Notice of Referees Sale in Oregon Circuit Court
Public auction sale by referee under 1911 decree in Yamhill County Oregon. Lands described as lots six to ten in block eleven Deskins Second Addition Newberg to be sold in parcels at 1 PM on September 2, 1911 at the front door of McMinnville County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
McMineville
Yambil County
Ore
Deskins
Newberg
Yamhill County
Oregon
B. A. Eiiks
Sald Court
Notice of Sale For Lien On Sorrel Mare In Oregon
Notice of sale to satisfy a lien for board and care on a sorrel mare owned by Agoes Payoe of Savun be Wekuaibaanunaas. The sale is set for Saturday 10th 1911 at 10 AM at the front of the store in Springbrook Yamhill County Oregon. Lien claimed by M G Markell for services and board not paid according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion A.M
Springbrook
Yamhill County
Oregon
M. G. Markeil
M. G. Ee
M. G. Ee Boree
Agoes Payoe
M.G. Markell
Executrix Notice of Final Settlement for Elizabeth Hibbs
Sophia Booth executrix of Elizabeth Hibbs deceased files final account in Yamhill County Oregon. A September 4 1911 hearing at 10 00 am is set in McMinnville Court to show cause why the settlement should not be forever approved. Parties interested must appear to contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hibbs
Yamhill County
Ore
McMinnville
Geomaly
Ania Ensontelx Greenacgea Otterecux
Sophia Booth
Newport Yaquina Bay Beach Resort Ad
Historic ad promotes Newport Yaquina Bay as ideal for hunting fishing boating surfing bathing and skating. Notes camping facilities sanitary rules and daily sale of low round trip season tickets from Oregon Washington and Idaho.
Ashbrook inquiry widens as Lewis case shocks Washington
The Ashbrook House Committee probes the Post Office Department, aiming for full exposure of the Lewis Publishing Co. charges amid sensational testimony. Washington press quiets, with reporters claiming pressure to suppress coverage. reactions ripple through national discourse. Anne Newell.
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Washington
Ashbrook House Committee
Post Office Department
Lewis
Lewis Publishing Co
Associated Press
Lewis Company
P.O. Dept
Senator Burton
Newberg
U.S. Senate
Theo. H. Burton
Ohio
Government Printing Office
U. S. Postal Dept
P. O
New Yorker
P. O. Dept
U.S
American Woman’s League
League
American Woman's League
John J. Dillon
Claude D. Hall
S. H. King
J.S. Swenson
St. Louis
United States
Post Office
Post Roads
Congress
Anne Newell
Real Estate Transfers Signal Local Property Moves
A stream of transfers shows Bessie Anderson transferring interest in Goodrich Orchard Tract 20 26 at with 1 2s r4w for 350 dollars. Numerous deeds mention sales in Newberg Amity Sheridan and surrounding towns including parcels to The General Public and First National Bank of Newberg, with prices ranging from 1 to 10 000 dollars.
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Bessie Anderson
R. O’conner
Goodrich
J. S. Athey
A. P. Caldwell
Cint
1St National Bank of Newberg
W. W
Mary J Hollingsworth
Everest
Newberg
A. J. Clark
Homer
Belle Holman
C. E
Mary M Cox
Alet
Lula L Graves
Solomon Heater
West
Dakin
Edward T Turner
J D Goffrier
Yamhill
Holmandle
Herbert Graves
Gilbert G
Alice M Graves
Hurley & Large
John Henry
C R Smith
Annette Henriot
Matilda J Hoskins
Hollingsworth
Hulst
Noah Fansler
Mary A Kinman
S M Coovert
Orig
Amity
Oregon
Linville
Baker
Central
M Myer
J D Gordon
East Newberg
Jos A& Jane
Alice Linnville
Elder
Harvey Thomas
Jos C Gibson
Vincent J Turnidge
Louisa J Cain
Sheridan
Frank Wheeler
Karl
Mary Voller
P Caldwell
John H Wilson
Edwards
Marriage Notices of Avery Jenkins Rice White and Warner Sutton
Birdie Avery 35 to Lewis Jenkins 44. Bell Rice 26 to Henry White 29. Minnie Warner 43 to J J Sutton 44. Mary Alderman 45 to
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Birdie Irene Avery
Lewis A. Jenkins
Bell L. Rice
Henry A. White
Minnie B. Warner
J. J. Sutton
Mary B. Alderman
Doubtful Delicacies in Australian Bush Food Traditions
A Chicago News account describes bushmen of South Australia using roots like lensho and game such as snakes and insects. It details gathering seeds, grasses, palms, antelope skins for water, and primitive cooking in ground ovens with heated stones.
