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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
8
On Thursday November 13 PC defeated Newberg Firemen 7 to 3 in a hard fought match. Gause kicked a first quarter field goal for Newberg, Elliott left end suffered a fracture and left the game. Batt boosted PC with a 30 yard TD late, Colcord converted.
A playful verse column jests about price cutting in business. It riffs on the dilemma of cutting prices to beat rivals and warns that reckless undercutting leads to debt, mortgage risk, and ruin for the seller who devalues goods. Pauline appears as a character in the verse.
The last W C T U gathering at Mrs G O Bassett’s included seventeen members with two new additions. The next meeting is set for November 26 at 2 p.m. at Mrs C R Chapin’s 214 Sheridan street to cover the day’s lesson on the laws of Oregon Press Correspondent.
Thanksgiving service will be held at the Baptist church on Thursday November 27 at 10 o clock. Rev Walton Skipworth will deliver the sermon and music will be directed by Prof Hull. The public is cordially invited.
Miss Nellie F. McNeill visits McMinnville friends while Grandma Huckleberry visits her son in Portland. Mrs. L. J. Eddens and mother plan a Missouri trip. Leon Cyr completed a concrete cistern at Red Hill. Neighborhood Circle met at Otter Brook for Christmas boxes and a library planning session at City Hall. Dundee Fruit Growers shipped two carloads of prunes abroad. Dundee school prepares a Thanksgiving program for the 24th and plans a charity offering. Rentals, sales, and ads include eleven acres near Heacocks, a Holstein bull, sewing and typing machines, a No. 4 Sharpless separator, heaters, and Japanese plants for sale.
C Mills announces capability to move or level up wood buildings on short notice and to handle heavy machinery. The notice appears in The Semi-Weekly Journal and the Graphic combination priced at $2.00 a year.
For sale two mares aged four and five about 1100 pounds or larger teams. Also four cows and a Holstein bull. A full blood white Indian Runner ducks. Lost black velvet purse near the post office containing one dollar and amethyst cross. Finder please return purse and cross to the post office.
Prune trees offered with extra stock six to eight feet at 10 cents and three to five feet at 8 cents by L. S. Otis phone Black 202. Also announces a Saturday November 22 free giveaway at 10 o clock of a fish globe two goldfish aquarium plant and pebbles with every 50 cents Armstrong Croup Ointment purchase by Lynn B. Ferguson Rexall Drug Store.
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