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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
4
The Carlton Sentinel gains backing from Newberg Graphic readers as local business hopes rise. The piece notes the shift toward autos and predicts Carlton merchants will rally to expand publisher space to meet demand.
A competition erupts between two bus operators running between Newberg and Portland. The second firm entered the market early in the week and cut fares from 75 cents to 60 cents, making a profitable route for John D. but not for the others.
The pleasant spell has allowed farmers to plow and sow spring grain while townspeople plant early gardens. The longer evenings with daylight saving encourage belief that farming season is truly underway as Riley joins with lines about springtime growth and toil.
A rustic line describes a man and his wife agreeing it is time to tidy the garden plot. The verse references nature returning with greenery and trees while expressing a preference to start work when the season renews.
A clipping prints Dan Poling a former Yamhill county boy praising the Y M C A based on war front experience. He disputes broad charges against the association noting sacrifices by secretaries and officers and commends its service under great difficulties.
The article cites Sam Blythe on Washington politics as Democrats seek a policy and a leader while Republicans lack a clear candidate. It notes Democrats are tied to Wilson and Republicans lack a solid plan, with both parties failing to offer decisive leadership amid postwar dislocation.
Practical domestic tips cover cooking, storage, and cleaning. Highlights include boiling water for cam to restore color, using soda and salt, griddle cakes when bubbling, glass jars for dried fruits, soaking fish to remove scales, hot water for tender omelets, preserving spools for hanging clothes, veal safety, storage of onions and cabbage, salt beef usage, scissors in kitchens, nuts in fruit conserve, brown sugar for cakes and stewed fruit, mussels as a delicacy, buying in season, and budgeting housekeeping efforts.
The note explains a bend stand and park will be used for patriotic gatherings not as a recreation area but as hallowed ground. It honors local “Our Boys” for their service and expresses gratitude to them and their country. Eugene Milleson fished in Sandy taking home two bushels of smelt.
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