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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
6
Newslike note reports Cleopatra's Needle damage after a climate driven disintegration. A park worker suspects sandstone shedding from the shaft while a riverfront repair idea involves a protective stone coating and restoration effort on the ancient obelisk.
Fragmentary text notes a long line of history linked to Geshen and Christian heritage. It references a monument or obelisk in a native land, standing in contemplation of a storied past spanning six and a half centuries.
Dr William Kuckre chemist reports a new painting process succeeds after prior attempts failed to fully restore the parts. The restoration halts the decay and New York breathes easier.
The article argues paint coating preserves structures and conserves natural resources. A thin film paint protects wood better than rubber, costing under a penny per square foot and guarding worth dollars of surface for years. It urges diligent use of paint to prevent decay and maintain appearance.
The film New Glory for O14 will be distributed in the United States to aid the Liberty Loan drive. It portrays U S army activities and war scenes with five reels of 5 000 feet. Admission charges are planned at Liberty Loan meetings.
A wartime appeal urges all Americans to back the Liberty Loan and War Savings Stamps to fund the war effort. It highlights helping soldiers, supporting dependents, and aiding postwar rehabilitation while stressing every citizen can contribute to world liberty and enduring peace.
Editorial urges Americans to keep Liberty Bonds, not sell or trade them, praising the Doughboys and fearing retreat. It calls on every citizen to hold bonds, placing emphasis on patriotism and national resolve despite ongoing war.
Planning for today and tomorrow stresses family nation and self. Wisely spending meets tomorrow’s needs while investing savings funds opportunities that may arise. War Savings Stamps hold money for opportunity, build thrift, and support future success.
A feature profiles a woman famed for thrift stamp discipline. She saves every quarter by converting it to thrift stamps, noting a $2.14 reduction on a $10 shoe purchase and planning a penny bank to grow small savings into thrift stamps. The story highlights her family reputation and playful bet on getting ahead.
A historical note recalls early oil pipe projects from Olf Creek to Kittan aing Pa facing stiff teamster resistance. Despite proposals of wooden four inch pipes and later, a 102 mile line, progress stalled until major investors took charge. By 1917 gasoline volumes soared, signaling a turning point for the industry amid ongoing land transfers and property dealings.
Southbound trains from Portland to Newberg listed with departure and arrival times. Trains Nos 356 and 360 between Newberg and McMinnville are continued. Saturday only service details noted for Nos 361 and 362.
Real estate transfers include N J Bank to W 8 Hibbert for 362 acres in Dayton priced at $0.01. Allen T Bates et al to Yamhill county Oregon and John Bird ellartw ti. Lovina F Baxter et al to P P Wright 57.49 acres. Bell Real Estate Co to Security Savings & Trust Co 20 as 5 14 t Sar 2 w for $10. A J Bewly and wife to Winifred Thomason 25.67 acres. Gale Hill to Hugo Warnke and wife to 8 Elrod Acres for $1. Julia Jones to Mrs Mae Robison 229 City of Dayton $500. M Kennedy and wife to Milledge 8S McElhaney and wife 11 and 4 bikes 12 Yamhill for $10. John H Bennett to Henry M Tol eon and wife bike 12 O T Whiteson for $100. Carl F Breck and wife to W Harmon 11.84 acres LaBonte die and leheee-ae NP Robison. dle t 4 yw for $16.
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