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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
2
Evangelistic services led by Rev. E Pemberton at the Chehalem Center church this week. Families from Portland to Newberg celebrate Christmas with relatives. homes sold and new residents move in. Poultry awards highlight J P Hall’s prize winning birds among many holiday visits and school breaks.
John Parrett visited Newbery last Saturday while William Huckleberry of Portland spent Christmas with relatives in the Red Hills. Mrs. J P Hodgins left Otterbrook for Spokane with daughter Mrs Elvin S Greer joining her to Portland. Roscoe Spencer of Thatcher visited his father Theodore W Spencer earlier in the week. Hans Nelson and wife welcomed a Christmas baby December 24. W J Gardner and family celebrated Christmas in Portland. Bertha Reed and Christie of Portland spent holiday week at Otterbrook. Mr. Jones of Portland dined with William Graeper and family.
W E Burke transfers multiple lots in Chehalem Mills 3sr2w to J E Ainsworth for 3000 dollars. J W Fletcher sells land to Elias and Ferdinand Salon in section 32 township 4s range 7w for 1280 dollars. W Fletcher transfers 173.82 acres in S Watt dle into 4sr4w to Almon Fletcher for 1 dollar?
Multiple deeds listed. transfers involve J W Fletcher to Blisg Fletcher 1.57 acres in Rhio Watt receipt 235 dollars and 50 cents. Julia E Harris and others to HC Larsen 3.64 acres in Samuel Coziné with price 1 dollar. Landess group to W H Landes 17.01 acres in Joel J Hembree property, silo indicated. Mattey and wife to Amanda and F L Landess 50 acres in Joel J Hembree with deed type 3sr4w and price 2925 dollars. Margareidge to Matilda Mabee lots 1 2 5 in Lippincott's 1st addition Dayton for 1 dollar. Nelson to M D "bbert 98 square rods in John Byrd. township 2 and 3jsr3w for 1 dollar. Oregon and California Railroad Co and Union Trust Co to A P Fletcher two small tracts in Lafayette for 172 dollars 50 cents. United States to Wm M Devorene see section 32t4sr7w.
Edythe Gertrude Godbey aged 23 wed Fred Samuel Menke age 30. Mary E. Thompson aged 20 wed Niles G. Babcock age 21. Ethel Thomson aged 26 wed Clinton Brink age 24.
Quote from Helen Keller urging women to examine governance by assessing living conditions in homes and public spaces. It calls for freedom to access light air culture and education, ensuring mothers can raise children well. The piece ties civic responsibility to the welfare of every dwelling and worker.
The earliest Easter can occur is March 22 when the moon is full on March 2 and that date is a Saturday, a rare alignment. Easter has fallen on March 22 in 1093 1701 and 1817 and will again in 1990 2076 2144. The latest Easter is April 28 with occurrences in 1666 173 1886 and 1943.
The piece traces star as a root across languages from Anglo-Saxon to Sanskrit and Greek. It links star to ideas of spreading and scattering light and shows how derivatives like straw, strew, stratum and street share that core meaning. The discussion notes interlingual connections and cultural unity reflected in language.
The arrival of the bride in bridal clothes at the groom’s house is central to the marriage contract. The wedding date is set by the groom’s parents and red celebrations occur during the im lian calendar. Brides’ clothes may be reused and sons may wed without attending their own weddings. If the groom is away, the bride is sent to his house.
Devilfishes inhabit warm seas and stay near shore though occasionally seen as far as New York and the Mediterranean. In U S waters they’re common off South Carolina and gulf states, sometimes in Lower California. They swim in schools, perform somersaults near the surface, and leap up to ten feet, churning the sea. their winglike fins propel them in a submarine flight.
The article explains hair types with a focus on curvature. It notes straight hair is oval in section while a negro's hair kinks due to flat sections. It describes curling with heat from tongs as causing contraction on one side to produce temporary waves or curls.
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