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South AL
Australia
Chicago News
Man’s Divorce Case Hinted Cruelty Ends With Laughter
Courtroom crowd watched a tense divorce hearing as the husband faced cross examination. The attorney pressed about alleged cruelty and pepper throwing, but the witness calmly admitted only one act a sneeze, deflating the moment.
Oriental Advertising Pictorials Reflect Western Shopper Messages
A draper proclaims that orders are sent to customers’ houses with rifle-fast speed. A store poster invites visits promising to satisfy every possible want and praises staff as courteous as a devoted father. shoppers are promised welcome warmth after rain.
Elephants Hunted in Uganda Account From London Mail
A Uganda ivory hunter recalls a brutal encounter with elephants in thick grass infested with flies and ticks. He describes sneaking to within touching range and firing, recounting a monster elephant charging and knocking him down before a quick shot to the jaw.
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The
London Mail
Uganda
Utilising His Talent for Law in Small Town Confusion
Farmer Corntessel declares his son Josh will become a lawyer. The exchange hints at a stubborn pride and a rural tale of pursuing ambitious careers amid practical constraints. The fragment suggests a humorous or satirical tone about parental influence and youthful aspirations.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Laughable Laws in British Parliament and Their Absurdities
A Harper's Weekly study surveys odd British statutes showing drafting blunders and improbable outcomes. It cites the old jail building clause after a misread provision, a George II penalty split with the poor, and a Darlington act defining new building. It notes vague language and a clergy glebe hardship query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Ori
Arene and Phangat
Darlington
Commons
Harper’s Weekly
Westminster Abbey Coronation Preparations Longest Closure
The London Standard notes that Westminster Abbey's longest coronation closure occurred for George IV in 1821. It says the abbey shut in May 1820 and reopened two years later after delays from Queen Caroline’s proceedings, with extensive woodwork replacement and a record large congregation and splendid spectacle.
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Westminster
Westminster Abbey
George IV
Caroline
London Standard
Publisher's Dinner Quip on Amateur Contributors and Bear Story
A New York literary dinner featured a well known publisher who quipped about amateur contributors. He noted editors see persistence in amateurs and joked that if their writing matched their persistence they could become a Dickens. The tale of a cinnamon bear was retold as an example.
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New York
Willing to Change His Methods in Humble Suitor Tale
A humorous Philadelphia Record snippet shows a suitor asking why his father in law objects to him. The heiress scorns work as she claims ancestors were gentlemen of leisure, while the suitor promises to work after marriage.
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Pare
Philadelphia Record
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United States National Bank of Newbery
J. L. Hoskins
S. L. Parrett
J. C. Colcord
W. E. Crozer
Asst
State of Oregon
Martha M. Bond
A Cena Cc
J. A "Precanall
Atlanta L
Charles Hill
Emma
William B. Hill
Clara Hill
Alice Pruitt
Charles Pruitt
Ihe Hill
Blanche Hill
Defex Dants
Newport Yaquina Bay
Oregon,s
Idaho
Southern Pacific
Portland
Cottage Grove
Ation
Albany
S. P
Bijou Theatre
Chee, V. Lone Dale
True Anagers
J. L. van Blaricom
E. L. Evans
A. E. Wilson
Thos. Herd & Son
Building Contractors
ACSS
Tesus Webster
Merriam Webster
Nck
Bestaat
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