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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
8
The Youths Companion publishers announce a 1914 calendar for every paid subscriber. The calendar is described as a gem of calendar making with decorative mounting, yet chiefly designed to be fully useful as a calendar for the new year.
Farmers and poultrymen may view the Oregon Agricultural College champion dens during Farmers Week December 8 to 13. A free utility poultry show runs Tuesday through Friday with lectures daily by poultry experts and demonstrations on housing yarding feeding and egg candling.
A rambling 1920s sale pitch extols trust over price cutters, praising The Big Howey Store for fair prices and friendly service. It weaves in anecdotes about a Thanksgiving football trip, then promotes hardware bargains, fence cord pricing, cedar posts, and Du Pont land-clearing powder. The piece also lists cash-only meat markets, lost glasses, and assorted ads.
G S Nelson announces wood sawing services after purchasing the Will Crater outfit. He is ready to take calls at corner 4th and Meridian and can be reached by phone Black 119. Advertisement appears in the August 11 edition.
County Assessor Martin Miller says all special school levies and city levies must be reported by December 1. Levy figures by Yamhill county cities are Newberg 12 Mills Minville 12.5 Mills Willamina 10 Mills Yamhill 8 Mills Lafayette 10 Mills Amity 5 Mills Dundee 5 Mills Sheridan 10 Mills
On Friday evening at 5 30 the Presbyterian church ladies host a chicken pie supper in the basement. Menu includes chicken pie mashed potatoes cream turnips cranberry jelly pickles celery salad rolls apple pie cheese coffee tea. Tickets 35 cents children under 10 pay 25 cents.
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