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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic announces Thursday publication from the Graphic Building at 0 First Street. An office at Whitesi Real dence on Blue 87 appears in the notice with unclear fees and reference to a Newberg litter issue.
In Walla Walla Washington street car lines plan to quit business soon due to many automobile owners. The note urges subscribers to check blue pencil marks showing subscription expirations as of August 7 1919.
A Summer Normal attendance of four hundred at Monmouth produced only three Jones men. The remark highlights the shrinking male presence among teachers and the social scene described with light humor.
In a Twenty-Five Years Ago item from Chicago the American Railway Union issues an urgent message to U.S. voters urging support for the populist ticket. The note, once a call, now reads as a demand with an attached threat.
The survey shows Oregon editors preferring Taft over Hughes for the Republican nomination while praising the county’s wheat prospects and criticizing Wilson’s railroad policy. Observers compare Portland and Seattle, lamenting Portland’s fading docks and Seattle’s united business leadership as Seattle grows while Portland clings to past glory.
The article argues Portland could lead the Northwest if local leadership embraced new investment and wider capital circulation. It notes past reluctance to accept outsiders with capital and hints at a desire for reform but questions whether the system will open to such investors. It mentions numerous funerals as a sign of desperation.
The Canton district leads a flourishing gunpowder and firecracker industry. Chinese use firecrackers to celebrate weddings festivals birthdays and to ward off evil. Exports reach about three million dollars annually with simpler models made from corded bamboo and red paper and alum used to lessen smoke.
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