SIDRAFT WORLD TRIP TALES FROM MY TRAIN JOURNEY
A humorous travelogue recounts a rambling voyage around the world by train and ship, from Ni berg to Ireland Japan Germany France and back to America. The narrator recalls Irish buttermilk, musical interludes, misadventures with cooks and locals, and a final cozy return to Plymouth Rock and Larkin Prince Co. passengers.
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Niberg
Geo
Berthi
Ireland
Japan
Larkin
Prince Hdwe. Co
Aou
Life
Mexico
Pressnal & Harrington
Honolulu
Germany
Mueller
France
Merica
America
Plymouth Rock
Larkin-Prince Sdeve. Co
Property Transfers in Newberg and Vicinity This Week
A series of land conveyances recorded including Perry Barbary to Chas. West’s small tract in Newberg for 1 dollar, Shute Savings Bank to Martha Pinch et al for 1,000 dollars with 3:97 acres in St. Joe Tracts, and Robert G. Cook to Richard Hadden for 10 dollars for lots 1 and 2, block 6 in Ever est add. Newberg. Other deeds include Thomas Dickay to John Grogsen for 2,000 dollars for 26 acres in John Finchdale, J. P. Dorsey to John St. Rayner for 3,000 dollars for 20 acres in Francis Holdridge, Patrick Fay to Tolbert Cole for 4,000 dollars for 10.08 acres in section 28, August Ford to Josie Small for 2,500 dollars for 1.40 acres in West D. Clark district, Richard Hadden to Robt and Naomi Cook for 10 dollars for 49 acres in 4 ge c 82, Helen Lemon to Mable Rush for 30 dollars for 110 acres in S Hester district, and A L MacIntosh to A L MacIntosh Co. for 7,000 dollars for 150.69 acres in Daniel Johnson district. Gustavus H Robinson to Frank Peabody for 2,000 dollars for 25 acres in ni4 section 24, and Chas West to Geo and M A Hobson for 10 dollars for a small tract in Newberg.
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Perry Barbary
Chas
West Small Tract
Newberg
Martha Pinch
St. Joe Tracts
Robert G. Cook
Richard Hadden
Everest
Thos
Dickay
John
Ross
Grogsen
John Finchdle
John .H
St. Rayner
Francis Holdridge
Patrick Jos. Fay
Tolbert Cole
August R. Ford
Josie E. Small
W. D. Clark
Naomi Cook
Helen Jane Lemon
Mable E. Rush
S. Hester
A. L. MacIntosh
A. L. MacIntosh Co
Daniel Johnson
A sardonic plan to beat drinking bondage at home
The piece proposes a grimly satirical scheme for a married man addicted to alcohol. Start a saloon, be the only customer, pay no license, and give wife money to buy whiskey. Over time she profits, saves, and plans a future broader than the dependent husband.
The Missing Engine On a Visit
On the third day of Aunt Jane's visit Motorton takes her for a ride in a high power runabout. The engine is missing and Motorton laments the misfortune while Aunt Jane hopes it is found by an honest person.
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Aunt Jane
Motorton
Mel
Pitching Horseshoes Remains A Close-Count Derby
In a report from the horseshoe pitch, players emphasize that closeness matters more than distance as competitors strive for ring accuracy and consistency in a sport where near misses define the score and spirit of the game.
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I Dunlap
Jnion
Soto Sia
PF Bay
First National Bank
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
J. C. Price
U. S. Natl
E. P. Dixon
Dr. Johns. Rankin
U. S. National Bank
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians and Surgeons
First Nat'l Bank
Thos. W. Hester
Dixon Building
Oregon
F. H. Wilson
Osteopathic Physicians
Obstetrician Office
Binet
Edwards Bldg
Newberg, Ore
G. E. Stuart
Haynie
Postoffice
M. H. Pinney
N. Mein St
C. W. Kienle
Kienle & Sons
St. Phone
Ofton
Newberg Wood Yard
Zumwalt
E. P. Hamilton
The
Newberg Transfer Co
W. J. Saunders
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
Gustavus H. Robinson
Frank Peabody
Chas. H. West
M A. Hobson
Evans, Phamber
First Street
Sheet Metal Works
F. A. Gkreerth
Second Street
J.D. Gordon &* Son
Morris
Deranoeau
How Home Sewing Maine Company
Oregon and Graphic
Chehalem Valley Mills, Inc
Frank Zumwalt, Newberg
Percet & Ramey General Contractors
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Yamhill County
Yamhill County Abstract Co
McMinnyville
Breck