Local Business and Classified Notices in Newberg Area
An assortment of ads and notices lists fruit farms and chard tracts for sale or partnership, sewing services, clothing specialties, and various personal items for sale. Also mentions Civic Improvement Club meeting January 6, milk cows for sale, harness and farm equipment, a Sunset Magazine feature, optical exam services, and Asa Kelsey offering fruit and ornamental tree care in Newberg Oregon.
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Newberg
Asa Kelsey
Oregon
Sermons and Week of Prayer at Local Churches
At the Methodist Episcopal church the Sunday morning sermon is Jehovahs Challenge and the evening message is The Blessings of a Tranquil Mind. Music will be good morning and evening. Week of prayer continues with meetings at the Presbyterian church nightly. Thursday 7 oclock meeting due to city caucus. Commission services next Sunday morning at the usual hour with Holding Fast Our Confession as the evening topic.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Commission
Williams Jubilee Singers at Monday January 28th
The Williams Jubilee Singers perform on Monday January 28th with admission set at 50 cents. Seating reservations are offered free of charge for early attendees.
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Monnday
W C T U Mothers Meeting to be Held January 11
The W C T U will hold a Mother's Meeting at the home of Mrs W H Watts on Wednesday January 11 1911. A social time and refreshments will follow. Everyone is welcome.
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W. H. Watts
Farm For Sale Near Springbrook Oregon Nine Acres
Nine acre farm for sale nine miles north of H D Crevairy Springbrook Oregon. Lease option available with barn and running water. Good soil and water supply suitable for rural homestead or small farming operation.
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H.D. Crevaury
Springbrook
Oregon
Star Theatre Secures 2000 Feet of Film for Friday Show
The Star Theatre announces a Friday program featuring 2000 feet of newly acquired motion pictures. Patrons are invited to enjoy a full evening of screenings at the local venue, with admission details to follow.
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Star Theatre
Out of the Ginger Jar and Laugh Lines
This brief collection from December Farm Journal compiles quips and wry observations on marriage money humor and social habits. It pairs proverbs with playful dialogue about cows hats and fashion reflecting rural humor and everyday thrift.
Pigeon grass spreads east with nutrious seed for poultry
Pigeon grass is spreading across the East. Its seed has high nutritive value and suits turkeys well. It takes more feed to fat a hen now than two months ago, but avoid wintering hens so old they may die before spring.
Poultry Yard: Winter and Summer Rations for Hens
The article advises warm breakfast mash and bone in small pieces, using old tools if needed. It prescribes winter rations of two parts corn one part oats one part wheat, summer one part wheat, and urges greens or sprouted oats, beets, turnips, cabbage, or cut clover hay. Salt is essential but should be mixed into feed, not fed alone, with warm mash aiding intake.
Real Estate Transfers in Oregon Listings Compiled
Transfers show Hathan H Shireman and heirs to M D Ebert for 20 acres in John Byrd district and 43.45 acres in D Booths district with 10000 dollars. Margaret Slater and husband to F W Kelso for Lot 4 Block 12 Hurley and Large addition Newberg for 560 dollars. J W Smith and wife to PH Slayter for 15.97 acres in Mark Sawyerdle township for 1600 dollars. F M Switzer and wife to Geo T Newman and 80 acres in Sections 4 and 5 14s15w for 900 dollars. J M Switzer to Axel Nelson Lot 3 Block 6 Fairview addition Willamina for 80 dollars. Lena E Taylor and husband to Sid Nixon lots 9 10 11 and 12 Block 62 Edwards addition to Newberg for 775 dollars. P C Thompson and wife to Chris tie McAuley strip of land in Joseph Gilbreath did 24W for 1 dollar. Bert Townsend and wife to Jackson Agee Lot 3 Block 3 Baker and Martins addition for 1150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathan H Shireman
M D Ebert
John Byrd
D Booth
Margaret Slater
Hub
Kelso
Hurley +& Large
Newberg
J W Smith
J M Switzer
Axel Nelson
Fairview
Lena E Taylor & Hub
Sid Nixon
Edwards
Newberm
P C Thompson & Wt
Christie McAuley
Joseph Gilbreath
Bert Townsend
Wtto Jackson Agee
Baker & Martins
Summary of Oregon Circuit Court summons in Yamhill case
In Yamhill County Circuit Court Murrey L. Stilmas sues multiple defendants including G W Davis and Jo Doe Davis et al for a complaint requiring appearance and answer within six weeks of first publication. Public notice ordered by court December 6 1910 with six weekly publications through January 12 1911. WM C Benbow attorney for plaintiff Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Davis
Jane Roe Davis
Louisa Knight
John Doe Knight
J. L. Davis
Francis G. Luke
Jane Doe Luke
James A. Luke
Artie Lissie Tetherow
John Doe Tetherow
Ida Bernette
John Doe Bernette
Lilly A. Dee
John Doe Deck
Janette Bruner
John Doe Br
WM. C. Benbow
Plaintiff
McKay Big
Portland
Oregon
Quaint Andorra A Tiny Stateless Pastoral Republic
Metropolitan Magazine portrays Andorra as a tiny mountainous republic between France and Spain. It notes a minimal government with four officials, no army or police, goats taxed by poll, in kind payments, and a poultry house prison, all with a humorous lens on this border enclave.
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France
Spain
Andorra
New York
Repube
Olstoy
Parliament House
Andorra la Vieja
En I
Metropolitan Magazine
Autumn haze and Tibetan sacred books overview
A meteorologist explains autumn haze as dust from soil leaves smoke salt and diatoms settling in calm damp nights, with dust layers rising to 7000 feet. The Tibetans possess a vast canon with 325 volumes of doctrine translated into 100 volumes plus 225 commentary, printed in Martand 1721 and later in Peking.
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Tibet
Martiand
Peking
Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
Asiatic Museum
St. Petersburg
India Office
London
Luxury and its incidental crumbs feed the many
The passage argues luxury is pursued by fools yet its leftovers sustain the masses. Providence allows fools with a talent for wealth to be born so others may benefit. If luxury vanished, happiness would drop for most, leaving only a few who see value in poverty.
Almost a Failure. Doctor Questions on No. 10 Operation
A terse dialogue questions a doctor about an operation at No 10. The doctor confirms the procedure occurred but doubts its success, implying the patient’s outcome was not favorable. The exchange suggests scrutiny of medical results and accountability.
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No. 10
Pweg
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Enos Ellis
Atty
B. A. Kirks
McMinnville, Oregon
T. H. Thorne
Slater
Crater
Waaite & Nichols
Civic Improvement Club
Petrified Wood Agate Watch
Graphic Office
T. Brouellette
And
Phaeton
R. Petryonn
Jac
N. Crosby
Black
Jersey
W. F. Wick
Cor
Franklin and
College Streets
J.e.kenxepy
Old Glass Place
Jno
M. Crosby
Sunset Magazine
Los Angeles
A. M. Williamson
California
Munsell & Martin Optical Co
Miss Chapman
White & Nichols Real Estate
Cityman
Wyandotte
Minorca
Farm Journal
State of
Yamhill
Murrey L. Stilmas
Clarence Butt
Thos. Herd & Son
Quaint
Rusby
Ralph Ackley
W. B. Fine Company
First Street
College and
Meridian
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Traffic Department
The
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon and Washington Railroad
North Coast Railroad Company
Idaho Northern Railroad Company
Ilwaco Railroad Company
F. W. Robinson General Freight Agent
Wm. McMurray
Portland, Oregon
W. D. Skinner
Seattle, Washington
R. B
Miller We
Newberg Manufacturing and Construction Co
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