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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
8
Auction style ads show items for sale and trade including a 3 inch Rushford wagon, 1 horse wagon trade, ask about terms. J. M. Gumm advertises real estate, new hair parlor, and local services. Harrison county listings include prunes and berries buyers, wheat oats and vetch trades, and hardware exchanges.
Notice to taxpayers that on Monday October 16 1911 the Yamhill County Board of Equalization will meet at the county clerk’s office to examine the 1911 assessment rolls and correct valuation descriptions or errors. Any land or property assessed twice beyond its owner or not assessed shall be corrected by the board. Martin Miller assessor McMinnville Oregon date September 28 1911.
A summary of remarkable endurance and speed in horse riding from historical figures. Barbour reportedly rode New York to Paris via Bering Strait and Siberia totaling about 16 000 miles in 1000 days. Other feats include Laureg Eanes racing from Gravesend to Calais and back to Holland in about two days, Robert Cary covering 155 miles in one night and 400 miles in three days, and Sir Harry Smith journeying 700 miles in six days. The report cites various royal and imperial riders and notes some recorded attempts and accidents.
A performance titled A Pa Romance builds to a tense climax as the lead actor draws champagne to his lips. In the gallery a man shouts Holy Moses Who was that spit in my eye causing a sudden interruption and tense moment.
A overheard exchange recounts Blenkinsop leaving his car at his office, a thief taking it for a spin, and Blenkinsop himself driving the car home with a joking traveler and Mrs Blenkinsop planning a return visit the next day in a humorous anecdote.
The Philadelphia Inquirer extols sunshine as a natural health ally, arguing its value surpasses medicines. It contrasts sunny living with dark interiors, urges shading homes to avoid heat and glare, and claims life and happiness come from light while death lies outside it.
Incomplete text describes an item linked to the English royal family, with an erection coat or coat related mention. After a death the widow offered it for sale at 300000 dollars but no buyer or power appeared. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
The statement hints at a player explaining why he did not participate, saying the goal was to make the moment last and referencing the quickness of recess affecting play. The phrasing suggests a humorous or lighthearted account from a sports context.
The late Sam Jones argued that thieves and drinkers have understandable motives while those who use profanity lack any reason. He claimed cussing harms the user spiritually and leads to damnation.
The note from the Christian Intelligencer claims a doctor advised a husband to tell his wife about her increasing deafness as a sign of aging and suggests he should relay the message himself. The entry reflects a medical confession framed as a personal instruction from a religious publication.
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