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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
8
A Newberg letter to the editor clarifies that empty cans on the city dump derive from California and Hawaii packed fruits used to fill preserves orders, not local fruit loss. The note also mentions Corvallis voting a $100000 bond for water system improvements.
Owing to conditions in Newberg the Baker and Star theatres will consolidate under management by J H Peabody and J C Allmon. The Baker remains open as usual while the Star will operate as needed to ensure the best entertainment. Peabody promises entire community satisfaction.
Former Vice President T R Marshall is set to speak in Corvallis on April 20, delivering remarks at a community gathering hosted by local organizers. He will discuss public service and national issues.
FOR SALE Good farm horse 9 yrs old 60 F Shwarzin Rex 2811 FOR SALE Household goods Second door east of Springbrook store 28t1 VAN S BARBER SHOP Neat and clean First class work and baths Porter to shine shoes while you wait Three doors west of Spaulding Lumber Co office See Vandermark Newberg Oregon 272
Dayton voters approved a charter amendment at a Tuesday election. The measure centers on increasing the city’s floating indebtedness, according to the Dayton Tribune.
County Commissioner John F. Carstens died early Thursday after a brief illness. He had attended business at the courthouse until last Wednesday and his illness was not generally known until his death.
Pat Donovan of Newberg received twenty five days in county jail for aiding Jack Curry in manufacturing laquor. Curry had prior sentencing for his involvement. Donovan pleaded due to his destitute wife and four weeks old baby.
The Willamina Parent-Teachers Association has raised 500 dollars for a community hall and gym project. It seeks 2500 more through cash, labor, and materials, with a committee ready to canvass the town for support.
The Graves Canning Co of Sheridan hosted a dinner for about sixty local business people. Roy Graves spoke on canning conditions and plans to expand capital, with about $3000 of new stock issued, according to the Sheridan Sun.
The News-Times reports paving activities have resumed at Forest Grove. Warren Construction Co. will erect a larger plant there after winning the contract for the highway work between Forest Grove and Gaston.
County School Superintendent Duncan visited Willamina and its outlying schools last Thursday, left his car, toured country roads, and found all schools in first class shape. He returned to McMinnville Friday evening.
The Forest Grove News-Times reports a contract award for roofing the new Masonic and Eastern Star home at that location. The slate roof costs $31,250, part of a projected total building cost near $350,000.
Archie Ryan son of George E Ryan of Dundee died in Astoria last Friday after tubercular trouble. He was twenty years old. The funeral was at Dundee church Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Taber pastor officiating.
A list of aphorisms attributed to Marshall Field highlighting time value success severance work simplicity character kindness example duty economy patience talent origin. The items emphasize personal virtue and social influence.
A long list of property transfers shows numerous parcels traded among individuals and couples in cities and townships including Newberg McMinnville Dayton Carlton and Dayton. Transfers involve small lots half acres and larger tracts with prices ranging from 1 to 6735 dollars and include Riverside Orchards and Chehalem Uplands subdivisions.
Early garden preparation and timely planting are essential. Prepare the land now to avoid losses from late planting and ensure good yields for crops that mature quickly.
Farmers suffer annual losses from poor seed quality as up to date tests show. The U S Department of Agriculture advises testing seeds before planting using a home germinator with small seed samples to gauge viability and weed content.
The article notes turkeys have increased in size since domestication. Wild birds today average about 12 pounds for young toms and eight pounds for young hens, while Bronze variety standards reach 25 pounds for young toms and 16 pounds for young hens.
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