Holiness Association Defended by Local Officer
An officer of the Newberg Holiness Association defends the group against recent criticism in the Graphic. He denies vulgar or profane language, says the association comprises Orthodox church members, and notes a pleasant meeting ended with ice cream. S. W. Childers installs telephone at home, No. 30a16.
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Graphic
Newberg Holiness Association
Newberg
Holiness Association
Jesus Christ
Aaron M. Bray
S. W. Childers
Portland visitor and local social rounds reported
Miss Christine Meyers visits Portland this week while Mrs C L Johnson visits her daughter in New berg. A surprise party honors Frank Fickus fourteenth birthday at his home. Eight class members of the Sunday School girls meet at Miss Anna Tang en’s home for a social afternoon. Mrs D P Strait is ill. Mr and Mrs Frank Hill return from Astoria for a visit. About forty attend the Christian Endeavor social at S W Atkinson and Miss Nancy Atkinson’s home with lawn games. Toward
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Christine Meyers
Portland
C. L. Johnson
H. Chase
Newberg
Frank Fickus
Young Ladies
Anna Tangen
D. P. Strait
Frank Hill
Astoria
Christian Endeavor
S. W
Nancy Atkinson
Wm. Wilson
Carlton
Mary Robison
Ruth Manchester
Yamhill
Robin Lodge
Glenfell
Mamie Pier
Cora Oswald
Mt. Tabor
Mamie
Roe Robison
Dundee community notices and obituaries summary
Mrs Clarence Hess of Beaverton visits Dundee friends last week. John Wesley Bisconer dies at Dundee aged 91 with service at church. Family visits and travel noted. new birth reported in Montana. several property transfers and deeds recorded for local residents and firms. Remains taken to Yamhill for interment. local marriages and land transactions listed.
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Clarence Hess
Beaverton
Dundee
G. A. Dearborn
R. W. Swink
T. W. Spencer
Portland
Clark Smith
Montana
W. A. Graeper
McMinnville
Grandpa Bisconer
John Wesley Bisconer
State of
New York
M. E. Church
Illinois
Elgin
Oregon
Harriet Alford
Yamhill
Real Estate Transfers Across Counties Including Farms and Lots
Benjamin Leroy Barry and wife transfer a small Dayton tract for 700 dollars. Mary and Biddle transfer several Lafayette tracts to Louis Neh ring for 2500 dollars. Timothy Brownhill transfers 2.605 acres in Samuel Cozine district to Hattie Idilla Brownhill. Chapin Herlow Mfg & Trust Co transfers Corbett Acreage lots 2 and 6 to Clay Rowell for 3125 dollars. Richard Chilcott and wife transfer 322.50 acres in John Parish district, 160 acres in John Largent district and 15.22 acres in lots 2 and 3 section 3 township 5 range 3 west for 1 dollar. E E Goucher and wife transfer lot 2 of Goucher Gardens and Walnut Lands to Cybell K Barquist for 1300 dollars. Thomas Knobel and wife transfer 58.60 acres in Solomon Eads district post 6 west to Carlo and Cecilia Maggini for 10 dollars. Anna M Laughlin transfers 8 acres in R R Laughlin district to C H Geiwitz for 1000 dollars.
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Benjamin Leroy Barry
Sarah Hopfield
Dayton
Mary & Biddle
Louis Nehring
LaFayette
Timothy Brownhill
Hattie Idilla Brownhill
Samuel Cozine
Chapin-Herlow
Carlo
Cecilia Maggini
Solomon Eadsdict
Marriage Licenses Recorded for Lulu Price and Alonzo Welch
Lulu Price aged 25 and Alonzo T Welch aged 21 obtained marriage licenses. The brief notice lists both parties with their ages for the record.
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Lulu Price
Alonzo T. Welch
Snakes Feeding Daringly Swallow Prey Without Regret
The article explains how snakes swallow large prey by distorting jaws and necks as saliva aids digestion. It notes that snakes rarely stop once begun and can swallow multiple tied animals, citing a London Zoo example of a boa constrictor consuming a cage mate.
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Antil
Bartlett
London Zoo
Bullet and sparks capture rapid motion in early camera tech
The passage describes a system where a bullet is fired as a spark chain records rapid events. Electric sparks flash at 100000 per second, each recording a frame. A three foot rim wheel spins at 9000 rpm to expose a fraction of a second, avoiding overlapping images.
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Saturday Evening Post
Portrait studio dispute ends in temper flare
A motor stopped in front of a photographer and a woman missing key accessories entered the studio. Days later proofs were rejected as not resembling her. The photographer, unable to pacify her, lost his temper and shouted that his sign says portraits not cleaning dyeing and remodeling.
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New York Times
Sequel to the Joke at Edinburgh High Court
A visitor once mocked the dock in the high court of justiciary and was told he might be hanged there. Two years later the same man, Dr. Pritchard, stood in that dock and was sentenced to death for poisoning his wife and mother-in-law.
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Edinburgh
High Court of Justiciary
Dr. Pritchard
Popular Gat Couple Sparks Housing Moves Rumor
The Louisaville Courier-Journal notes a widely loved couple in Gat who upset neighbors by always leaving windows open during quarrels, fueling chatter about potential move.
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Louisaville
Surprising Information and Literary Snippets in Historic Clippings
A collection of quotations and notes from various papers includes a Baltimore American quip on a child’s surgery, a New Orleans Picayune remark on courage, Hugo’s famed long sentence from Les Miserables, and London Graphic on England’s foreign enlistment act reaching a six hundred word record.
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Hugo
Victor Hugo
Waterloo
England
London Graphic
Long Lived Ornaments
The article notes that certain artifacts endure centuries longer than other human-made things. It cites brooches and necklaces in museums surpassing forty centuries in age, monuments ranking second, houses third, furniture fading quickest. Paintings outlast furniture with some works surviving six centuries.
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England
Then She Got Mad and Declared a Pretty Woman's Power
A woman declares she has never met a man who cannot be made a fool by a pretty woman. The other character responds with a nonchalant agreement and a suggestion to consider the matter from the innocent bystander viewpoint.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Curious Bullet Through Wood Frames High Speed Photography
Curious photographs capture a bullet passing a thin wooden stick at 100000 frames per second, far faster than typical display rates. The images show a bullet cutting through the wood, splinters and motion revealing the impact in rapid sequence.
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W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Herman Smith
Margarett McCann
J E Noll
Hannah E Breece
Joshua C Payne
Anna M Laughlin
C H Geiwitz
R Laughlin
Free Circus
Pital
Atara
Baltimore
New Orleans Picayune
United States National Bank
Sheet Metal Works
First Street
F. H. Griffith
Oregonian
M. H. Pinney
N. Main St
The
Newberg Transfer Co
Mueller
Yamhill County Abstract Co
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Yamhill County
Oregop
E. H. Woodward
Newberg, Oregon
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