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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic prints weekly on Thursday mornings from its office at Graphic Building 600 First Street Oregon. Subscription is $8.00 per year in advance. This issue is dated Thursday April 21, 1921.
Opinion piece urges forming a Newberg body modeled on Salem Cherrians and Portland Rdsarians to promote berry industry. Advocates a cherry carnival and outreach at Rose Show and State Fair to advertise Newberg as a berry center and boost local business and farming.
An editorial argues that extreme frugality harms industry and warns against excessive penury. It notes the danger of not dimming headlights and urges readers to consider the risks of blinding oncoming drivers for economy.
The piece expresses hope that Portland secures a 1925 exposition, praising its potential to bring crowds and benefit the region while urging Newberg to prepare and support local industries by patronizing them to maximize advantage.
An auto accident on the highway last Sunday afternoon serves as a warning to drivers about attempting to overtake only when a clear road ahead is ensured.
City residents urge faster housing development with a cooperative spirit. Officials note demand for affordable units while neighbors offer volunteering to assist builders and crews.
Local observers note many Newberg residents used the cleanup period and urge a lasting habit of tidiness to prevent litter and upkeep issues in the community.
Promote buying Newberg goods to strengthen the local economy. Supporters say spending a dollar locally helps build the community rather than flowing elsewhere.
A traditional saying reflects shifting preferences as domestic poultry gains practical value at home while garden keeps produce abundance and local households rethink where to place their resources.
The Southern Pacific company announced reestablishment of excursion rates to all points east by all transcontinental roads. Rates suspended in 1917 will return with tickets sold June 15 to August 15 and a travel limit of October 31. The old rate of one and one third fares for the round trip is restored.
Rumors of oil strikes near Ami ty stir hope and rustle plans for a joint stock company to explore the area. A deep well on the Yanderlea farm of J B McNerney and Son reportedly shows traces of oil in the water, with samples sent for analysis.
The Graphic reports it has the highest circulation of any newspaper in Yamhill County, asserting leadership in local readership and distribution.
The piece recounts a heated exchange in New York’s congressional district over farm bureau tactics to boost prices by limiting production. Yates County’s H. S. Pillager argues farmers have a right to regulate their own products, contrasting industrialists and accusing Gould of representing big interests.
Rev Milton A Marcy of Dayton has been appointed pastor of the McMinnville church by Bishop Ward. A leading young Oregon conference member, he graduated from Willamette in 1916 and Kimball School of Theology the same year, has served Falls City and Dayton, taught in Dayton public schools, and currently enters his sixth year here as pastor amid plans for a new church community hall to be dedicated in June.
A clergyman with a family of four children, two sons and two daughters, will occupy the pulpit for the first time next Sunday. He plans to move to McMinnville as soon as his school closes in June. Telephone Register.
The list shows electric train arrivals at Newberg city ticket office with departures to Portland and varied times. Notable daily times include 6:06 am and 9:02 am for to Portland, 1:15 pm and 4:06 pm, and an early Sunday special at 12:45 am.
Schedule effective August 15 1919 shows weekend service with Saturday Sunday only trips at 11 00 pm and 8 00 pm. Reservations required for theater trips or special journeys via Portland main 8314 and Newberg Black 120.
Eunice J. Kramer administratrix has filed the final account in the Henry W. Kramer estate in Yamhill County Oregon. The County Court in McMinnville sets May 21 1921 at 10 a m for hearing to determine if the final account should be allowed and the estate closed. All interested persons must appear to show cause.
Mary P. Johnson executrix of Cyrene Palmer deceased files final account in Yamhill County Oregon. Court to hear May 2, 1921 at 10 a.m. in McMinnville to confirm, discharge executrix, and close estate. C. R. Chapin attorney. First publication March 31 1921. last publication April 28 1921.
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