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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
4
The Graphic invites readers to supply a local correspondent in their district or contact the paper to push a proposition. Readers are urged to phone or write if their area has no rep, aiming to improve community coverage.
The Epworth League sponsors an unusual entertainment on Saturday evening April 30 at the Community hall. A program resembling an Oregon institution in Salem will guide attendees through an engaging evening. Local talent contributes with the highlight of a May 7 concert with P Waldo Davis and chimes at 8 p.m. in Dundee.
Andrew Strong plows for H C Baker. The Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday. E G Fendall visited McMinnville this week. Rice improves the E G Fendall home. Mr and Mrs Billy Sullivan attended a Portland baseball game last Monday. Leonard Versteeg and his father aid teams in Newberg. Mrs C W Smith and son returned from Seattle. H L Amoth to attend Fruit Growers meeting in Salem. Mrs Myrtle Herrick joined the Ladies Aid. Mrs Rose of Portland, sister of Mrs Wm Dolph, visited last weekend. Lester Daniels road boss on a Yamhill branch road making improvements.
Frank Remmillard visited Portland last Friday. Vancouver residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Everest visited in the home of W R Everest. Multnomah hospital staff Fay Muir and Marguerite Johnson are at home. Carl Monach and family drove to Salem for the Growers Cooperative meeting on April 26. A road meeting at the school house formed a Farmers union with Billy Sullivan as president and N P Nelson as secretary. Mrs Marie Tangen and the Misses Anna Elsie and Aub Tangen enjoyed a Newberg visit with Nelse Rasmussen and family. Attendees included Nelson Oscar EmilHans Peterson and the Grimes and Griggs families. Rasmussen sold property to Oregon City buyers.
George McDowell sold ten fat hogs to Mr Winters. Mrs L Whitaker visited Portland to see her parents. Mrs McCaffery and mother-in-law visited the school. Rex people attended Dr Littlefield funeral. Several locals traveled to Portland for shopping and visits. National Children's Week observed at church Sunday morning. Jack Smith recovering from illness. Rex school dismissed Thursday for funeral attendance. Rudolph Shaad visited with musical selections.
Long ricks of cordwood near Rex owned by Jenkins and Garland have sold and shipped along with most cordwood in the area. Sunday evenings at the Friends church feature discussions on Young People of the Bible with music. Ward is invited by Dr J Lewis, former Rex resident, now in Montana after a move from Berkeley with a grocery store venture.
The report lists multiple movements and visits across Oregon. Individuals like Mr Muir, Newhouse, Roland Heater, David Hobson, Mrs McCollough, the Mills and Miller households, Dr Lewis, Rev and Mrs Fischer, and J L Haworth with Bertie Rogers are noted in trips to Forest Grove Portland Salem Corvallis Belgrade Montana Fairfield Washington and the rock bound coast.
Poultry feeding tests by the United States Department of Agriculture show Rhode Island Reds in wheatless pens averaged 140 eggs versus 134 in wheat fed pens. Garbage feeding declined with warm weather due to spoilage. trough feeding improved results. Vegetable protein cannot fully replace animal protein, but a mash with 15 percent meat scrap yielded solid results for heavier breeds like Plymouth Rocks, with slightly lower egg output than higher meat content rations.
New experiments started this year compare alfalfa meal with sprouted oats and a mixed vegetable ration. Green feeds show higher production than other feeds, highlighting the value of variety in rations and the importance of green feeds as a staple option.
A bootblack earns praise for his craftsmanship and polish, drawing attention amid mixed opinions. His skilled technique and polished finish stand out in a crowded setting.
Chinch bugs have appeared in parts of the United States threatening future wheat production. They overwinter in wild grasses and along hedges and woodlands. burn grasses leaves and trash where they refuged. Clean up rubbish to kill remaining insects and deter infestation.
The Graphic reports thirty eight new subscribers this month including J. C. Endsley Elmer Hodges D A Dobbs James Patterson Co H Ellis and O O Smith. Advertising in The Graphic yields results with the county’s largest circulation.
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