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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
8
A celebrated lawyer addressed the equivalent of our supreme court for seven hours of nearly continuous oratory before returning home. His exhausted mother remarked that Tod could speak seven hours at the court and dismiss his family in seven minutes, noting that the Lord is not as dull in understanding as the judge.
A lively, fragmentary dialogue recalls Blingsby’s election to congress and the sharp reactions of critics. The piece weaves in politics with local notices and advertisements referencing Newberg Oregon era commerce, lumber, and services.
Maud Ternahan has left my home and I will not be liable for any debts contracted by her. Dated at Scappase Oregon November 26 1909. 10 Robert Ternahan.
The annual Baptist church meeting will be held Saturday January 1 1910 at 10 30 a m with a family reunion and dinner. Officers will be elected and a roll call taken. Respond in person if possible. if absent send a written response. F C Stannarp, Pastor.
A wartime era note describes splitting cowhide after soaking in tan pits for ten to twelve passes. A shaper pats down any free areas along seams or contour to refine the leather before final shaping.
A calendar bonus accompanies the issue offering readers a free calendar accessory. The feature blends seasonal imagery with homestead advice and a nod to farm life traditions. The calendar promotes practical tips for home and garden.
The beet farm and home paper promises readers a twice monthly publication. It notes improved content and encourages readers to subscribe, mentioning a casual tone and accessible farming and home guidance.
A limited time offer promises a Farm and Fireside bi monthly subscription for a year plus a Baby Calendar packed in a tube. The deal emphasizes value and novelty to attract readers.
The Farmers' Lobby Farm and Fireside has stood for thirty years as a standard family farm paper. Writers contribute to its content and support the magazine's role in rural life and agricultural discussion.
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