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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

2

Ex service men urged to contact Red Cross in Newberg

The Red Cross in Newberg seeks every disabled ex service man in Yamhill county and asks that those with service related disabilities file claims or contact Mrs. E. L. Evans, chairman of the Newberg branch. A cleanup squad may visit in three to four weeks, with funds and disaster preparedness emphasized.

U. S. Veteran’s Bureau Yamhill Red Cross Newberg E. L. Evans Blue North Street Evans The Treasury Pueblo Colo

Card of Thanks for Care and Flowers

We thank friends for help and sympathy during mother’s illness and death and for floral offerings. W. W. Parrett C. A. Parrett S. L. Parrett and family.

W. W. Parrett C. A. Parrett S. L. Parrett

Funeral of Wreck Victims Led by Rev Sickafoose in Amity

Rev K H Sickafoose officiated at the double funeral of Mrs J W Walling of Amity and Little Jack Lloyd Cole of McMinnville at Amity on Sunday. The pair died in the Ce lilc railroad wreck last week and were buried in one grave. Mrs Walling belonged to the Rebekah lodge which conducted grave services.

K. H. Sickafoose Mra J. W. Walling Amity Little Jack Lloyd Cole McMinnville Celilc Sickafoose Wallings Little Jack Cole Lottie M. Woolley Henry Eliza Wooley Hillsboro Oregon Celilo Norman R. Walling Christobal Canal Zone Reta Cole Emma W. Chandler W. F. Breidenstein Frank E. Walling Portland F. E. Woolley Oakland California

Parrish and Herring births shine in Newberg notices

December 5, 1921, in Newberg Oregon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Parrish welcomed a son. December 8, 1924, in Newberg Oregon. Mr and Mrs Fred Herring welcomed a daughter.

Parrish Newberg Oregon Arthur Parrish

Davison Girl Born in Newberg Oregon

In Newberg Oregon on November 28 1921 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs L K Davison Mrs Davison formerly Myrtle James is a daughter of Mr and Mrs George James The birth announcement notes the Davison family lineage and provides the parents names and prior surname.

Davison Newberg Oregon L. K. Davison Myrtle James George James

Community thanks after long illness and death of son

The McVey family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors students and floral donors for support during the long illness and death of their son and brother Sam McVey noting how nothing more could be done to ease their sorrow. The note also mentions a statistic that about 15 000 fewer post offices exist in the United States today than twenty years ago.

Sam McVey United States

Exchange what you don't want for what you do want

An advertising prompt urging readers to trade away undesired items for desired ones. The message emphasizes selling or swapping goods and services, prompting audience engagement with a concise call to advertise.

Divorces Granted in County Court News

Decrees of divorce granted in several cases including Fred Schofield vs Effie Scofield and Serena Dahl vs Tal Lak Halverson Dahl. Also listed are Albert J Beck v Anna Marie Beck and mortgage foreclosure actions with Frank Holmes and Vinton & Tooze representing plaintiffs.

Fred Schofield Effie B. Scofield Serena Dahl Tallak Halverson Dahl Martha Wright William Wright L. A. van Winkle McMinnville Motor Car Company Chatte Frank Holmes Albert J. Beck Anna Marie Beck Vinton & Tooze

Local business and candidate notices in Oregon county filings

Minor Matters George E. Martin has filed his no tarial commission with the county clerk. The McMinnville hospital has filed an affidavit of ownership according to the provisions of the assumed name law. The institution will be conducted by W. H. Barendrick and W. H. Lott. Frank Louis and Kate Louis are the partners engaged in conducting the Dayton motor company at Dayton according to an affidavit filed with the county clerk. J Claude Proffitt certifies that he is the operator of the Dayton meat market at Dayton in an affidavit filed under the provisions of the assumed name law. Max Turteltaub and Joseph Hursh assert they are owners of the City grocery operated at Newberg News Reporter. With the slogan The taxpayer must have relief and waste of money by the State Highway Department stop I will be a candidate for the State Senate at the next primary W. W. Lunger Lafayette Oregon. Paid adv. 1011.

George E. Martin McMinnville Hospital W. H. Barendrick W. H. Lott Frank Louis Kate Louis Dayton Motor Company Dayton Max Turteltaub Joseph Hursh Newberg State Highway Department State Senate W. W. Lunger Lafayette Oregon

Room for One More Bishop Bratton Dinner in Jackson

A Jackson dinner features Bishop Bratton entertaining a genial millionaire who quips he never attends church. The bishop replies graciously that there is always room for one more. The passage notes Robert Walpole served as England's premier for 21 years.

Bishop Bratton Jackson Mich Bishop Milllionaire Bishop Brattany Robert Walpole England

Japan Tea Exports Decline Amid American Substitution

In 1918 Japan shipped 50,000 tons of tea to America, dropping to 30,000 tons in 1919 and 23,000 tons in 1920. The decline is blamed on Indian and Java black teas replacing Japanese tea in the U.S. market.

Japan America

Oiled Cloth Storage for Furniture Care

Keep the furniture oiling cloth in a tightly closed tin can to prevent oozing and extend usable life. This method saves oil and ensures the cloth is always ready for use.

Household Hints From A Bygone Kitchen

Practical tips on greasing bread mixers with lard to prevent sticking. Layer sponge cake with jam and top with whipped cream. Paregoric prank for red ants. Makeshift stove duster from mopstick and stockings. Salt improves puddings and whites of eggs. Pudding molds: fill to three quarters to allow rising.

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Sullivan’s Apple House North Main Street Baldwins Stayman Winesaps Rev Jack Lloyd Cole Lloyd Iee Bacon People’s Market Mackinaw Igao, Oregon City Woorn M Dorset Department Nemo Royal Worcester Gossard Nia Service Newberg, Oregon County Court News Newberg Graphic
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