Newberg Area News Roundup Spanning Visits Births and Local Affairs
Portland and McMinnville visitors mingle with Newberg residents as births, jobs, public notices, and church events fill a busy week. Roads near Rex hill improve slowly while Colorado and Indiana connections surface in travel and health updates. Local families celebrate, search for a lost ring, and civic groups plan meetings and gatherings.
Parretts Take Studebaker To Pacific City Rodfare
S L Parrett and family drove to Pacific City in the Studebaker last week for a seashore visit. Mrs C R Duer and children return home from Cleveland after weeks with her parents. London Chronicle notes on Mexico’s racial divisions describe mixed descent populations, numerous tribes, and language groups.
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Charley Lapp
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Ernest Bales
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G. M. Bales
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M. P. Elliott
S. P. Timberlake
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Adrian Bowman
Graphic Office
Harold Hinshaw
Ezra Nash
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Graphic
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W. F. Edwards
Vancouver
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Henry Allen
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Whittier
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Chicago University
Tom Blaylock
Tigard
Oklahoma
Pearl Stretch
Toledo
H. R.cobb
Sylvia Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Floyd D. Perisho
New Providence
Iowa
Frank Johnson
Chehalem Center
Alberta
Cutbank
Montana
M. E
Lewis
Bert Miller
Alice Christenson
Ralph van Valin
Ed Mueller
Curtis Houser
Walter van Atta
Walter Palmer
Charley Cavell
South Umpqua
Andy Winters
Sheldon Stubbs
Oregon
Richard Bain ‘Hurlston
Warwickshire
England
Hudson & Elliott Undertaking Parlor
Masonic Lodge
Casberg
India
Free Methodist Church
Edwards
S. L. Parrett
Pacific City
Studewaker
C. R. Duer
Cleveland
Ohio
Mexico
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London Chronicle
Weight changes as you descend to Earth's center
A shaft to Earth's center with an object on a spring balance would show weight increasing at first as denser layers are reached, then decrease after a certain depth until zero at the center where gravity points cancel.
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E. N. Radke
Marysville
California
W. W. Nelson
J. C. Nelson
West Chehalem
W. W. Colby
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George McGuire
Radke
Mad as a Hatter Phrase Origin Explained
The saying mad as a hatter derives from mad as an atter meaning venomous as a viper. The term was later linked to hat makers and the artisan’s misfortune with mercury poisoning.
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England
Surprised German dealer and mute customer tale
An old German furniture dealer faced a talkative woman customer. A clerk went to collect a bill but returned empty handed. The dealer asked what she said and learned she was mute, prompting his astonishment and a humorous reply about whether she was dead.
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Yonkers Stateaman
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