tasks. European homes run around 60 and 68 in most cases.

North Carolina State Board of Health Europe Huntington Nates West Point Annapolis

Feast of Death Declared By Gypsy Queen Mary

Queen Mary of the Romany gypsies near Ford City Michigan proclaims a spring feast of death in memory of Stella Stankovitch 101 mother of Queen Mary. The camp endures harsh winter winds as a feverish child lies ill and a bare backdrop frames a planned open air feast with roast lamb pig cabbage and sauerkraut to be free and welcoming between Easter and May.

Mary Michigan United States Stella Stankovitch Queen Mary Ford City Stella Kansas City Star

Fatal Street Music Area of England’s Humorist John Leech

The death of famed humorist John Leech is attributed to the strain of constant exposure to street music. Reportedly his sensitivity to noise and organ grinders near his studio contributed to a fatal angina, with Punch editor Mark Lemon citing disturbances as a primary cause in a letter.

England John Leech Leech Bass M. P Mark Lemon Punch London

What Comes Next In Naval Terminology

A Philadelphia Ledger passage defines a dreadnaught as a large heavily armed battleship. It then explains a superdreadnaught as even bigger and more powerful, created to outmatch dreadnaughts and intimidate them.

Philadelphia Ledger

Safe Flanbdule Questions Singleton About Marriage

Conversation in Life magazine features Safe and Singleton debating marriage. Singleton says women viewed him as unfortunate and not in need of reforming nor desirable as a husband.

Flanbdule Singleton

Started Early: A Witty Exchange on Suspected Motives

A London Telegraph quip notes a wife suspecting her husband married for money after she had to pay the minister. The remark highlights social attitudes toward marriage and financial concerns in a humorous exchange.

London Telegraph

Crabs and Toads and Life Spans Noted

The excerpt contrasts life spans of crabs, oysters, and amphibians with a remark on insensitivity to moral pain attributed to white men and red men. It cites examples such as crabs living decades and oysters about four years, frogs shorter than toads up to thirty six years, and includes a quote attributed to ophile Gautier.

Theophile Gautier

Bids Sought for County Rock Crushing Contracts

County clerk announces public bids for quarry and rock crushing at Poor Farm and quarries to supply road material in Yamhill county Oregon. Bidders must deposit a specified amount with bids due by 11 o clock a.m. Published in McMinnville on April 24 1917.

C. B. Wilson Yamhill County Oregon McMinnville Ore

Administrator's Notice for Estate of S Edwards

Notice from Clarence Butt attorney for First issue. Estate of S Edwards, deceased. Last issue May 3, 1917. Appointment date April 5, 1917. Content references Uialathsoee as tenon of Boy her deceased.

S. Edwards Clarence Butt

Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Yamhill County Oregon

The sheriff of Yamhill County Oregon will sell at public auction on May 5 1917 at 11 o clock AM at the county courthouse to satisfy an execution and order of sale issued March 28 1917 and received April 4 1917. Property includes Lots Two and Three in the Newberg addition and an undivided half interest in Lot Four in Block Fourteen Central Addition to Newberg along with appurtenances and improvements. The sale proceeds go to the mortgage and costs with $4904.00 principal and $250.00 attorney fees plus $9400 in com and disbursements. W G Henderson Sheriff.

N. Mah Dudley Colcord Fogle Leden Heck Pss Bership Oregon Edward Clifford bin But Frank Zibe Clemmens Charles “Teary Dobbs Alver Collard Abraham Cook N. Crosby Yamhill Electric Apa Yamhill County P. Oliver Seeeberg Yambhi Newberg Newbee Yamhill Deid Lot First Street Sieter Liew Gaierke

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