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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
8
A poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges mothers to guard daughters and talk openly about life’s truths to prevent men from losing self control. The piece cautions against casual clothing and behavior that tempts soldiers and emphasizes preserving innocence through family guidance.
About 3 000 of Oregon’s 10 000 farmers will receive farm record books designed by R V Gunn at O A C. The volumes include receipts and expenditures, yearly inventories, net returns, farm usage, plots, yields and acreage, breeding records, weights and measures, and space for classifying items.
Farmers and taxpayers of Newberg and Chehalem Valley gathered in a mass meeting at Dun can's hall and approved a gasoline tax for road improvement a higher auto license tax and a tax on hire vehicles support for a pending billion dollar federal bond issue creation of a tax on land tributary to roads and urging delegates to push favorable road law provisions in Congress and the Oregon Legislature
A editorial note contrasts Turkey peace terms with dissolution of the Ottoman Empire and outlines New Republic proposals for state bonds, highway funding, and committee actions. It advocates heavy bond issuance for road projects and urges support for the Newberg Carlton road. It calls for committees to publicize and solicit subscriptions, prioritizing road costs and feeder lines for farmers.
General Welfare Bulletin argues that while the Interior Department touts tens of millions of acres of desert swamp and cut over land as potential farms, immediate disbandment of the army and jobs for soldiers demand action now rather than waiting on distant, uninhabitable lands.
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