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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
A historical note describes Eskimo pipes carved from walrus ivory with ivory, stone, brass, or copper bowls. It details pipe design, tiny tobacco capacity, caribou hair sealing, and the scenes carved on four flat surfaces showing winter and summer life, reflecting Northwest Coast artistry.
The piece described as the greatest in its world for its time was auctioned, per Annalec's Magazine. It was finally knocked down to a local millionaire for $26,000 before the purchaser departed from the ring.
Sir Robert Anderson praises Charlies Reade for a rare blend of genius and diligence. He describes Reade assembling weekly illustrated papers and scraps into scrapbooks that fed his novels, noting phenomenal accuracy in his event descriptions.
During President Polk's Boston visit at Faneuil Hall market a clerk leading him announced the arrival of the United States to the crowd. He then panded to a stall and, losing the president, exclaimed in haste miscalling the crowd and muttering Where has that darned idiot got to.
Wife of Young Literary Man extols magazine income as she calculates ad rates. She notes five ads daily totaling £30 weekly and £120 monthly, roughly £1,500 yearly, joking that they could keep a carriage.
The Giro banking system in Hamburg replaces checks with banker to banker debits and credits. Payments between banks are cleared at the Reichsbank with no cost to either party and often earn interest on deposits. Security is enhanced by non-transferable payment notices though receipts for payments may go unacknowledged unless requested.
Inémala transactions rely on bank clearance to avoid disputes. Banks handle large daily payment volumes by sending a single list of names and amounts on a loan sheet instead of issuing hundreds of individual checks.
Walter, an important witness, recalls his father advising him to tell the truth and stay consistent. The lawyer tried to twist the boy’s words, but the boy affirmed he could recount the same truth each time. The confrontation ends with the lawyer abandoning tangled questions.
In a court scene from the London Tatler a defendant blocks testimony while arguing about renewing a dog license. The clerk pressures him to renew, noting the license expired a month earlier, and the dog’s expiry is also raised in the exchange.
The tale links a legendary Christian prince to interior Asia and hints that Buddhist rites resembled Christian rituals. Some believed Abyssinians were descendants of Prester John's subjects after learning of their Christian faith. St James Gazette.
Chehalem Center Christian Endeavor held a social Friday at Bonny View and a monthly meeting scheduled for Saturday at 2 30 p m. The report lists local residents and events including trips, birthdays, property sale, school activities, a banner winning in a spelling contest, and a list of students with perfect attendance in Miss Ethel Barber's room.
Marion George, a magnetic healer, treats rheumatism and is at home for calls by phone black 6 tf.
In Yamhill County Circuit Court Martha Bond and listed spouses sue for partition of Lots six to ten in block eleven Deakins Second Addition Newberg Oregon. Court may appoint referees, sell property, and divide proceeds after expenses. plaintiff may claim compensation for improvements. Service by publication authorized by Judge Percy K. Kelly with first publication April 27 1911 and final publication June 5 1911.
J C Hodson as administrator petitions the final settlement of Hannah B Bond estate in Yamhill County Oregon. The County Court of Yamhill fixes June 11 at 10:00 a.m. in McMinnville for hearing final account and settlement. Attorney B A Kirke represents the administrator.
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