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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
7
The Washington Star reports Gem denies plans for a second war book. He praises the navy and General Pershing, notes crowd interest at Union Station, and mentions a handball game as part of a light public moment.
A lengthy list details property transfers and deeds involving numerous residents and parcels in Newberg, Carlton, Dayton, and surrounding locales. Names include Branson, Burns, Cocas, Conrad, Deskins, Harris, Hoag, Pal, Deskins, Fort, and many others with acreages and dollar amounts noted, such as Newberg parcels, city blocks, and farm tracts. Transactions span ranches, gardens, and town lots, with prices ranging from modest sums to thousands, reflecting active land exchanges.
Susie Harriett Barr petitions Circuit Court for divorce from George Marshall Barr citing cruel and inhuman treatment. The summons orders George Barr to answer within six weeks of first publication and details child support for minor Merril. Public notice runs weekly for six consecutive weeks in the Newberg Graphic.
Notice is given that the last will and testament of Job Hutson deceased has been admitted to probate and that Ruby W H Woodworth has been appointed executrix. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the undersigned at the First National Bank, Newberg, Oregon, within six months after the date of first publication. Co R Chapin, attorney for executors. First issue July Last issue July si.
Notice in county court of Yamhill County Oregon about final account of joint executors Baird and Sutton for the estate of Sarah Hicks. Hearing set for Friday July 26, 1919 at 10 am in McMinnville to receive objections and discharge executors. Publication dates June 26 and July 24, 1919. Also a notice to contractors for a reinforced concrete viaduct near Newberg with bid details and bond requirements.
The veterinary Inspector of Newcastle England says cured brown rat skins are superior to linings used in coats. He warns the rat skin trade is a plague and adds that the bodies need not be wasted as they can feed pigeons poultry and dogs.
Scrambled lines reveal a hearsay exchange mentioning Lillian on the street and an unidentified man described as a groom. The fragmentary text hints at social chat or wedding intrigue without clear names, dates, or events.
Final settlement hearing set for July 1 in County Court. Executrix Altha E. McCrea seeks approval of the final account and discharge. Clarence Butt represents the estate. First issue June 13. last issue July 17.
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