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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic weekly issue dated December 11, 1919 notes publication details at First Street and White, mentions postal matters, asks about a Willamette Valley edition of Snow Bound, and comments on snow causing hens to slow production with a remark on eggs and winter scenes. It also refers to toasting by the fire and recalling past weather.
A damaged local fragment mentions a neighbor visit as fuel costs rise and a pullets line appears. The text contrasts staying inside to speak a parting word with stepping out to observe the snow and egg production.
A column notes rising prices for suits and nursery stock while predicting slow relief. It jokes about Cupid, negotiations, and holiday plans in Newberg. It questions lawmaking sessions and street car speeds, and ends with a shy youth tale and a school board publishing debate about eight boys.
The text condemns publicizing students names and urges boys to reform for school discipline. It then discusses cherry growing in the valley, noting high nursery prices and soil suitability. It warns self sterile varieties and suggests pollinators like Black Republican and Tartarian among others to improve yields.
Reduced 20 percent. A few coats remain in the latest styles and high grade material. These are offered at lower prices.
The article compares Long Stemmed Waterhouse to Royal Ann, noting longer stems larger pits and softer flesh. It urges interplanting Waterhouse as a pollenizer since it yields ample fruit and stresses proper pollination and grafting methods for cherry trees, including top working and avoiding mixed varieties.
A reader asks for ongoing updates from the Graphic and local town coverage. The message emphasizes staying informed about community happenings and events through the paper.
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