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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
6
The Portland to Newberg bus service announces a schedule effective August 15 1919 with Saturday and Sunday only departures at 11:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Reservations are available for theatre parties and special trips. Contact Portland Main 3314 for details.
Leave Newberg by Parlor Pharmacy around 12 45 p m Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Leave Portland by Circle Theatre Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights midnight about 12 10 a m. Fare 75 cents round trip 1 26 subject to change. Also Auto for Hire. D M Haskin 210 N School street phone White 36 Newberg Oregon 18tf.
Enthusiasm for Good English week includes fifty to sixty posters with Lee Ryan winning best poster and Florence Nye, Margaret Houston, Marie Krohn, Lula Hall, and Allen Staley receiving honorable mentions. The period features a student play The Salvation of Jimmy Slang, debates on labor strikes and immigration, milk testing in agriculture, and a girls basketball win over Carlton 13 to 10 followed by a victory over Tillamook 38 to 6.
A series of real estate transfers records numerous parcels and buyers. L E Arney and wife grant lot 13 Little Homes to G E Raulin for 1000 dollars. Frank M Beane to Ethel Morrison two acres and adjoining half acre in J Lamson DLC. W H Bentley to Frank Keyes five point nine seven acres for 10 dollars. John M Brown to John B Wirz six acres in A B Faul corner DLC for 2000. W W Carl to Bernard Burns lots 5 6 in Wennerbergs Add Carlton 1200. Maria Christenson to Linus Christenson 42.5 acres in Wm Jones DLLC T3 SR2 3 W for 190. Peter M Coles to Olive D Bassett lots 5 6 bik 4 Des kin’s Add Newberg 1000. Frank Crigler to E P Casey 75 100 of an acre in J H Berry DLC T4 SR5 W for 50. J L Cunningham to John Szewcykowski tract 29 Sea Wood Acres 10. Wm Dancingberg to Yam Hill County two small tracts in James Badley DLC T3 SR2 W for 500. Clara E Donaldson to F C Barnekoff 60x100 on First St and G St McMinnville 10. R L Duncan to Franz Schwarzin 40 acres in sec 14 T2 SR2 W for 1026. Randolph Fairbank to Elijah Cox 5 acres in S Brutcher DLC and part of lot No 1.
A sequence of land transfers and deed notices in McMinnville area parcels including H. B. Foskett to Annis W. Osborn for a small tract on West side of South B Street, others to Wilhelmson, Kriger, Latourette, Lewelling, Lierman, Kuhn, and more with prices from 1.00 to 5,000.00. Also narrative text recounts a personal dispute about attending picture shows and a confrontation over a plantation plan with lawyer involvement.
Stanley Nelson Dancey spoke on Americanism and unity among English speaking nations. He urged 100 percent American spirit, emphasized women’s pivotal role, and warned against hyphenated identities. He praised the American Legion and education’s role in shaping public thought and democracy. In another note, Pacific defeated Albany 19 to 11 with Gidding and P H Elliott standout.
Chi Sung Pil won first place in the Pacific College preliminary oratorical tryouts and earned the chance to represent the college in the state contest at Eugene Bible University. Cecil Pearson and Marjorie Brown placed second and third, respectively, with reads on "A Cry of an Oppressed Nation" and "The Vacant Chair."
Pacific College defeated Albany College in a low scoring league game 19 to 11 at Albany Community House on January 28. Horace Terrell scored the first field goal for Pacific, with Lester Wright adding a free throw as the first half ended 7–6.
A Wichita Beacon joke features a child asking if a rabbit barks and a mother correcting the idea, noting the tale’s mix of cabbage eating and barking. The quip highlights a playful misunderstanding between a storybook claim and animal behavior.
An obelisk seventy feet high will be erected in Denmark as a memorial to American and allied soldiers of Danish descent who died in the war. Estimates place Danish blood among about 80,000 Americans in France and about 20,000 Danes in Canadian, Australian, British and French forces.
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