January Sunset Magazine and Local Real Estate Notes
January Sunset magazine promotes The Spell by Williamson at newsstands for 15 cents. Real estate notices offer 16 acres near Springbrook and 20 or 30 acres for sale with a house, barn, and part trade for Newberg property or nearby land. Also ads for optical exams by Munsell and Martin and Asa Kelsey services in Newberg Oregon. Asa Kelsey advertises fruit tree care in Newberg. Miss Chapman relocates art studio to White and Nichols space for brush instruction. Visitors welcome.
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Sunset Magazine
Los Angeles-Homeland
C. N
A. M. Williamson
California
Springbrook
Ideal Orchard
Newberg
City
Miss Chapman
White & Nichols Real Estate
Desirable 10 Acre Fruit Farm With Improvements
No 257 A fine 10 acre fruit farm offers a variety of fruits, stock, implements, chickens, furniture and good buildings. Nearly everything goes at auction with part cash and balance terms.
Fine Italian prune orchard for sale at $200 per acre
10 acre arc orchard in good shape on prime pruneland offered by Waite and McHools. Prunes not a fine thing if properly managed.
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Waite & McHools
Farm For Sale Near Salem With House Barn and Spring
Nine acres for sale nine miles northwest of Salem Oregon with a residence a barn running spring water and fine orchard land. Contact H D Crumiy Springbrook tt Oregon for details.
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Salem
H. D. Crumiy
Springbrook
Oregon
Oregon Yamhill Circuit Court summons in six week publication
Murrey L. Stillman sues many defendants including G W Davis and multiple spouses in a statewide case. Defendants must answer within six weeks of first publication or plaintiff seeks relief. Publication runs weekly from December 8, 1910 to January 12, 1911 by order of the court. Attorney WM C BENBow, Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Davis
Jane Roe Davis
Louisa Knight
John Dos Knight
J. L. Davis
Francis G. Luke
Jane Doe Luke
James A. Luke
Arnie Lissie Tetherow
John Doe
Alice Livermore
John Doe Livermore
Charles L. Nepp
Jane Doe Nepp
Almen Nepp
Albert Nepp
John Doe Luke
WM. C. Benbow
McKay Big
Portland
Oregon
Executrix Named for Elizabeth Hibbs Estate in Oregon
Notice declares Sorata Boor appointed executrix by Yamhill County Court Oregon regarding Elizabeth Hibbs deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Clarence Butt in Newberg within six months from date of notice dated January 12 1911.
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Elizabeth Hibbs
Yamhill County
Oregon
Clarence Butt
Newberg
Public sale of personal effects by L W Nordyke
On Tuesday January 17 at 1 PM Nordyke will auction mares harness saddle a Monarch steel range and nearly new household and kitchen furniture from residence at Fifth and Willamette Newberg Oregon all items in good condition and ready for use.
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L. W. Nordyke
Monarch
Fifth
Willamette Streets
Newberg
Love and poker clash in a flirtatious confession
A woman pressures a man who answers with a witty, layered comparison of his feelings. He ranks love against gambling, meals, cigars, and memories of past romance, revealing a playful yet philosophical approach to affection. The exchange ends with a pointed question about truth. Life.
Angels Keep Madge Safe As Mother Leaves
In a tender bedtime scene a mother goes downstairs to be with Papa leaving Madge frightened but reassured by her mother's promise of guardian angels nearby. Madge asks for the angels to accompany her as she drifts to sleep.
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Papa
Madge
Mamma
Dining Car Kitchens Cut to Frugal Efficiency
The dining car’s small kitchen maximizes space with stacked water tanks a compact pantry and a single vestibule for orders. Each sale on a trip is logged and unsold stock tracked on return, while equipment, china, linen, and silver bear the company monogram to ease loss tracing. Waiters receive $20 monthly for breakage with excess costs shared.
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Ile
Cosmete Cen
Victor Hugo and a Chance Meeting on a Tramcar
The article recalls Victor Hugo surveying life from a tramcar perch. A witty anecdote tells of a radiant young woman climbing aboard and, after a jolt, landing in his lap. She blushes as he replies with gallant courtesy, thanking the young lady.
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Victor Hugo
Sear
Mademoiselle
Tongue Twisters from the San Francisco News Letter
A playful collection of tongue twisters about broom blossoms toads Tedbury and Sally Susan, plus a tricky line about Oliver Oglethorp ogling an owl and an oyster. It includes repetition and rhythm aimed at rapid speech.
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Tedbury
Stephen Stringer
Susan
Ana
Haddock
Oliver Oglethorp
San Francisco News Letter
Going One Better in a Scottish Family Tale
A pair of young girls compare their fathers bravery and medals in a northern colloquial exchange. They boast of war service and a Victoria Cross in a lively, rhythmic regional voice. The scene centers on pride in fathers and the children’s playful competition.
A Nation of Marksmen in Swiss Shooting Tradition
Swiss society trains every male as a part time soldier with compulsory annual rifle drills and 32 shots for men aged twenty to thirty two. Local shooting clubs receive government grants, ranges are supported publicly, and competitions between cantons keep the sport popular. The system blends government support with individual participation and views shooting as sport rather than war.
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Switzerland
Pete Ee
New York
Moki Indian Breadmaking in New Mexico
The Moki women bake paper-thin corn bread in sheets on hot stones. They grind corn to a fine batter, mix with water, and spread it to bake slowly, turning to cook both sides. No salt is used, giving a sweetish taste and a blue tint from the corn.
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New Mexico
Chicago Record-Herald
Great Invention Promises Moving Furniture Upon Door Open
Mrs Goodfellow hears noises in the hall and finds Mr Goodfellow on the stairs claiming he is inventing an electric device that will move all furniture to the back yard the moment the front door opens at night this report from the Buffalo Express notes the claim with a humorous tone.
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Mrs. Goodfellow
Mr. Goodfellow
Buffalo Express
Be a wanted some It was a naast a
Fragmentary text discusses discontent as a feature of American life and the pursuit of better times away from home, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a misread or damaged excerpt from an older newspaper page. The readable portion references the paradox of seeking happiness elsewhere and the continuous cycle of work and desire.
Rubinstein Declares He Is The Show On Tour
While touring the United States Rubinstein encounters Bar num's circus along the same route. A guard asks if he belongs to the show and he replies with a fierce roar that he is the show, a lionlike assertion of his identity.
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Rubinstein
United States
Barnum
Piling It On at Concert Sparks Mixed Reactions
A chaotic concert moment features a host introducing Miss Discordant to sing Only Once More, drawing sarcasm from the audience as the critic heckles the performance and a speaker prefers another act over the planned song.
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Discordant
Oh Sin Rman
Gaia
Otttlemen
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Crater
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R. Perryjoman
Porter's Store
pair_men’s kid gloves
Harry Baker
Merchant's Hardware Store
J.E. Kennedy
Old Glass Place
Munsell & Martin Optical Co
Asa Kelsey
State of
Yamhill
Murrey L. Stillman
Sorata Boor
W. B. Fine Company
First Street
College and
Meridian
Oregon-Washington Railroad
Traffic Department
Oregon and Washington Railroad Company
The
North Coast Railroad
Idaho Northern Railroad Company
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
F. W. Robinson General Freight
Portland, Oregon
W. D. Skinner
Seattle, Washington
R. B. Miller
Newberg Manufacturing and
Otterbrook
Apple
Walnut Land
Yamhill Co
Dundee
the Lawrence Co
Alder Street
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