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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic is listed as a second class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office with H Woodward identified as editors and publishers.
H C McAllister of the Greater Oregon Home Rule Association replies to the Graphic editor, denying liquor interests alignment while urging Amendment 328 to let localities choose liquor policy. He argues business interests favor statewide prohibition’s local option and cites Oregon towns, tax payers, and notable figures in support.
A note cautions that dry conditions heighten fire danger and a small spark could destroy property.
A fragment notes a newspaper man considered a good fellow only when a candidate for official honors appears every two years, reflecting on media relationships with campaigns.
Mr Lee Dadisman is quite sick and Mrs Hendrickson remains on the sick list. Mr Teddy Johnson is on the mend after illness. Hill brothers and Earl Paulsen left Tuesday for a coast trip outing. Everest family recovering at home after a siege of sickness. Next meeting at the Adams home. Mrs Melody returns to Portland after Sunday. Services at 11 and 8. She will speak on missionary work and share experiences from Egypt.
Pleasant View announces Hoppicking begins Thursday August 25 in Scholls. Various local residents are noted visiting, returning from the coast, and winter plans in Alberta. A Sunday School picnic occurred at Laurel Heights with a program of recitations songs and instrumental music followed by a grove church service led by Rev. John Shires.
Advertises multiple rural holdings with varied sizes from 14 to 610 acres near R R towns and Newberg. Highlights cultivation, crops including oats, stock farms, house and barn, fences, roads, and values from 30 to 3300 dollars with options of cash, trade, or mortgage-like terms. Promotes agent availability for viewing and trades.
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