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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
8
A readable market list shows items such as cantaloupes cooking apples green vegetables green onions cabbage dry onions and green beans. The note reads like a classified or stall display with produce categories. No dates or sellers are named in the fragment.
Weekend program features trick roping and riding, bucking horses, steers and bulls, horse and pony races, and aeroplane feats by Lieutenant L. B. Taylor. Entries open for races with liberal purses. Free fish and clam bake, big dance, water sports, and flights planned. Pacific City hosts events on land under short term lease, with usual ground privileges and assured reasonable accommodations.
Sung Pil writes that Korea wished to be free from the intolerable foreign yoke. He notes the 1919 independence demonstrations as national expressions repudiating Japanese rule and embodying the desire to secure inalienable rights.
Jessie E. Britt reports on Korea’s drive for national independence, denouncing Japanese rule, prison guards’ oppression of Christians, and the international appeal for aid. The piece links Korea’s freedom to regional peace and urges global support while noting local reflections on university town life and civic news.
A late diary entry from Evanston describes mosquitoes and a swarm of flies around the lake area. The piece notes planned segregation of Black people and recounts an outdoor campus performance where punk sticks and smoke drove pests away, with a humorous mystic atmosphere.
Prof A C Stanbrough returns from Eugene summer school while C C Frick reports improvement after turning point. Clarence Butt at Carson Washington hot springs. Women’s Relief Corps held all day meeting with picnic and sewing for a fall banner. Newbery Camp Modern Woodmen to meet in Duncan Hall Friday night with refreshments. Mrs L L Dye and Mrs Elizabeth Dye Rose back from Iowa and South Dakota travels. Roy Amy rescued Carol Clark from Yamhill river. teen Glen Lewis drowns. Missionary Horace W Houlding to speak at West Chehalem church on August 4 about Northern China. Residents urged to attend.
The guide advises light lime application on poor light soils lacking organic matter or dry ground, and heavier treatment on clay soils rich in organic matter. Lime per acre ranges from 500 to 3000 pounds. Ground limestone from a state plant yields less initial effect but longer lasting results than burnt or stacked lime.
For sale and want ads list travel fare and a Portland trip deal with stage service contact numbers Red 161 and White 36. Also items for sale include a baby sulky and a 43 inch wagon plus various household goods and furniture at Dennison Apts Portland Oregon with contact numbers Red 222 and Blue 9.
An advertisement promotes the Odd Job Man offering various tasks to be done by calling Blue 265.4302. The ad emphasizes assignable odd jobs and a contact method.
For sale. Land of various sizes with excellent soil and water, good valley view. Property on Chehalem Mountain at end of the new road. W. E. Burke 44 of THE MOTOR INN in Stall's Garage building corner of College and Second streets is owned and operated by Hulst & Sutherland. Lee Tires and Tubes offered with bargains on used Fords.
For sale items include a 1% horsepower gas engine, a pump jack and thresher pump with hose, plus several thousand feet of rough boards. Prices: $35 for Hercules hop above and piping, $45 for engine and pump equipment. Make offer, must sell. Old Floyd place. Box 73A Rt. 1, Dundee. A Tourville. 4411.
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays at 2 30 p m in Duncan’s Hall 311 First Street Frances Woodruff president Emma L Snow secretary
Administrator of Annie E. Branch estate files final account. County Court of Yamhill schedules hearing for objections August 15, 1921 at 11 AM in McMinnville. Also guardianship notices for Lilly Florence Hutzen urge appearance by August 20, 1921 to authorize sale of real property.
The People of Newberg Oregon pass an emergency ordinance requiring all building owners used as residence or business to install toilets and connect to the city sewer when available and to remove outside toilets with penalties for violation.
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