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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
2
Rental notice shows a furnished large room available for a roomer or light use at 1240 First St with contact Red at phone number ending 90. The ad appears in a classifieds section dated April 9.
G W Crites owner lists 11 head horses and various equipment to be sold at public auction on September 27 1915 at 10:00. Items include buggies harnesses cutters robes whips and farm gear plus a desk. Terms 7 months on bankable note at 8 percent interest or 5 percent cash. Col W A West tall auctioneer.
The Christenson family extends thanks to kind friends and the Vesta Rebekah lodge for assistance during their bereavement. Arvidrew Christenson Wm. Christenson and family.
We extend sincere thanks to all who offered assistance and sympathy on account of the death of our brother J A Cornell from H A Cornell and family.
The family of Amos Wood extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who offered aid during the illness and burial of their mother.
Frank C. Mills states readiness to move buildings and handle heavy machinery confirming capability and experience for related work.
A fragmentary sentence extols silence on weaknesses and mutual aid. It references gentleness, tolerance, and the Samaritan ethic as more valuable than dwelling on faults. No clear event, person, or location is established.
Walter Wilson, College's representative, gave an acclaimed oration at a banquet in Imperial Theatre. H H Kao spoke on College Fellowship as toastmaster, with Prof J Sherman Wallace presiding. The program included a Girls Glee Club, a College Orchestra, and judges from University of Texas Stanford and Michigan.
Quaintence returns to Hillsboro from James Kane's family. Beaverton visitor Earnest Wolt spent last Sunday at the Doree home. Mrs Bacon wins work basket contest, Mrs Kane takes the booby. Mrs Lewis assisted by daughter Mrs Robt Barton of Portland. Rex visitor W G Warnack plans a few days here. Barton and daughter Jane back in Portland. Rex and Mountain youths attend Fernwood vs Newberg basketball in Sherwood. Prune specialists Dean and Sommer busy shipping purple plum trees nationwide. Don’t forget the Monday 22nd school election to fund a bigger Rex school building.
A compilation of property deeds shows A J Bewley transferring lands to Orlen R Dale and wife. Levi Hagey to North West Real Estate Investment Co. Mary Webb Allen acquiring 476.59 acres near Goodland. Ellen Graves and Oscar Graves engaging in multiple tracts in James M Graves area. and other transfers involving Adams, Newberg, Dayton, and surrounding towns. Amounts range from $10 to $10,000 with numerous acreages cited and various dower interests noted. The list includes transfers to and from spouses, executors, and multiple entities, reflecting a broad real estate activity across the region.
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