Bank Statement From Oregon Bank in 1919 Excerpt
Financial figures show deposits and liabilities including demand deposits 217 243 18 and time deposits 34 466 96. The statement cites certificates of deposit and circulating notes, with a sworn affidavit by cashier R P Gill dated March 11 1919 and notary C R Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
Oregon
County of
Yamhill
I, R. P. Gill
R. P. Gill
C. R. Chapin
W. H. Woodworth
E. C. Baird
George Larkin
Community notes from Rex and surrounding areas
Mrs A J Heskett and Miss Kiser from Portland visit in Rex. Mrs C M Roberts and son visit her parents Mr and Mrs C Woodworth. The Brown family take over their new Springbrook home. N L Wiley organizes a Friends parsonage addition fund drive. Mr and Mrs Carl Konow visit Frank Gustin and family in Camas Washington. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs C C Harmon with officers retained. Next meeting at Mrs Jack Sawyer. Mr and Mrs A A Lindberg sell to Portland couple. Widdekin plans walnut planting. Oscar Huber Company dismantles Rex paving plant for relocation. residents view it as an eyesore amid scenic roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Konow and Son
Camas, Washington
Frank Gustin
Konow
Gustin
Ladies’ Aid
C. C. Harmon
Jack Sawyer
A. A. Lindberg
Portland
Widdekin
Walnut
Oscar Huber Company
Thie Place
PTA Meets As Plans For Community Hall Form
The Parent-Teacher Association held their meeting next Monday evening. The Boys' Athletic Club met at the school house naming committees to push a local community hall project. Frank Remmilard returned from Portland with a new Chevrolet though the first of the week brought illness to Mrs George Perry and her young daughter. Mrs Dora Moore Chesney Warren Moore and Misses Rosalie Hendrickson and Mary Warden were Sunday church visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Remmilard
Portland
Dora Moore
Chesney
Warren Moore
Rosalie Hendrickson
Mary Warden
Boys’ Athletic Club
Bring Your Job Work to the Graphic Office
A brief notice invites workers to deliver job work to the graphic office for processing. It emphasizes timely submission and clarity of instructions for handling tasks efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic Office
Tsetse Fly Threat Described as Harmless In Time
The text explains the tsetse fly as an African gadfly about the size of a housefly. Early symptoms mimic a cold with flowing eyes nose and mouth. Swelling and emoration follow as a microscopic parasite enters the blood, similar to Texas fever, transmitted from diseased animals. Recovery often brings immunity.
Dite Leaves Library to Cornell University
Andrew Dite, noted American diplomat, died recently and owned a vast collection of books. Mr White started early, amassing 4000 volumes on world history, a generous total acknowledged by Mr Birrell. White bequeathed his library to Cornell University.
Russia Lacks Scythes as War Strains Supplies
Before the war Russia faced a yearly need for about 6 million scythes, with half in Siberia. To meet demand roughly 4.5 million were imported while the rest were domestic. Current reports say imports have nearly ceased and domestic production is at a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ruseid
Siberia
Real Estate Transfers Show Local Property Movements
A series of transfers recorded in McMinnville area deeds includes Joseph C Crain and wife to William F and Isabel Bush allotments on Wy Nooski Sub. Mortimer R Douthitt and wife to Thomas P Shoemaker and wife 20 acres in Sid ney Smith area. Dundee Fruit & Walnut Co to Geo A and Mignon E Dearborn 20 Dundee Orchard Homes No 1. Winifred M Harper and husband to Geo A Dearborn part of Dundee Orchard Homes No 1. Annie J Hohenleitner to William F Schaad and wife northwest quarter of section 6 township 32 range 3 west. Investment Co to Lena Mortenson and husband 1.6 and 6 blocks Oak Park add McMinnville. Wm A Kassebaum and wife to Homer M Wood 57.73 acres and additional parcels. Grace Lightner and husband to F C Graham and wife 106 F C Grahams Cove Orchard. Addie Marchest by administrator to C B McCracken Faulconer’s 4th add Sheridan. J A Meliza and wife to Matt Kurt and wife 1.916 acres. Ira G McCormack and wife to John A Hulst 18 acres. City of McMinnville to L G Porter 18 block 10 Chandler’s 2nd add and 2 acres. W H Ney and wife to G R Shipley and wife 24 acres in Chase Tustin and J H Gaunt district. B F Purdy and wife to Vestall Abraham 74 percent acres 3t2ariéiw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C Crain
Wm F
Isabel Bush
Wynooski
Mortimer R Douthitt
Thos P Shoemaker
Sidney Smith
Dundee Fruit & Walnut Co
Geo A
Mignon E Dearborn
Dundee Orchard Homes
Winifred M Harper
Graham
Graham's Cove Orchard
Addie Marchest
Adm
B McCracken
Faulconer
Sheridan
J. A. Meliza
Matt Kurt
Chapman Diet
Ira G McCormack
John A Hulst
McMinnville
L G Porter
Chandler
H Ney
G R Shipley
Chase Tustin
J H Gaunt
F Purdy
Vestall Abraham
Phrase from a whimsical exchange in a Boston printing weekly
A playful dialogue imagines a fair theosophist born in Egypt three thousand years ago asking a skeptical interlocutor if the claim would be believed. The response jibes about appearance, highlighting humor in old print culture.
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Egypt
Property Transfers Report from Yamhill and Chehalem Orchards
A sequence of real estate transfers lists M G Stee and wife to J E Knight part 7 Yamhill Orchard Tr for 10 dollars, G H Stonebrink to Julia A Jones 11 Oaks Fruit Farm for 1000 dollars, C F Webb et al to Franz E Nelson and wife 22 and 23 Chehalem Orchard for 1 dollar, Western Condensed Milk Co to Henningsen Produce Co covering 1.57 acres for 10000 dollars, Emma G White and husband to Theodore J Force and wife 16565 square feet at Alfred Job die t3ard for 10 dollars, Holt C Wilson administrator to Frank W Witscher 85 acres, and Matthew Patton died t2ear3 with 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M G Stee
J E Knight Part
H Stonebrink
Julia A Jones
Oak’s Fruit Farm
F Webb Et al
Franz E Nelson
Western Condensed Milk Co
Henningsen Produce Co
Rameey
Emma G White
Husb
Theodore J Force
Alfred Job
Holt C Wilson Adm
Frank W Witscher
Matthew Patton
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The
First National Bank of
Newbert
U. S
Eemeer
U U. S
U.S
MianGich
D. W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
Robert Harron
France
David Wark Griffith
Baker Theater
A. J. Heskett
Miss Kiser
Rex
Brown
Springbrook
Moore Bros’ Place
N. L. Wiley
Friends
United States National Bank
Standard Oil Company
California
V. D. Miller
Standard Oil Co
Newberg
Newberg Lodge
A. FP
A. M
WH. Woodworth
W. M. Curtis A. Houser
Shiloh
C. F. Hall
First
Meridian Streets
Frances Woodruff
Emma L. Snow
F. O. B. Portland
Anderson Motor CO
Newberg, Orb
Fred A. Jacobs Co
Dixon
City Hall
Knight Adjustment Co
Mcminnville, Obe
Yamoreg Collection Agency
Newberg Laundry
Newberg Custom Mills
First Street
Meridian
Pecalty
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