Real Estate Transfers in McMinnville and Vicinity
Property exchanges and deeds recorded across McMinnville area parcels. Transfers involve multiple buyers and sellers including Allen, Casey, Atkins, Bauer, Wilhelmsen, Lewelling, Br, Crater, Buell, Dahl, Van Hoomissen, Dahl, Fletcher, Bynum, Filberg, Maxwell, Freshour, Emmert, Hash, Smith, Harris, Heider, Casselman, Lancefield, Matthews Planting Co, Minich, Phillips, Poe, Randall, Rea, Sackett, Schug, Sheridan Fruit Growers, Umphiette, and others. Amounts and lot descriptions vary with many recorded at ten dollars or similar nominal sums.
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Mary
Allen and
Hub
Edward
Casey
Bik
McMinnville
Kissiah J. Atkins
W. C. Wade
Adam Bauer
John Wilhelmson
D. D
Vesta L. Crater
Wiand
Cyrus Buell
Newton
Maville
H. Dahl
Joseph van Hoomissen
Tallak
Joseph van Hoominsen
Stanley W. Fletcher
Leona N. Bynum
McMinnaville
E. L. Filberg
M. Maxwell
Henry Freshour
Wiley B. Emmert
Lippincotts
Dayton
G. A. Hash
G. W. Smith
Andrew Smith
Tallak H. Dahl
Eli Poe
G. O. Miller
Peter Smith
Claude C. Randall
Wm Logan
George Fr
M. Willard
Edwards Ada Newberg
John E. Rea
William Typdaji
Luke McKern
Newberg
Sheridan Fruit Growers Asan
Oregon Growers Packing Corp
Sheridan
Stansberf
Guse
Memadras
John M. Umphiette
Geo
Pamek
Stanley Umphiett
One Fearless Democrat at the Democratic National Convention
The writer praises William Jennings Bryan for speaking his mind before a hostile convention. He notes delegates voted against him yet the crowd showed genuine admiration for his courage and free speech, contrasting with other leaders and praising Bryan as a rare public figure.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
A. S
Hiram W. Johnson
Suneet
Hawk Siege Ends In Farmhouse Explosion Near Boree Creek
A New South Wales farmer faced daily depredations from a hawk that damaged his coop and attacked him with stones. In a final confrontation the hawk and birds erupted from the roof in a chimney explosion as the farmer fled for safety. The incident is noted in the pest destroyers magazine.
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Boree Creek
New South Wales
Hawk
Pest Destructrators Magazine
Why Is the Sky Blue and Other Reflections
A fragment from a discussion on color and perception. Bragg explains the sky’s blue tint as sunlight scattering in the atmosphere while other passages touch on sounds, superstition, and the enduring human sense of beauty. The piece blends science with opinion and folklore.
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Bragg
A. i
Gree
Tides in the Bay and Nearby Harbors
The report notes two tides in every 24 hours. In Passamaquoddy Bay and near Saint John the tide rises to 6 to 8 feet, with Moncton showing similar crest heights. Tides vary by location and rise gradually with each wave.
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Funty
Réet
Pas
Briddrtad
Maine
St. John
Moncton
Old Coal Prices and Living Costs in 1812
A dated letter from Uniontown October 15 1812 recalls early 19th century living costs. Board for two was 3.50 a week. coal six cents a bushel. chickens twelve to fifteen cents a dozen. beef eight to nine and a half cents a pound. butter twelve and a half cents a pound.
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J Ehee
John Sima
Admiral Sims
Molly
Uniontown
Alli
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