Newberg Graphic publication details notes editors and offices
The Newberg Graphic published by NOTTAGE and DIMOND editors and publishers appears weekly on Thursday evenings. Office located at Graphic Building 660 First Street White 33 in Newberg Oregon with second class mail status and annual subscription of 2 dollars in advance.
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Graphic
Newberg
Oregon
McMinnville Newberg feud over carnival digs and peace
A Newberg letter criticizes a McMinnville paper for mocking Newberg's turnout to a carnival. It defends regional cooperation, notes scheduling conflicts with prune season Dayton and state fair, and argues for peace through education and missionary work rather than armaments.
Peace Through Strength Or Silence Across Nations
A passage argues that peace is not guaranteed by force and cites the United Nations as a model of diplomacy. It highlights deterrence by words and multilateral talks as effective tools for preventing conflict and maintaining stability without war.
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Canada
Chile
Argentine
Wynooski Street Road Repair Urged by The Graphic
The Graphic urges immediate action to make the Wynooski street road to the bridge passable in winter. It notes ongoing delays and a community interest to allow St. Paul residents to continue trading via the road.
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Wynooski Street
St. Paul
Prunes Reach Unusually Large Size Across Willamette Valley
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association reports a very light crop with a high share of large prunes. Salem plant shows over 50 tons graded with 76 percent in 30-40s, 18 percent in 40-50s, three percent in 50-60s. small sizes scarce in Willamette valley.
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Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Willamette Valley
Salem
Umpqua
Real estate transfers including multiple assignments in towns
Numerous transfers record deeds from Hiram L. Atkins to Matilda White and Elsie Ball to Charles Trimble among others. Transactions include properties in Sheridan Newberg MacMinnville and tract descriptions in J H Brown donation land claim with consideration of 10 dollars in most cases. Recording parties include C A Bartlett E B Barthrop A L Dunham and heirs.
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Hiram L. Atkins
Matilda White
Sheridan
Elsie Ball
Charles Trimble
Newberg
C. A. Bartlett
C. A
Jessie Bartlett
Cozine
MacMinnville
E. B. Barthrop
Frank S. Varns
A. Hd Crane
A. J. Bewley
Bewley Land
A. L. Dunham
Nellie Dunham
Real estate transfers and notices in McMinnville listings
A compilation of land transfers with buyers and prices in McMinnville plus a tire shop ad and a note about Shiloh Relief Corps No. 28 meetings. Entries list acres, townships, donation claims, and sale amounts, followed by a social organization notice and officers' names.
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Shiloh Relief Corps NO
Duncan's Hall
First Street
Frances Woodruff
Emma L, Snow
Sec’y
Notice of Appointment in Har ry A Littlefield Estate
E A Romig appointed administrator of the partnership estate of Harry A Littlefield deceased by Yamhill County Court Oregon. Claims against the estate must be presented to Romig at Newberg within six months from the first publication September 8 1921. Howard C Gildea attorney for the estate.
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E. A. Romig
Harry A. Littlefield
Yamhill County
Oregon
Newberg
Newberg Graphic
Howard C. Gildea
Electric Train Schedule for Newberg City Office
Arrivals to Portland listed from Newberg ticket office show times including 6 06, 8 66, 9 03, 11 32, 1 15, 2 20, 4 06, 5 29, 7 04 and 6 56 p m with a stray word poem in the list.
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Newberg
Portland
Alder Imperial
Sheriff Foreclosure Sale in Yamhill County Oregon
Sheriff F B Ferguson announces a foreclosure sale by order of the Circuit Court of Oregon Yamhill County on October 1921 at 10 o clock A M at the courthouse west door to satisfy a 750 dollar judgment plus 75 attorney fees and costs. The property is described as five acres in Township 3 South Range 2 West Willamette Meridian known as the south five acres of the Chas Clough 15.70 acres. Sale subject to statutory redemption. Attorney R Chapin. First pub Sept 8 1921 Last pub Oct 6 1921.
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Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Yamhill County
J. A. Hollingsworth
Emma Hworth
J. E. Rea
Gale
William Jones
Willamette
Said
Oliver J. Walker
F. B. Ferguson
R. Chapin
Sunshine by the pound service promises bright clean results
The ad touts sunlight in rooms and washrooms as part of a washing service. It claims thorough purity in cleaned items and a low cost. A representative will call to arrange prompt delivery and pickup, saving customers from further washdays.
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John Wohlgemuth
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Ira Orton
Wm. Hawkins
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Caleb Wood
M. J. Harrington
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Chas. Harte
Audrey Showalter
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J. H. Berry
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W. F. Balmer
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Saunders & Kaufman
T. H. Thorne
Red 187
Center St
Portland-Newberg
Larkin
Prince Howe. Co
Newberg, Oregon
W.W. Hollingsworth Co
Reliable Funeral Directors
Phome Black
C. A. Hodson
Storkman
P. A. Kline
Glisan
Portland, Ore
North Second Street
Broadway
Wright's
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Oman
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A.J. Tower CO
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Hillsboro
Yamhill Co
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