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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
8
Detailed lubrication directions for Studebaker engines and components. Frequencies cover every 100 to 2000 miles, listing oils and procedures for crankcase, oiling points, transmission, rear axle, universal joints, wheel bearings, clutch, generator, starter motor, steering gear, and lubrication of springs and cups with specific oil types and steps.
A London mining engineer H. 8. Gordon uncovered a blue enamel piece and a potential Roman cemetery site beneath a vacant plot once used for a garden truck. Diggers sift soil tracing London's strata back thousands of years with objects including gold collar ornaments, broken pipes showing Elizabethan evolution, and a trove of jewelry and glassware from antiquity.
Charles H. Taylor of the Boston Globe comments during an International arbitration board meeting on persistent street flies. He notes prior advice to swat files reduced pests but reports renewed fly activity in Boston while Indianapolis tolerates the issue.
A French invention called a land and water ship blends features of tanks and boats. It travels on endless tread wheels on land and acts like a launch in water. Recently tested in Marseilles carrying all passengers, the vehicle is described as a passenger vessel rather than a true tank.
A Newberg letter argues farmers share fault with manipulators for economic woes and urges cooperative action. It notes bankers’ patience and cites several local real estate transfers and land descriptions in Oregon, including Oakley, Linden, Rey, Steinberg, Stout, Stubbs, and Chehalem Valley Immiration real estate details.
A compilation of transfers shows Bickford to Ludlow for 68.665 acres in Harris district, Phebe Burch to Idreig Burch for 60 by 120 feet in Amity, Casselman with Wortman and Gordon for parcels in Oak Park and Sec. 4, and Cook trustee selling Hill Crest Walnut Plantings lot 86. Several other deeds list land in D.L.C. and multiple sections with prices from 10 to 2100, involving numerous buyers and small tracts across the area.
Ernest Martin of Grande Ronde Oregon writes that a sample of large Kentucky Wonder beans from H J Bellards was published on page six September 6. He includes two pods 10 and 11 inches long and notes family uses a bean harvest for dinner and hog feed while sparing Bellards' feelings.
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