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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
8
Local items include a trade offer for Newberg property or small tract near the city as part payment. Also an optical advert notes Dr Lowe eyewear sales with free examination and 20 years experience. Asa Kelsey seeks property deals in Newberg Oregon. Eye care consultation set for Friday January 27 at Imperial hotel parlor.
A notice invites readers to visit Imperial hotel on Friday January 27 until 4 pm for free demonstrations by Dr. Lowe. Attendees can try a new pair of glasses made from one solid piece with no seams and see all distances.
Nine acre farm for sale nine miles northwest of Salem Oregon. Property includes a house a barn running spring water and fine orchard land. Seller is Crumsy at Springbrook. Contact HD for details.
The Williams Jubilee Singers perform next Monday at 8 PM in Duncan's Hall. Reserve seats now at Hodson's or Ferguson's drug stores on a first come, first served basis. tickets are free and nonpricey.
The document outlines the bank’s assets and liabilities as of January 1911. It lists loans and discounts at 198,297.00 with securities and bonds pledged. It notes premiums on United States bonds and various secured items, plus furniture and other assets. Liabilities include capital stock paid in, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits including time and check certificates. The record bears notarization by RK B. Liwville and director Lyon B. Ferayson with the date noted.
City treasurer's quarterly report covers balances to January 24 1911 and dates from September 3. It lists a receipt or balance at 736.70 on a street account and related municipal financial entries.
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice snippet with figures like 3641 and poll tax references. Missing key names, dates, and locations prevent full reconstruction of the notice’s action or authority.
Bornia Booth named Executrix by Yamhill County Court to manage Elizabeth Hibbs deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Clarence Butt in Newberg within six months from January 12, 1911. Clarence Butt acts as attorney for the estate.
In a playful exchange Nupopp praises his two week old son noting he already yells louder than any child his age and weight. His friend Bleecher asks how he can tell and Nupopp explains the boy’s potential.
In Lyndon Orr’s Munsey article The Story of the Hugos, Victor Hugo refuses to bow to English peers, insisting I am Victor Hugo. He discusses battles with Prussia and his noble self-image, noting his ancestry includes commonplace trades and relatives.
A street scene features a door vendor promoting a patent double back action door spring that closes quietly and carries a ninety nine year warranty. The seller offers five for a dollar while noting the rice cost is twenty five cents, in a Chicago News parody.
A story recounts how a lady at dinner complimented the resemblance between George Du Maurier and Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema. Alma-Tadema, seated beside Du Maurier, reveals the ruse by replying that he is actually Du Maurier.
Robert Smith, brother of Sydne Smith, disputes a physician in a public clash over ethics. The doctor concedes some lawyers are flawed, while Smith retorts that their trade still claims better qualities than his counterpart.
The Youth's Companion recalls asthma as a nervous condition with no single cure. It notes sufferers endure terrifying seizures and may die of old age as often as from the disease, stressing hygienic living and fresh air as the best help.
A Boston Traveler reports a clergyman's wife in a suburban parish hosting a parishioner with a sewing task. The visitor notices buttons matching those from the clergyman's winter suit and learns they come from the collection basket. The exchange ends with a quick shift in subject and a brief visit.
The four year old Booth asks his father to bring home three pigs from a large farm. After arriving Booth inspects the pigpen and earnestly says one will be none and asks his father to carry it.
An amiable old lady chats with a visitor amid the gathering for the laying of a foundation stone at a new church. She points out the duke and duchess, the mayor, mayorers, and the vicar with unsure mispronunciations as the crowd observes the event.
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