Walnut Grove and Wynooski Subdivisions Property Transfers
Five property transfers listed include John Wennerberg to Sterling L and Lora M May for lot 3 block 29 Cloverlawn addition in Carlton valued at 200. W E Wight & wife transfer to Nels and Marie Rasmusen lot 22 and part of 23 of Wynooski Sub division in S D Snowden die in to 3s r 2 w valued at 2500. E H Woodward and wife to John and Mary Illig lot 7 Woodward Place addition to Newberg valued at 600. EF Wright and wife to E M and Carrie V Adams ne of block F Saylor's addition McMinnville.
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Walnut Grove Cos
John Wennerberg
Sterling L
Lora M
Carlton
Wight & Wi
Nels and
Marie Rasmusen
Wynooski
Snowden
Woodward
John & Mary Illig
Woodward Place
Newberg
Wright & Wfto
Carrie
Bitulithic pavement growth and midyear real estate transfers in Oregon
The article notes a 48 percent rise in bitulithic pavement adoption in 1912 after increases in 1911, with earlier figures from 1901 and 1911. The text then lists numerous land and property transfers in Yamhill, McMinnville, Newberg, Amity, Willamina, and related areas, including deeds involving individuals such as George Larkin, Maude E Bunn, John Black, and others, with values ranging from $1 to $11,600 and tracts of varying sizes in Lincoln, Central, and Baker and Martin additions. The document also references a transfer from the United States to Michael McNamee and a parcel sale from Walnut Grove Co of Oregon to Geo C Burton.
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First National Bank of
Newberg
George Larkin
Edward
Yamhill Co
Oregon
Elizabeth A Bedwell
Maude E & J F Bunn
John Perkins
Hyland Waives Paving Verdict On Bitulithic In Baker
George Hyland president of the Mount Hood Railway Company visited Baker and praised Bitulithic as a superior pavement. He contrasted it with Hassam pavement saying repairs are fast and durable. Hyland claimed no ties to the Bitulithic company and spoke from his paving experience and travels.
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George Hyland
Mount Hood Railway Company
Baker Democrat
Hyland
Rassam Pavement Company
Hassam Company
Portland
Baker
Bitulithic
Real Estate Transfers In Hobson Subdivisions
D I Asbury and wf transfer 10 acres to Sherman Crawford for 3000 dollars. The Citizens Bank of Portland transfers tract No 9 and part of tract 12 in Hobson's Fruit Land Subdivision re arrangement to Michael Kaschko.
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Asbury & Wf
Sherman Crawford
Baker
Citizens Bank of Portland
Michael Kaschko
Hobson’s Fruit Land Subdivisions
Marriage Licenses Reported for Multiple Couples
Ora Stoutenberg age 17 weds Robert Dixon age 20 Edith Colby 23 weds E L Keckley 23 Florence Cook 21 weds Lawrence Woody 19 Estella May Hauser 22 weds Stanley P Alliston 24 Pearle Lurena Baker 20 weds Frank R Barrett 20 Emma Johnson 18 weds Claud Loop 22 The list records marriages for these couples with their ages.
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Ora Stoutenberg
Robert Dixon
Edith Colby
E. L. Keckley
Florence Cook
Lawrence Woody
Estella May Hauser
Stanley P. Alliston
Pearle Lurena Baker
Frank R. Barrett
Emma Johnson
Claud Loop
Why We Shake Hands Through History and Manners
A historical note on the custom of offering the weapon hand as a sign of peace. It explains how the gesture evolved from sword etiquette to general greetings and how refusing to shake hands signals conflict, with a contrast to savage practices.
Why Coughing Weakens You
A German scientist finds coughing every quarter hour for ten hours uses about 250 heat units, equal to three eggs or two glasses of milk. Coughing is an expensive luxury as normal breathing expels air at four feet per second, while violent coughing can reach 300 feet per second.
Modjeska Jokes Audience Recites Polish Numbers
The famed Polish actress Mme. Modjeska teased a private audience by first demurring then delivering a dramatic recitation in her native language. The audience was spellbound before learning she had merely counted from one to a hundred in Polish.
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Mme. Modjeska
London
Oregon Journal Semi-Weekly Overview Promises Broad Coverage
The notice advertises the Oregon Journal and Graphic package offering world news local items and farm and entertainment content with two issues weekly totaling 104 per year. Subscribing to the combined papers saves money and extends access to Daily and Journal components.
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Haings
Graphic
Connec
Oregon
Journal
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William & Signe Schmidt
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Ethel M Rolston
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Sarah E Fryer
LeRoy L & Myrtle Loban
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Henry Gee
Peter and
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SF Morgan
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Andrew Kershaw
Frank
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Elizabeth Patton
Thos Herd
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William F Schaad
Ira Orton
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JA Lambert
Beaumont Park
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Michael McNamee Aw
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Geo C
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Nat’l. Bank
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