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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic issue from August 10 1916 notes a cool Tuesday with Wisconsin people holding their... The readable fragment hints at a local newspaper format and weather mention, with no full event details available.
A quoted slogan from a voter musicably proposes defeating the brewery amendment by urging "Vote 315 X No." The phrase raises questions about campaign conduct and voter messaging ahead of the November election.
Southern Pacific announces a major project in San Francisco, preparing to construct the largest office building west of Chicago. The ten story structure will measure 275 by 209 feet, signaling strong confidence in future railroading activity on the coast.
Local residents in Folk County organize a recall drive targeting the sitting county judge. Organizers cite concerns about governance and ethics and pledge petitions and public meetings to gather support.
A pay up appeal published two weeks ago is drawing steady results. Small contributions from multiple sources add up to ease the heavy expense account, intensified by doubled printer stock prices.
In a quip aimed at easing restrictions, attorney C E S Wood argues nursing mothers need beer and should have easy access. The remark implies a personal history with drinking, suggesting the comment may reflect his views or experiences.
A Hood River Valley stroll notes shifting farming practices with clover crops and orchard management. It mentions gravelting roads replacing crushed rock for auto travel and recalls Evangelist Billy Sunday’s summer presence. The piece praises local spirit while critiquing persistent knockers and absent treatment in the community.
The aged Hood River Smith, a founder of local apple growing and the man who helped seed the Hood River spirit, remains active in town. He greets old friends and recalls the glory of his Beulah Land orchard despite his advancing years.
Miss Eaton of Portland visits the Harper home while Robert Jensen builds a prune dryer in Amity. Many residents travel to coast, Rockaway Beach, and Otterbrook. The Dundee Woman's Club holds meetings, adds new members and tours Dayton, Ohio. Families reunite at the Herring home as local outings and dances unfold with guests from Portland Seattle Spokane.
Prof. Lewis of Pacific College preached at the union church Sunday morning. I. BE. Ebbert of Portland is visiting his brother M. D. Ebbert. M. D. Ebbert and wife and Mrs. Hiatt spent five days in Southern Oregon visiting relatives.
Local notes recount visits from Fairbanks Alaska and Wilsonville and gatherings at Chambers and Patten homes. A gopher gun accident on a Carter family farm left a boy with a finger injury while Louise Nelson escaped minor foot injury. Trips to Wilhoit springs and Newport are noted with mention of agates, shells, and a rough Pioneer Mountain road.
Mrs Hertig is slowly recovering from a week long illness. H G Crocker and family were Sunday guests at the Boyd home. Miss Theresa Boyd visited at home and with her sister Mrs Sleeper last week. Little William Carters hand was badly hurt by a gopher gun.
The Springbrook society reports a slight slump in Sunday evening attendance as many members take a beach vacation. Special songs were led by Miss Maude Haworth and Mrs. Wade Williams. Miss Mabel Rush leads next Sunday with the topic True Beauty and How to Get It. Presbyterian young people discuss the same topic under Miss Britt. Last Sunday’s service was interesting with Miss Lila leading. All members urged to meet at the church on.
Next Sunday evening each society plans talks songs and recitations with leaders Miss Helen Scott Miss Elva Parrish Edgar Burns Edna Everest and Miss Gladys Paulsen guiding programs on topics from The Crippled Wrestler's Victory Growth Body Mind and Spirit Peace and related themes Attendees are invited to join from 7 to 8 PM for a brief communal session and shared art from all groups reported by Pree Reer.
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