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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
2
A Wisconsin University professor advises poultry amusement and exercise to stimulate egg production. The verse humorously imagines a family minstrel show and songs to engage the hens, suggesting entertainment as a method to encourage laying.
Expert poultrymen urge removing the lightest layers to raise flock output. A Oregon Agricultural College report shows 40 hens averaging 210 eggs yearly via trap nest records, far above the usual six dozen. Careful individual records enable rapid, inexpensive culling of unproductive hens.
The Poultry department urges culling the poorest hens to improve egg yield in Oregon flocks. The method is presented as the only unfailing way to reveal unprofitable layers and is recommended to poultry men seeking higher production.
At the Panama Pacific Exposition a 12 acre Toyland Grown Up will rise as a wall ed city of oversized toys created by Frederick Thompson of Luna Park. The display, costing over 1 million dollars, includes 4000000 feet of lumber, five mile long streets and canals, three gates and landmarks like Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard and the Great Shoe.
School closed for a week due to a chicken-pox outbreak and is expected to reopen by December first. The Hill family moves toward Toledo, ending long ties with Red Hill. Graeper family prepares to sell and move, with Mrs Graeper and William traveling first. Nellie F McNeill visits Aberdeen, Washington. Thanksgiving brings gratitude for harvest and community spirit.
Agnes Rait Tardiff legally transfers rights to Henry Samuel Bartlett. The document notes the completion of legal conveyance between the two named individuals.
A series of property transfers in and around Newberg Oregon list buyers and sellers, parcel sizes, and consideration amounts. Notable entries include J S Cooper to John H Bennett for lots 9 and 10 in block 19 Whiteson and multiple parcels involving the Edward's addition, City Park, Cavell's addition, and Jesse Parrish subdivisions, with prices ranging from $1 to $2000 and several entries detailing large tracts under various owners.
Levi Sanders conducts a liquidation at Farmers' Feed Barn First and Center Saturday December 6 at 1 30 pm. The list includes horses a mare a colt sired by Minos a coach colt a cow a Berkshire sow seven Shoats many chickens a Milburn wagon a hack a single buggy and farming gear. Terms cash under 10 credit 9 months at 8 percent with bankable note. Col Westfall acts as auctioneer.
F C Mills offers rapid readiness to move or level up wood buildings on short notice and can operate heavy machinery. Reliable furniture and equipment handling services are provided for immediate needs and site preparation.
Advertisement notes a combined subscription for two papers at two dollars per year. It highlights a promotional price offer and emphasizes value for readers choosing the two titles together.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer discusses actuarial estimates that 500 of 1000 people reach sixty five, with 200 in want. It argues habits like thrift, frugal living, abstaining from wasteful behavior, ongoing study and diligence separate those who end up prosperous from the 200 and 300 scenarios, urging youths to adopt steady, economical practices.
A southern congressman's daughter, as bridesmaid, notes the lace veil once worn by her great grandmother. Mammy exclaims it saves the family. A cartoonish quip follows about plumbers in heaven and a sky that leaks.
Cartoon dialogue from London Punch features Grandpa Macpherson and Donald debating arithmetic. Donald teases that Grandpa would “beat me down” while insisting two and two make four.
Yonkers Statesman notes a wry domestic exchange where a father recalls his mother’s marriage to him, framing a lighthearted family memory about punishment and family roles.
A humorous exchange from a Harper's Magazine excerpt recalls a child’s answer about Rhode Island. The girl asserts Rhode Island is celebrated for being the smallest of the United States, a witty contrast to the idea of states being noted for achievements.
A clipped exchange shows Kloseman objecting to a loan while Borrows questions the concept. Kloseman asserts the stance is not bearable as a loan, framing a strained financial interaction.
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