Newberg Graphic at the Postence in Oregon
Newberg Graphic reports a second-inning development at Newberg Oregon. The brief item notes a local game or event with timing details unclear but confirms ongoing coverage from the Newberg area newspaper.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
4
Newberg Graphic reports a second-inning development at Newberg Oregon. The brief item notes a local game or event with timing details unclear but confirms ongoing coverage from the Newberg area newspaper.
Ohio liquor forces failed to reverse the prohibition outcome. The Cincinnati Enquirer cites the decisive last Tuesday vote and urges obedience to law while supporting enforcement of prohibitory regulations to foster harmonious social conditions without persecution.
A New York report accuses mills and brokers of colluding to raise paper prices. Brokers, without stock, pass orders through up to seven intermediaries, each taking a margin while mills avoid direct sales. Publishers allege this pyramiding inflates profits without reflecting in mill books.
John R Ashford and wife transfer 177.76 acres to Florence Pearce. Lincoln Bennett transfers 87.91 acres to D J Gilliland and J O Brown. Birdie A Brumwell and husband sell Northwest Newbery Subdivision tracts totaling several parcels for 3200. James Burch and wife transfer 0.90 acres to James F Crowley and wife. Smiley Carter transfers 0.16 interest in 3.94 acres to Clarence T Carter. Transfers involve various lot blocks in McMinnville and surrounding parcels with nominal recording fees.
Property notes show multiple conveyances including parcels north of county roads 26 to Betsey A Dimon and Ross A New, and a 10 acre tract in Hall district. Transactions include Vademar Lidell to Lud wig and Tecla Rommel, and Ludwig Ederer to Alfred Davis with prices ranging from 1250 to 1500 dollars.
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