Notice of Referees' Sale in Oregon Circuit Court
A notice of sale by referees in Yamhill County Oregon under an order of the circuit court dated August 1911 directs the auction of described parcels at the county courthouse in McMinnville. The property includes parts of lots six seven nine and ten in Deskins Second Addition with two parcels to be sold separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Swillon
County
McMinnville
Yamhill County
Ore
Deskins
Jewers
Oregon
Lien Notice on Springbrook Horse by M G Markell
Notice of a lien on a sorrel mare at Springbrook owned by Agnes Fayne for feed and labor supplied by M G Markell. The charges remain unpaid within the legal period, dated July 27 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook
Ambil
M. Sarksil
M. G. Markell
Executrix Notice of Final Settlement for Hibbs Estate
The executrix Sophia Booth announces that the will of Elizabeth Hibbs, deceased, has had its final account filed in Yamhill County Oregon. The county court in McMinnville will hear the matter at 10 o clock a.m. on the scheduled date to settle approve and discharge the executrix and finalize the estate. Objections if any must appear at the courthouse to contest the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hibbs
Yamhill Coun
McMinnville
Sophia Booth
Newport Yaquina Bay Beach Resort Offers Outdoor Pleasures
Oregon's popular beach retreat features hunting, fishing, boating, surfing, dancing and roller skating on the shore. Fresh seafood and vegetables available daily with mountain water and affordable meals. Camping grounds are clean and convenient with sanitary rules. Low round trip season tickets from Oregon Washington and Idaho on sale daily.
Amity Calls Out McMinnville News-Reporter For Omission
The Amity Times voices displeasure at a McMinnville News-Reporter piece for omitting Amity. It proclaims Amity’s historic role as a trade center and community hub in Yamhill county and defends the town’s lasting value and character with pointed rhetoric.
The Telegram Making Good
The North Plains Sentinel endorses The Portland Evening Telegram for fighting city decency. It praises the paper for exposing alleged rottenness in the north end and for rallying decent people to stand with it in a long, winnable battle against corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Plains Sentinel
Oregon
Hell
Portland
The Farm Girl Poem From Farmers and Drovers Journal
A morning in farm life celebrates the busy cheerful farm girl who starts the day with chores and care. She tends fire and water and birds, then irons, washes, and harvests apples while finding joy in duty and hope in steady work. The poem ends urging steadfastness, courage, and faithfulness.
Social visits and notes from Yamhill and Dundee
Miss May Chalmers of Portland visits Miss Bertha Reed weekend host. J L Richards of Boyd Oregon visit daughter Mrs Frank Keyes with Carmen Wall of Butteville also at Keyes home. W S Ballard from Washington inspects Yamhill walnut orchards for blight. Mrs Walter Livengood wins first prize at Hollingsworth opening. Various locals hosted in Dundee and Otterbrook camp with multiple families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Chalmers
Portland
Bertha Reed
J. L. Richards
Boyd
Oregon
Frank Keyes
Carmen Wall
Butteville
Keyes
Walter Livengood
Hollingsworth
W.S. Ballard
Washington, D. C
Yamhill Co
Wm. Hill
Charles Baker
Troutdale
Emma Johnson
Gresham
W. A. Williams
Dayton
Medora Greer
Laurene Otis
George H. Greer
Otterbrook Camp
Wm. G. Steel
E. §. Greer
Dundee
Robert Chalmers
Wm. Bennett
L. L. Edderts
Ily
Jessie Conlee
Cross
F. W. Meyer
A Road of Bridges in the Philippines Beloved Benguet Boulevard
A 17 mile zigzag road in Benguet province is a network of some 200 bridges carved from rock and perched above rivers. Built by the United States for service in the far east, it is guarded and maintained by caretakers and compared to Alpine and Himalayan passes. Local legends tell of early explorers and gold in the rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benguet
Ippines
Camp Col
Mi ES Varn
Uncle Sam
Alpe
Norway
Darjeeling
Taft’s- Ben- Boulevard
Aissateine
New England
Kellermann’s Charge at Marengo Secures French Victory
The passage recalls Kellermann’s bold flanking assault at Marengo. Desaix warned of loss but Napoleon waited, then 400 mounted hussars emerged from concealment and struck the Hungarian infantry flank. The French momentum surged, 2000 imperial troops surrendered, and Napoleon achieved a rare triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellerman
Marengo
Desaix
Napoleon
Ultimatum at Mrs Duggan’s wash house
A young settler visits Mrs Duggan and offers to discuss uplift work. Mrs Duggan retorts that she will wash while listening or be paid 50 cents an hour for hearing the discussion, as uttered by the judge in a humorous pose.
Concussion Mishap On Staircase At Elevators
A Chicago Tribune fragment describes a hurrying man on a stairway near an elevator station colliding with an elderly dame. He attempts a muffled apology while she asks for a louder sound. The procession moves on in silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oece Concussion
Eaged Dame
Goiece
Phish
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnatus and the office seeking the man
The piece recounts the ancient example of Cincinnatus who, after being urged by a political party to accept power, becomes dictator for sixteen days, defeats the enemy, pays debts, and returns to farming. It contrasts this with modern politicians who fail to emulate his selfless service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litics
Lucius Quintius
Cincinnatus
Cincinnati
B. C
Incinnatus
Bill Nye
The Game of Whist History and Origins
The article traces whist origins in England and notes King Henry VIII era popularity. It cites Cotton's Complete Gamester 1674 for name origin from silence in play. Edmund Hoyle, regarded as first major writer on whist, published Short Treatise in 1742 shaping modern laws and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry VIII
Cotton
Edmund Hoyle
Hoyle
Deathbed Jesta: Rev James Guthrie in Edinburgh
The piece notes a deathbed jesta about Rev James Guthrie in Edinburgh. It recalls Guthrie’s execution scene at the cross on High Street and his remark about being beyond earthly diseases after asking for cheese for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Guthrie
Lord Guthrie
Guthrie
Cross
High Street
Edinburgh
Metaphoric zeal in speech about a controversial figure
A fervent supporter used vivid metaphors to praise an organization, claiming intimate experience with the person and implying a readiness to physically confront opponents. The remark illustrated how enthusiasm can devolve into aggressive rhetoric and personal aggression imagery.
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United States National Bank of Newberg
J. L. Hoskins
S. L. Parrett
J. C. Colcord
W. E. Crozer
Asst
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
County of
Yamhill
Marthe M. Bond
Enda Nts
Ment
Newport Yaquina Bay
Washington
Idaho
Southern Pacific
Cottage Grove
Albany
West
S. P
Amity Times
Amity
Yamhill Valley
Everthing
Japan
Bijou Onheatre
Chas
Boxer
J. L. van Blaricom
E. L. Evans
Kryptok
A. E. Wilson
Thos. Herd & Son
Websters Dictionary
Merriam Webster
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