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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
2
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a Sabbath morning sermon titled The Tearless City followed by the Lord's Supper. Evening service also planned with preaching at 7 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
A Courier humorous screed promotes fake wealth via a buy sell scheme and silly product ideas. It suggests buying property, selling three quarters for 750000, keeping a warehouse for ideas, then sharing profits with a wife. It also lists absurd inventions like a reinforced shoe lace and a whistle collar button.
A Life magazine fragment lists rapid actions and fates from proposing, drowning, missing travel to Europe, being hanged, market losses, many kisses, diseases, falls, baths, runs, job loss, theft, checks, speeches, jokes, birth and death, dental work, relationships, prayers, swearing, gold bricks, and bending words with a spouse.
Citizens of Toppenish celebrate a council decision after extensive study of hard surface pavements. The city votes to pursue bitulithic as a permanent public works policy and awards a large contract estimated at about 30 000 yards.
The Presbyterian Church lists next Sunday's morning sermon on God, His Children's Father and an evening topic Man: The Respectable Creature at 7 30. The Ladies Aid opens its fall with a meeting at Mrs W J Lang ton's home Friday at 2 30 p m.
Geo L Allen transfers to Churchill Matthews Co Lot 214 Eela Wal nut Groves No 2 for 5 dollars. John E Bailey et al to EE and Annie Lyons 142.20 acres in James Gerrish district for 10 000 dollars. J H Beach by sheriff to R A Stewart Sr and Lee Barrington lots 1 and 2 block 9 Fairview addition Willamina for 250 dollars. Belat Hannah C and husband to T W and Casiah Hayes east half of block 3 Whiteson for 1 000 dollars. W H Bond and wife to U S National Bank Newberg lots 1 and 2 block 1 Everests addition Newberg and 5 acres in J B Rogers district for 1 dollar. Elmer E Everest and wife to Josephine A Fields north 50 lots 19 and 20 block D Hobson's addition Newberg. Elmer E Everest and wife to S L and Diltie Parrett 25 acres in Richard Everest district for 7 500 dollars. H A Garlock and wife et al to …
A manage of property deeds shows numerous transfers in Sheridan, Dundee, and nearby towns. Transfers include lots, tracts, and partial interests in subdivisions to buyers such as Gilstrap, Switzer, and Downhour, with prices from 10 to 5 000 dollars. The United States also authorizes a land claim to Wm C Smith covering 321.19 acres across sections in township 3 south range 4 west.
In a Broadway meeting with Richard Henry Stoddard the poet John G. Saxe boasted his son was succeeding with a lumber yard in Albany. Stoddard doubted the claim asking if it was all in his head, prompting Saxe to storm off in a huff.
A matinee of La Femme X at Porte St. Martin in Paris ends with Letang a 74 year old spectator in the third row shouting to the judge that the prisoner should be allowed to leave the court. He bursts a blood vessel and dies on the theater floor as Jane Hading faints in the trial scene.
A conversation explores the proper use of the word had in English. Johnny and a speaker discuss whether phrases like the hat I had had and the hat I had had had a hole in it are correct and natural in English.
The ad promotes shingles made of the best materials and well seasoned to endure many years when properly installed. It also touts top quality lumber as the cheapest to use, endorsed by M. H. Pinney at 306 N Main St, Newberg, Oregon.
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