Two to Play and Baby Swing Too Long Alone
A fragment notes a mother struggling for time as a baby swings alone while the mother would otherwise play for hours, freeing herself for other duties.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
2
A fragment notes a mother struggling for time as a baby swings alone while the mother would otherwise play for hours, freeing herself for other duties.
Mary Jane and her brother Jim convalescing from measles display restless energy and artfully negotiate bed time with their mother. The narrator notes their pep and playful defiance during a tense moment. Forest fires in Pennsylvania destroyed timber worth over a million dollars last year.
We offer washing and ironing just as you like, with prompt service at a trivial cost. A quick phone call connects you to a representative who will handle the rest, saving you time and energy and ending worries about cleanliness.
A family decorates with popcorn and cranberries, walnut shells, and paper chains. Children learn to craft ornaments from gold paint, foil, tissue, and gilt paper while a Santa figure tops the tree. Electrical lights are preferred and safety rules are noted for candle use.
Survey by association field men reports broccoli crops thriving across the valley with Independence district set to ship about 60 cars if weather holds. Oregon Growers will market all Independence broccoli this year, with multiple districts in the region producing large quantities and interplanting with hops boosting returns.
Property records show multiple transfers including Joseph G Baxter to G H Baxter for 42.19 acres in section 6 township 5 range 30 west for 2000 dollars. R A Bailey to Henry Cross over 46.28 acres in South Heater district with payment of 3000 dollars. Dayton M E church sells lot 260 Dayton to Mary A Gilkey for 1 dollar. Several other deeds list transfers of 4 to 59 acres in various townships with prices from 1 to 5200 dollars and parcels in Oaks Fruit Farms and Central Addition Newberg.
Several land deals appear: Lee LaDu and wife sell 10 acres in section 2 township 3S range 6W for 3000 to John N. and Amanda F. McPherson. S A Manning and wife sell parts of Watts addition Amity lots 5 and 8 for 10 to William H. Betchel. Abraham K. Miller sells 73.5 acres in J. W. Rogers district to Fred A. Fulgham for 14000. Thomas H. Pearman and wife sell west 45 feet of lot 2 block 16 Central addition Newberg for 10. Cary Peterson and wife sell 1.5 acres in section 1 township 68 range 8W for 400 to Leopold M. Petersen. George W. Snow and wife sell 30 acres in William Jones district to Glenn Grags for 10. Rufus Tucker sells 20 acres in John Williamson district to A W Hubbell and wife for 3300.
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