Sunday Notes and Local Land Transfers in Newberg Area
Rev Carey preached at the Springbrook church. WCTU meeting postponed to July 15 at Mrs. A V Hendrickson's home. Local visits include Ben Rity's family and others. A Fourth of July picnic planned with Chehalem Center. Rex baseball beat Newberg 12 Deskins 2. Property deeds and transfers include multiple parcels in Newberg and McMinn areas with sums listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Springbrook
A. V. Hendrickson
Ed. Riy
Adison
California
Silas Rity
Pendleton
Oregon
Ben. Rity
Kruger
J. Ego and
Kitl Son
Wm. Anderson
Hilda
Ella
K. L. Tangen
Aubrey
Andrew Christenson
Yamhill
Gilbert Grimes
Newberg
Portland
J. P. Hall
L. R. Ralston
West Chehalem Sunday School
Chehalem Center
H.G. Crocker
Real Estate Transfers Incomplete Parcel Descriptions
Real estate transfers listed with fragmented owner names and tract notes. Elrod parcels include two small tracts in Hessdale and adjacent tracts valued at $10 each. Transfer also shows E P and Osla J Diment to Geo C Ritchey and Lula M Ritchey for Lot 2 Block (incomplete).
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Kern Park Feed & Fuel Co
Walker
Chas E Ladd
Gladys M Purdy
Newberg
Stelmam Southworth & Wf
Turner Et al
Oak Park
McMinn
Christenson & Wftojo
Elrod
Osla
Geo C
Lula
Ritchey
Marriage Licenses for Finnicum and Prater Couple
Cleo Elizabeth Finnicum aged 20 and Jones Prater aged 23 are recorded as obtaining marriage licenses. The notice lists their names and ages as the required details for the filing.
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Cleo Elizabeth Finnicum
To Jones Prater
William Morris Anger Flare Then Calm Reply
In Arthur Rickett's study of William Morris the artist is described as prone to violent temper flares. A painting session ends with a furious outburst and a door panel shattered by a flying kick, followed by Morris soothing his model with a genial assurance that something had to give way.
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Williamy Morria
Arthur Rickett
William Morris
Morris
Flavor of Food and the Role of Taste in Digestion
Epureanism in eating links taste to digestion and health. The Scientific American notes that desire must precede ingestion and that flavor adds value to sustenance. A discriminating appetite and educated cooking improve assimilation, while rational mastication accompanies enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Finck
New York
Scientific American
Salt and Steam Debates Tales in Historical Copy
The text recounts a debate on steam navigation across the Atlantic and notes the first steamer to cross the ocean, kept as curiosity by a captain. It also tells of Dr Parra Telfanrd smoking with salt in his pipe, and Lamb’s remark about toiling after it as virtue.
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Atlantic
Christian Herald
Parra Telfanrd
Charles Lamb
Dr. Parr
Lamb
London Graphic
Odd medical note on strychnine effects and a comic exchange
Strychnine described as a powerful poison with two extreme effects a tiny dose can act as a stimulant and a larger dose can induce tetanus while an overdose may cure itself. a column quotes humorous exchanges about government and aging optimism highlighting fickle human views along with a Toledo Blade aphorism on changing minds.
Faint Heart and Holiday Banter in Pennsylvanian Bowl
A brief exchange notes a greeting passed during a ball and reflects on fate versus control. The fragment hints at social moments in a Pennsylvania Ponch Bowl setting and philosophical musings on responsibility.
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Pennsylvania
Parisian Beggars Exploit Student Superstitions at Exams
Washington Star describes skilled Parisian beggars who study victims at exam times. They target students with fortunes about success and punishment, as coffers open with a purse pull. Similar scenes occur at the Hotel de Ville during teaching certificate exams.
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Glover Rogbes
France
Sorbonne
MuUnsleur
Hotel de Ville
Washington
Wigs Hoods and Caps Shapes of Ancient Egyptian Headdress
The piece discusses Egyptian headgear from tomb and temple reliefs. Wigs made of hair or tow, large caps possibly royal, and helmets in yellow white and red are described. The crown symbols and chin straps, along with shaved heads, are noted as key features.
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Charles B. Keater
Upper
Egypt
Lower
Executor and Executrix Notice of Final Settlement
Executors Cuokies J Clevenison and Marie K Eva of John C Clemenson deceased file final account in Yamhill County Oregon. Court sets June 2 1914 at 11 a m for objections and settlement in McMinnville Court House. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and the estate discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Clemenson
Yamhill
Oregon
McMinnville
Cuokies J. Clevenson
Marie K. Eva
Johin C. Clemenson
Clarence Butt
Administrator appointed for Isidore Pontallier estate
Herbert G. Crocker named administrator by Yamhill County Court to settle the estate of Isidore Pontallier, deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at Crocker’s Newberg home or Clarence Butt’s Newberg office within six months from the notice dated June 4, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidore Pontallier
Yamhill County
Oregon
Newberg
Clarence Butt
Herbert G. Crocker
Isidore Pontaller
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the Store OF
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Maurice Walton
Hood River
Gideon Palmer
George Perry
Ina Ridgway
Ridgway
Lake County
Rex
Josh Emmerson
Mary E Holgate
NG Fairchiles
Mary N Fairchiles
Thaddeus Stafford
Will E. Purdy
The
Newberg Creamery Co
Flavor OF
Washington Star
Tou Ledo Biade
Chehalem Valley Mills Co., Inc
Larkin Hardware Company
Zamwalt
United States National Bank
Bob
Newberg, Oregon
Cadillac
FORD
F. O. B. Newberg
Gray & Davis
Newberg Auto CO
Lone Fir Dairy
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
R. B. Lyle
Glenaar
J. D. Gordon & Son
Deranceau
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