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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1912

Page

3

Nutcroft Farm Sets Out Walnuts and Local Ventures

Ford Groner plans five hundred English walnuts at Nutcroft farm Mountainside. Hall Bros. haul lumber to Newbery Manufacturing. A Commercial Club forms with officers Fred Grover president and J H Collier publicity manager.

Ford Groner Nutcroft Hall Bros Newbery Manufacturing and Construction Company Fred Grover F. E. Rowell J. H. Collier E. M. Brooks Chas. E. Wickland Wickland

Fernwood Social Notes Across Fernwood District

Mrs. George Hash of Newberg visited Mrs. Fred Ross last Thursday. Literary was well attended last Saturday with a good program. Mr. and Mrs. Boyes, now Fernwood residents, are seen as good neighbors. Mrs. G. M. Bales and Miss Jessie Range of Newberg visited the C. L. Judd home. Lena Hobson underwent appendectomy in Portland last Monday, with Dr. Littlefield as attending physician. Mrs. D. A. Jones and Verne Hobson spent days in Portland. Evelyn Coates returned home to Portland Tuesday.

George Hash Newberg Fred Ross Literary D. A. Jones Verne Hobson Portland Little Evelyn Coates

Great Works Amid Circumstances of Pain and Hardship

The New York Tribune recounts authors who created enduring works under intense suffering. Milton, Prescott, Green, Barrett, Heine, Scott, and Grant produced influential writings while facing blindness, illness, debt, or near-fatal distress, often in bleak rooms or under dire financial strain.

Milton Prescott John Richard Green Green Elizabeth Barrett Heine Scott Sir Walter Grant New York Tribune

Mis' Jeff'son in Mourning After Eb'nezer's Death

A neighbor recounts Mrs. Jefferson's sorrow following Eb’nezer’s death from pneumonia. She mourns around the house with others noting her grief and a moment of scolding Eben for spilling lasters from a jug, bringing back memories of his father.

Sudden Arrival of Summer Noted in Danish Greenland Expedition

The Danish northeast Greenland expedition records a rapid shift to summer as snow melts in a single day. Rivers surge, flowers sprout, butterflies emerge, and birds arrive almost simultaneously, from ptarmigan and raven to sanderling and eider duck.

Greenland Ee Sanderling

First Day Out Delights Then Rough Seas

A young woman back from abroad recalls a calm first day on the water. She notes glassy smooth seas and splendid beauty, then contrasts it with a rough second day marked by disagreeable conditions.

Lion hunting as Churchill recalls in African Journey tale

The account describes how lions are hunted with a driven chase across terrain, guided by mounted Britons or Somalis. It notes the lion fights to the death when cornered, with fatal outcomes for both hunter and beast in severe pursuits.

Winston Spencer Churchill Mr. Urchill

Woman's Home Selection Honors Longtime Servant

A fragment from a prose piece depicts a noble thanking a loyal servant after twenty five years of faithful service. The exchange conveys recognition, respect, and a ceremonial tribute as the servant reflects on decades of devotion.

Blass

Jules Verne and the Writer's Daily Rhythm

The passage describes Jules Verne rising at 4 AM in summer to his Amiens study called the cabin above Boulevard de Longueville. He worked until 10, then read or drafted scenes in winter. After lunch he walked the boulevards and visited his club to read newspapers and scientific reviews for inspiration.

Jules Verne Boulevard de Longueville Amiens Picardy

Never Mind We Never Raised That Boy

An elderly couple in eastern Tennessee mourns their son at burial. The old man 95 and wife 90 share a quiet moment as she recalls their long life and jokes that they never raised their boy. The sense of loss lies beneath a wry, affectionate exchange in Success Magazine.

Tennessee John Success Magazine

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