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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement for U S National Bank of Newberg promotes saving and steady work as paths to opportunity. The page then lists local social updates including visits by Portland residents, home purchases, a child’s arm injury, new neighbors, new marriages, a school opening led by Evangeline Martin, and remarks about Beatrice Eves Heskett as a West Coast Cadmean lecturer.
Numerous real estate changes surround a growing town as prune, cranberry, and farm properties exchange hands. Hannons buy a Washington ranch. Schatz occupies Eberhard place. Devore takes Stewart tract west of town. Stewart couple to Los Angeles. Goulds settle on Third street. Dorn house sold to Gaston at 850 dollars. Duncan sells to Louisa Golf on Second street. Harris sells Meridian residence to the Boyds. John Eakin buys Bauer property on Hancock and Meridian with improvements planned. Matthews couple improve Mills property at Second and Center. Littleton sells Sherman street property to Bauer. Morris relocates from Chehalem mountain to a 20 acre tract. Pearson and North Dakota newcomers buy McNay property at Meridian.
The Chautauqua system completed a successful season across the Northwest Middle West and Southern states. Its erosthng date occurred in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas.
A humorous aside about cats appears in Browning's Magazine as a playful remark on discretion. The snippet notes a character deciding not to reveal information, using a crude metaphor involving a cat.
Harriet chides Harry over his intoxication claim at the reception. He insists he drank nothing while she implies he should have. The exchange appears in the California Pelican.
A medical note states the father should be kept quiet and free from excitement to protect his health. No further details are provided.
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