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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
A New York Tribune reprint imagines a mare and stallion discussing racing life. They debate suffering, prize worth, and the bond with their rider, concluding horses endure to please their master and prove heart and soul in the heat of the race.
A colonel displayed bound books in blue, sewn from wool via sock pull, along with a tiny motor chassis made from meat tins and door hinges. A carved sabot from bread and other knickknacks illustrate inmates’ resource and courage, and London may soon view the collection.
The white hart is an ancient emblem linked to Diomedes and Diana and later cited by Pliny. Legends say many white harts existed across Windsor forest England France and Germany, with Charlemagne and Richard the Lionheart among those who slew or celebrated them.
A pedagogue at a teachers' meeting notes that the phrase I don't know is vanishing from American boys speech. He recalls two urchins studying a dentist sign reading Nitrous Oxide and jokes that it means Open All Nights in Latin.
A Kansas City tar excerpt mocks Oscar Scort as conceited and vain biasing a family scene. He is described as a blowhard who fancies himself clever, with predictions of failure if he stays, and a pattern of blaming others for his faults.
In a tense exchange, Teutana Ted and Ned discuss feed portions and fashionably served reports with references to the Life magazine tone. The dialogue centers on punishment and responsibility across their plans.
Fragmentary text references troubling events with vague phrases about danger and mischief. No clear names dates places or concrete actions are readable to establish a full news item.
An Pennsylvania University expedition near the colossi of Rameses II uncovered the royal residence of Menenotah dating 1225–1215 B C. The site revealed a Roman layer, later masonry from 832–730 B C, and the palace with decorated apartments, a throne room, green blue faience inscriptions, gilded reliefs of Menenotah, and vivid stucco pavements. The dig began March 1926, paused by war costs, then resumed until last June.
An Atlantic excerpt recounts airmen in World War I describing life in the cockpit rated by four hours in two shifts over enemy lines. The writer notes the strain of dodging shells at 20 000 feet and the relief after a strenuous mission. He argues airmen deserve easier days off the flying to recover.
The column claims that war awakens women to men's value and predicts a marriage market boom after soldiers return. A neighbor anecdote describes a woman asking to borrow a husband to "discharge" duties, illustrating playful wartime humor about relationships.
A wartime article outlines educational groups to provide quick intensive training for British officers and men. Courses will be conducted by a staff, aiming to fit personnel for efficient deployment and service.
Readable text shows a fragment about someone named Suey and an ex, with unclear context and matter unresolved. The handwriting or OCR is garbled, making it hard to extract concrete actions, dates, or locales for a fuller summary.
The article warns that the upland plover once abundant across North America has been hunted to near extinction. It urges continued protection under federal migratory bird laws to allow rehabilitation, noting the plover's insectivorous diet harms agriculture and arguing for year round protection beyond exceptions.
Quote by Edwin F. Whipple praising the sturdy liberty inherited from ancestors. Describes freedom as the hardy mother of institutions, enterprise, justice, and order. Warns against cowards and braggarts who threaten rights.
In Yamhill County Oregon Prov ince 8 Shook has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Lloyd Whitmore deceased and has qualified. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to L F Hall 103 Main Street Newberg within six months from this notice dated May 8 1919 with first publication May 8 1918 and last publication June 6 1919. Florence S Shook Administratrix.
Orient Insurance Company presents its annual statement as of December 191a detailing capital stock 1,000,000.00, total income 2,471,314.50, total expenditures 2,074,221.39, net admitted assets 4,008,114.08, and liabilities including unpaid losses 180,258.21 and commissions 70,099.00 in a Portland Oregon filing signed by A McIlwaine Henry W aRay and Edward Everett.
The administrator of the estate of A J Palmer filed a final account in Yamhill County Court Oregon. A hearing to object to the final account is set for Monday May 26 1919 at 11 a m in McMinnville. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and the administrator discharged.
The County Court of Yamhill County Oregon appoints B F Allambeagh as Administrator of Isaiah Shell deceased with qualification at Newberg Oregon within six months from first publication in the Newberg Graphic dated April 10 1919. McCain and Vinton attorneys for the estate notice issued first April 10 last May 14.
J H Gibson, manager, announces the only abstract books in Yamhill County are now available in McMinnville. The Yamhill County Abstract Co offers title searches and related services from its local office.
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