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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
4
A damaged line notes a local notice in McMinnville Oregon about a hearing and related account details. The fragment references June 28 1917 and a graphic weekly publication. The text is largely illegible and incomplete.
Notice that under a judgment and decree the property described as Lot 8 and adjoining lands in Yamhill is to be sold at sheriff sale. The defendants include A A Beaton and Mumey A Beaton and Geo Debendants. Amount due and mortgage details dated 1916 with interest and costs. Sale to satisfy a debt of four hundred twenty five dollars and sixty cents plus seven percent interest. W G Shenfl of Yembill Oregon issues the notice.
Mrs G N Hesgard spent part of last week in Portland. Bertie Vincent visited his cousin Grant Yergen. S M Calkins and family enjoyed a trip up the Columbia Highway last Thursday. D P Shaw and family and L L Amoth and wife motored to Canby and Oregon City last Sunday. E G Fendall and sons returned Friday from the mountains and spoke to Sunday school about the trip.
Metcalf and Newby families were visitors at the Ross home on Sunday. Fernwood school picnickers enjoyed the river Sunday afternoon. Mrs Hobson and Carrie visited Verne Hobson in Newberg. Lora Livengood, ill with pneumonia, is improving and may recover fully. Louise Van Meter, a Los Gatos teacher, visited Mrs H C Ross after attending the NEA in Portland. Fernwood residents attended the Chautauqua in Newvon and praise the event, hoping to attend again. Berry picking may start soon, with rain hoped for to aid the fruit.
Community notices recount churchgoing and social visits in Portland. Families from Staples Texas Sheridan Wyoming and local residents attend gatherings and plan visits while weather hints at early harvest activity in area orchards.
A reader warns that Birth of a Nation corrupts youth with race hatred and mob violence. The piece accuses the film of misrepresenting the Ku Klux Klan and promotes safeguarding young people during wartime.
The North Main Club met at Rose Lawn on July 11 to discuss local improvements and club matters. Members decided to join the National Food Conservation and sent necessary information to Food Administrator Washington for instructions and household tags. Next meeting at Shady Glen, Mrs. M. Moffitt’s home, on July 25.
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