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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
7
Examine our lumber and understand why we claim superiority. Smooth straight grain and absence of knots show the experienced economy of using our product. Follow customers and profit by choosing our timber.
Notice is given under an execution from the court of Yamhill County Oregon to sell at public auction the described real property in Yam Hill County to satisfy a debt of 8215.00 plus interest and costs. The sale will be held at the west door of the County Court House in Newberg on a date in October 1918, to the highest bidder in cash, subject to redemption.
Washington reports indicate a currency bill is likely to pass in the present session but timing depends on Senate debate limits and unanimous consent. Additional coverage notes tariff concerns, denatured alcohol regulation, slavery reports in the Philippines, and various national capital briefs from Washington.
Forbes asks for a raise, arguing modern salaries require nerve. Perkins challenges the request, then capitulates to raise Forbes to $80, later reconsidering to $100 before cutting to $80 after the confrontation.
A Louisville Herald note explains a simple test: place the gem in water. A true diamond remains globular with a water drop and gleams in the glass, while an imitation makes the drop spread. Examine facets under magnification for consistency.
A loud voiced man claims pride in never making serious mistakes while a mild scholar insists the other has made one. The exchange centers on accountability and self perception with sharp back and forth.
Reader encounters a damaged OCR fragment from a Boston scene where a customer complains about hair in soup and a waiter responds unclearly, making the incident hard to interpret.
In a remote African hunt, Mr. E. H. Brongon and his party stumble into a feeding herd within close range but hidden by brush. The elephants circle, pause, and vanish toward the north after a tense standoff, leaving Akuna to reveal their disappearance as the group contemplates the creatures’ uncanny stealth.
A note explains common legal terms and differences in English criminal law. It contrasts libel and slander remedies, distinguishes burglary from housebreaking by time of commission, and defines robbery versus larceny. It also explains embezzlement versus stealing by clerks and servants with examples. The piece reflects period journalism from Tit-Bits.
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