Newberg Paving Question Debated Ahead of Monday Meeting
The Newberg Graphic notes a large turnout for the upcoming paving vote with a remonstrance signed by about ninety percent of property owners who oppose paying current prices. It contrasts local bids with State Highway Commission estimates and questions whether Newberg can secure lower costs than the state. The editor also previews Fred Lockley as a potential Republican candidate for secretary of state and mentions a forthcoming county bonding communication from W. B. Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lockley
Oregon
Fred
Graphic
Jesse Edwards
G. W. James
W. T. Anderson
C. C. Ferguson
Larkin
State Highway Commission
Newberg
State of
A Call for a Leader Not On Horseback
The piece argues against a flashy riding hero and urges a practical leader on foot. It condemns partisan bluster and calls for a sturdy American figure with clear sight, European awareness, and the resolve to enact necessary remedies. It questions whether such a man exists among favored sons, political candidates, or bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hoover Fits the Specifications as Expected Leader
The text praises Herbert Hoover for walking with the people and rejecting elite favors. It lauds his clear vision for the future and strength to abandon past entanglements, citing past performances as evidence he meets the specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Saturday Evening Post
County Club Meeting at Lad Hill School and Hall
In Lad Hill near Yamhill and Clackamas counties a county club gathering was held at Lad Hill Hall on April 16. Miss Romney P. Snedeker praised club work, L. J. Allen discussed livestock judging, and R. G. Scott urged weed control. Lad Hill pig and sewing clubs each reported active membership. a community meal followed.
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Yamhill County
Clackamas County
Oregon
Lad Hill
Lad Hill Hall
Romney P. Snedeker
L. J. Allen
State Livestock Club
R. G. Scott
Allen
Miss Snedeker
Scott
Canada Thistle
Lad Hill School
Geo. Smith
Coast Altitude Record Smashed
Walter T. Varney set a new Pacific Coast altitude record of 21 800 feet over San Francisco in a Lincoln Standard aircraft. He started at 10 01 and climbed to 14 000 feet before the cold and thin air halted a 25 000 foot attempt. Varney reported severe cold and breathing difficulties but no engine trouble. Meyerhoffer also flew to 19 600 feet, 300 feet above his year-old mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf
Meyerhoffer
San Diego
Walter T. Varney
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Varney
Major Schroeder
Varney Forces
W C T U Meeting Set At Mrs Fortune Home
The W C T U plans a meeting at Mrs Walter Fortune 215 Sherman and Washington streets on Wednesday April 28 at 2 30. Mrs Mary Bankson leads the program with talks on My citizenship for unselfish service and Our part in world evangelism. Mrs M C Wire speaks on citizenship and Mrs Lillie Welter on evangelism with other activities including a monthly birthday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fortune
Sherman and
Washington Streets
Mary £. Bankson
M. C. Wire
Lillie Welter
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Newberg Graphic
Mee
Graphic Building
First Street
W. B. Dennis
D. M. Nayberger
McMinnville, Ore
Pictorial Review
Baird
SELBY
Albany Sea Island
Baird's
Otto W. Heider
Sheridan
Brunswick
Altona
Kienle & Sons
First National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
J. L. van Blaricom
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