Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Yamhill County Oregon
The State of Oregon through the County Court of Yamhill issues a summons and complaint in a mortgage foreclosure case against Dean Perkins and Mary Perkins and others. Plaintiffs seek $3,000 plus interest from June 22, 1912, attorney fees, costs, and a decree for sale of described real property to satisfy the claim, with Peterson and Gibson parties named and published notices dated July 17 1915 and August 28 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Perkins
Mary Flectiog
Bos Dion
Mary Perkins
State of
Oregon
Peyel
Ued
Eee
Peretnaber
Perking
Penge
Yambill
Joseph A Gibson
Jane Doe Gibson
Jenene
Gibson
Dee Gibson
Vine County
Yamhill
Mevain, Vinton & Burdett
Clarence Butt
John C Clemenson
Yamhill County
John U
Enguneer and
Saesuery
Charlie J. ‘Clemenson
Marie K. Bean
John C. Clemenson
Mystery of Sir Cloudesley Shovel and the Scilly Isles Wreck
The London Globe recounts legends around the Sir Cloudesley Shovel wreck near the Scilly Isles. Tales claim burial of Shovel at Porth Hellick, a recovered ring worn by Lady Shovel, and murder theories tied to the Berkeley gift. Modern research leans toward foul play. the emerald ring survives as a Berkeley relic.
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Cloudesley Shovel
Scilly Isles
Shovel
Porth Hellick Sands
Porth Hellick
Grase
London
Plymouth
Paxton
Arundel
St. Mary
Lord Berkeley
Berkeley
Avenue of May Place
Dartford
Kent
The
Shovels
London Globe
Burgess Burns Model New England House in Dinner
Gelett Burgess built a detailed cardboard model of a New England house with tiny furnishings for a New York literary dinner and then deliberately burned it after coffee. He said sparing it would ruin his reputation, but people would remember the destruction of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelett Burgess
New England
New York
Garantized Oils Olive Oil Ad From Rio Janeiro Firm
Advertisement touts olive oils with guaranteed full quality made to high standards. It claims diligent fabrication and filtration ensure good taste and preservation. It warns buyers to check labels and seals to avoid counterfeit products and notes markings on corks and boxes for compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Spa gentleman asks angler if fish respond to lines
An old angler tells a spa visitor he has not heard back after dropping a line daily last week, highlighting the old man’s perseverance and lack of replies from the waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spa
Just Debta in a Family Will Riddle
A quip exchanges a riddle about an uncle's will. The answer: the will left only debts after settling just debts, prompting humor about generous provisions.
Beautiful but Deadly Bushmaster Notes
London correspondent reports on the bushmaster, the world’s most venomous large snake, native to tropical South America and Trinidad. It can reach twelve to fourteen feet, yields up to 350 milligrams of venom, and has a heart shaped head. Descriptions include color patterns and Linnaeus naming, with notes on behavior and regional names such as pineapple snake.
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London
Chicago News
E. Leijonhufvud
South America
Trinidad
Charles Waterton
Central America
Herschel Idea on Solar System Movement in Space
The article explains that the sun orbits its center and the solar system moves through space toward a point near the star Hercules. It notes Sir John Herschel proposed this bold concept, now widely accepted by astronomers as the system traces a curving path around a distant center near Hercules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Herschel
Sir John
Space
Hercules
Miss Jennings Chooses Abner For Grammar Lesson
In plain English a grammar class exercise has Miss Jennings reading a sentence and inviting Abner to rewrite it. Abner, after a moment’s doubt, presents a revised form stating Thomas can ride the horse if the bore wants him to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Abner
Thomas
New York
Juvenile Musical Marvels From a London Chronicle
The London Chronicle notes remarkable child prodigies in music. Sir Charles Halle debuted at four with Hummel and Chopin pieces. Rubinstein showed early talent at eight. Mozart began at five. Samily penned a march for a guard aged seven. Sir Edward Elgar wrote music for a child’s play at twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Halle
Hummel
Chopin
Rubinstein
Mosart
Samily
Edward Elgar
London Chronicle
Discriminatory Shopping Interaction in New York
In a New York scene a floorwalker assists a customer with selecting items while using biased language that signals discriminatory undertones. The exchange centers on directing the customer to specific departments and product choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floorwalker
Jomin
Croc
Reeces
New York
Decatur and Barron Duel Leaves One Dead in 1820
The 1820 duel at a private ground between Commodore Stephen Decatur and Commodore Barron ended with Decatur dying within hours. The two naval heroes dueled after political tensions, with Barron wounded first and Decatur collapsing as the pistols fired. Barron recovered and lived until 1851, later cleared by a court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commodore Decatur
Commodore Barren
Perini
Scipants
Decatur
Barron
Rodgers
Porter
Sveral
Caabatanti
Greensword
Coun
Oortelly
Commodore Tur
Bainbridge
Lafayette
Fate of the Chickens in Pea Ridge Conference
A district church conference fills the town with signs as a leading local African American woman travels to Pea Ridge to buy chickens from an aged woman who has supplied the family for years. At the gate Aunt Hanna laments no stock left saying they are all gone to the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methaisees Nee Ohist Pal Church
Pea Ridge
Hanna
Allie
Argonaut
His Punishment
A man about to go to church withers under rain and decides to endure the shower after realizing no umbrella is available. He resolves to punish himself by going to church despite the Sunday rule against borrowing umbrellas. Laura asks why he would not attend church. He answers with firmness that he will face the consequences of his carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerth
Laura
Philanthropy Stirs Daring Ask From Mr Tightwadd
In a Philadelphia Ledger tone a speaker urges support for a worthy cause aiming to raise 100000 dollars. A prominent philanthropist pledges a quarter, prompting Mr Tightwadd to offer another quarter, then asks if half a dollar can be changed.
Ragtime exchange prompts concern over missing boy request
A Pearson's Weekly cartoon caption shows a man asking for help to recover his boy. The other party questions the need for recovery, noting the boy is present and suggesting the issue is whether he truly needs to be recovered. The exchange plays on polite miscommunication.
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Pearson’s Weekly
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Henry Haveman
Laurel
Count Shill
David Boyes
R. Moon
Center St
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
Alvel
White & Co
Beaver State
First Street
Newberg, Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Serraem Meerie
H. M. Tennant
Corvallis
J. _H. GIBSON
Mgr
Goodness
Spaulding’s Lumber
White
FE. L. Evans
Rexall
Ferguson
First St
Yamhill Electric CompAny
Overland
Cadillac
S. A. Mills
Newberg Auto Co
Newberg Mfg. and Construction Co
North Main St
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