Shiloh Relief Corps Meeting Preview and Birthday Social
Shiloh Relief Corps No. 28 met on Thursday October 23 with good attendance led by President Mrs Anna Marshall. Durstin from an Illinois Corps spoke as two membership applications were reviewed and investigators appointed. The group now counts ninety four members and hopes to reach one hundred before the new year. A birthday social followed with praise for autumn decorations fruit baskets carved pumpkins place cards and plentiful food. Over sixty G A R and W A C members attended. October birthdays were noted. Mrs W W Hollingsworth attended when possible. The program featured piano by Cora Diedrich an address by Comrade Harman age 71 and a reading by Emma Langworthy.
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Shiloh Relief Corps
Anna Marshall
Durstin
Illinois
W. W. Hollingsworth
Cora Diedrich
Comrade Harman
Emma Langworthy
Protem, E. L. L
Youths Companion offers 1914 volume subscription
A promotional notice for The Youths Companion catalogues a yearly subscription of 2.00 with fifty two weekly issues totaling at least 365 stories plus calendars and health guidance. It advertises sample copies of Arthur Stanwood Pier’s His Fathers Son and the 1914 announcement, plus a piano for sale with 30 rolls by A Kutchanek Route 3.
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Companion
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Sacrifice
A. Kutchanek
Route 3
Information for voters in the November 4 referendum election
Voters include those on the new permanent registration list and others who voted in the last general election or sign Blank A and be sworn in. Six freeholders must serve as witnesses. This marks the first election allowing women to vote on state measures though registration among women is low and campaign activity is limited.
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Woodrow Wilson
Local W C T U Meeting Plans Anti Narcotic Talk
A largely attended meeting reported by Press Cor Frances Mattews notes the next W C T U gathering at Mrs G O Bassett 717 Sheridan Street on November Sth at 2300 o'clock. Local president Mrs Etta Moore is expected to attend.
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G. O Bassett
Sheridan Street
Etta Moore
Frances Mattews
Real Estate Transfers From Portland to Various Buyers
Merchant's National Bank Portland transfers 196.25 acres in N Pearsond lie to I A Yerex for $10. Flor a B Fletcher et al to Richard F and Maude D Clark tract 15 and 5 acres lot 16 Dayton for 1300. Samantha A French to J R Smith lots 35 and 36 North Newberg Fruit Land Subd for 1900. Smith lots 1 and 2 North Newberg Fruit Land subd for 1700. E E Goucher wt to E N Larry tracts 8 and 9 Goucher Gardens and Walnut lands for 2888.75. Catherine Hayworth et vir to Joseph Friedrich w1 percent of se% sec 9 tp 2 sr 4 w con 80 acres for 379. Louis Hermens to Albert Johnson 50 acres in John C Mays dic tp 4 s rw for 4000. Ida J Hipple et vir to Ernest P and Frederick Fuchs lot 1 blk 1 Morgan's add Sheridan Ore for 3250. Chas E Ladd wf to Carlton Consolidated Lumber Company 22009 sq ft in City of Carlton Ore for 1180. Wm F Lickband wf to Carl and Elsie Fischer 25.83 acres in Louis LaBonte dl ctp 4s r3 w w m for 1500.
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Merchant’s National Bank Portland
Yerex
S Boorman
H C
R M Eccleston
Hembree
Henry Buswell
Lakeview Farm
Fenton & Wf
WC Spence
Eli Bransond
Flora B
Fletcher
Richard F
Maude
Clark
John W Fletcher
Dayton
Samantha
J R Smith
North Newberg
Goucher
Frederick Fuchs
Morgan
Chas E Ladd
Carlton Consolidated Lumber Company
Carlton
Lickband
Carl and Elsie Fischer
Louis LaBonte
Rummage Sale and Hot Tamales at Friends Church
On Tuesday of next week the ladies of the Friends church will hold a rummage sale in the room adjoining the Graphic office. Red hot tamales will be served and shoppers are advised to come early to avoid the rush.
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Ladies of the Friends Church
Graphic Office
Cannery proposal seeks Berry Growers cooperation
All berry owners near Newberg including small plots or canning fruit are urged to contact G. O. Bassett of the trades promotion department. Write to Spaulding Logging Co or Box 548 Newberg for details and involvement in the cannery plan.
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Newberg
G. O. Bassett
Trades Promotion Department
Spaulding Logging Co
Marriage Licenses Reported In Local Notices
Couples listed include Sophia Schatz 23 to Reinhold Kruger 23 Irene Lataivre 18 to Fred Schick 18 Mattie J. Smith 31 to Carl D. Thornton 36 Josephine L. Hyde 24 to Ralph E. Roberts 26 Verda J. Bertram 20 to Leslie Duran 26 Bertha M. Cochran 20 to James A. Imlah 22 Rose Fricker 19 to L Webb Pearson 25.
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Sophia Schatz
Reinhold Kruger
Irene Lataivre
Fred Schick
Mattie J. Smith
Carl D. Thornton
Josephine L. Hyde
Ralph E. Roberts
Verda J. Bertram
Leslie Duran
Bertha M. Cochran
James A. Imlah
United States National Bank at Newberg Oregon 1913 Statement
Report shows bank resources including loans and discounts overdrafts secured, U S bonds and other bonds, currency in circulation reserves and deposits. Liabilities list capital stock profits and other obligations with a notarized date of October 27 1913 and notary public seal.
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United States Nat'l. Bank
Newberg
Oregon
Hayes Notary Public
Worrisome Practical Jokes Delight Old Waiter in News Snippet
An amused head waiter recalls being duped by evolving pranks from ink bottle spills to a fake lighted cigarette trick. A diner allegedly used muriatic acid and ammonia to create smoke, prompting a costly cloth scare, as other readers send in beans from Manchuria with oil and cake production figures.
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Hot Foot
New York Times
Mean Man’s Ears Motivate Wife’s Complaint
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet shows a wife complaining to a neighbor about her husband who ignores her calls. The neighbor suggests she speak into one ear, noting the husband refuses to identify which ear. The humor hinges on miscommunication and a playful jab at manners.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Harsh Words Prompt Unclear Reward Behind Classroom Exchange
A Pittsburgh Post item quotes a teacher promising a kiss after a student praises her examples. The student notes there was no reward planned, while the honesty of the pupil is highlighted and the exchange hints at a protective brother handling the sums.
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Archin
Pitttsburgh Post
Took Her Time
A Washington Herald reader’s snippet recalls a quoted conversation about a ticket office and a girl at the windows. The fragment hints at a scene of delay and observation within a theater or transit setting.
Notable classmate Higgins-lively spirit in literature
The text notes Higgins and an old classmate Whis wire progressing in literature. It suggests Whis wire now excels, focusing on excuses for mar tealmen hiesgo Newa with lively imagination.
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Higgins
Whiswire
Mar Tealmen
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John
Flora E Fairbrother
George W
Sharp & Wfto
Clara B
Longstreth
J Wise
John Vérsteeg
Geo W Miller
Yamhill Orchard Land Co
Samuel B Foster
North Newberg Fruit Land
Rose Fricker
L. Webb Pearson
Mionder
U.S
Enon
New England
Manchuria
Dairen
Japan
New York Tribune
Nev
Washington Herald
United States
Nat’l. Bank
Victor
First Street
F. H. Griffith
Ments
The
Portland Evening Telegram
Price
Evening Telegram
E. H. Woodward
Newberg, Oregon
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