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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
2
Citing extension expert N. E. Chapman, the guide urges daily egg marketing in summer, avoidance of warm drafts and sun exposure, and protection from moisture. It warns that autumn holdovers lower quality and cause losses, while proper handling includes clean water, fresh feed, and avoiding decay or strong tasting substances.
A Congregationalist reflection on aging describes a woman who forgives, stays composed, trusts neighbors, cultivates good digestion, chooses pleasant words, helps others, and treats others as she wishes to be treated. Her cheerful conduct and kindness earn love and regard in old age.
Katie Bynum aged 26 mates with Frank Dudiey aged 31 in a formal union. Reta Ethel Walling aged 18 partners with Harry Lloyd Cole aged 24 in a separate ceremony.
Dundee defeats Newbery public school nine six to three in the season opener. Rynhard Groth plans to move family to Toledo. T. W. Spencer returns from a business trip to McMinnville and Yamhill. Henry Hagey and William East with family head to Eastern Washington for the summer. Mrs Kellogg and family move into Mr East's house. Mr and Mrs George Best and daughter Miss Ella visit the Gordons. Bests and Gordons are former Dakota friends. W S Allan and H B Powell order automobiles, expected by April fifth.
James S Atkinson and others sell 55.26 acres to W and Jennie Fairbank for 6500. Meda Baughman and spouses convey lots 23 and 24 North Newberg Fruit Land Subdivision for 10 to P W Baughman. Additional transfers include lots 25 and 26 for 10, and 19.02 acres in Chas Johnson addition for 2000 to Ray A and Delle Harpole. Several other parcels and subdivisions change hands for amounts ranging from 10 to 4680 with dates and parties named. The Semi-Weekly Journal and Graphic is offered for 2.00 per year.
G G Shirley 23 announces candidacy for Commissioner of Yamhill County subject to Republican primary vote. Charles E Fuqua Willamina candidate for Recorder subject to Republican primary May 15. W W Nickell Carlton Precinct announces candidacy for County Recorder subject to Republican primary election.
William Gunning announces his candidacy for County Commissioner of Yamhill County on the Republican ticket at the May primaries. Full name and location given as vue Oregon. Advertisement dated May 21 to 29.
Mrs. C L Sherwood announces candidacy as a Republican for county recorder of U Hill County Oregon, subject to the May primary election decision. Pd Adv. McMinnville Oregon.
County judge candidate Harry H. Belt announces his bid for the Republican nomination to the district Circuit Judge seat. He pledges to keep justice as the ultimate goal if nominated and elected and asks for an opportunity to prove himself.
J B Dodson announces candidacy for County Judge in the May primary as a Republican. He says he has lived in Yamhill County for twenty six years and believes he is qualified for the office. He requests the support of voters who share his qualifications.
Sandusky Wilson of McMinnville Oregon announces his candidacy for county commissioner in the May Republican primaries. He pledges economy in county affairs and advocate for good roads, urging GOP voters who favor a sound business like administration to support him.
A letter from Henry O. Miller announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer. He states commitment to serving the office and notes long-time involvement in Yamhill County and appreciation from constituents.
Notice states the new administrator of a local charity is appointed by the court. The order directs fiduciary duties and outlines authority over assets and operations. No specific names or dates are clearly readable in the fragment.
A New York American summary notes that insects rely on olfactory cues to locate hosts and mates. Ants, however, appear deaf and dull to scents, while flies and mosquitoes navigate odors to find food. The article contrasts behavior of various species and suggests smell guides movement across distances.
Lord Kenyon, once famed, was a favorite of King Bece It yet famed for a violent temper. After an extraordinary outburst in court he faced the king at the levee. The monarch, in a rare moment of concern, expressed relief that his temper had cooled and hoped for better restraint. London M
The town youths bought a vacant lot to build a clubhouse as Miss Martha defends the plan. A friend fears the project will harm the school, but Martha insists the lot will remain empty despite opposition.
A comical dialogue centers on Mr Slithers asking for his daughter’s luxuries and Skinflint retorting he is worth twice as much. The piece then follows Skinflint walking home while the exchange hints at value and generosity through ironic dialogue.
An Edinburgh cabman guides an American along city sights in a tale underscoring patience and faith amid bustling tourism in Westminster Gazette style.
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