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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
3
Newberg Graphic published every Thursday evening from the Graphic Building at 666 First Street Newberg Oregon. Office contact via White 33. entered at the Newberg post office as second class matter. Subscription price two dollars per year in advance.
A holiday message extends warm wishes to friends and readers for a merry Christmas. The note hopes Santa brings joy to all, acknowledges distant children in need, and expresses gratitude for abundance in Newberg.
Townley, jailed for disloyal wartime utterances, envisions widening the Non Partisan League to endorse any party candidates who align with its program. He argues to remove office seekers from the organization to prevent traitorous turn. The plan aims to spread Townley socialism and weaken existing parties.
The article argues against using Xmas for Christmas noting its sacred meaning and birthday of Jesus Christ. It urges a reform to discard the shortened term and emphasizes the importance of the holiday’s significance over brevity. The piece then critiques a county budget meeting set for December 29 in McMinnville and analyzes rising expenditures and taxes for 1922 including sheriff clerk treasurer assessor road bonds and school funding.
A notice argues for using Christmas in place of the broader term holiday and insists on honoring the traditional name in graphics and advertising, while acknowledging advertiser terminology in non-content areas.
Travelling men report that business is looking up across the country as conditions gradually return to normal and leaders grow more optimistic about the near future.
A hopeful note underscores a Christmas theme praising world peace and renewed prosperity as one of the finest presents society can share. The message emphasizes collective rejoicing and a brighter future.
A forecast suggests colder air and potential winter conditions for the holiday period as the pattern shifts. Officials warn residents to prepare for possible changes in travel and outdoor plans this Christmas season.
A brief note observes morning chill versus midday warmth as the day progresses, highlighting the sun’s warmth at noon and a brisk start to the day.
A report by Southern Pacific general manager J. H. Dyer shows 20 634 undesirables were removed from trains or premises in October, with 158 286 removed from January 1 to October 31 1921. California leads in October removals, underscoring a statewide unemployment strain.
Superintendent Mary L. Fulkerson announces the annual convention to be held at Lincoln High School Portland from December 27 to 30 1921 with headquarters at the Portland Hotel. The program features standing committee meetings department sessions and two main speakers Dr Charles H Judd and Dr Marion Leroy Burton both from major universities appearing in general and department sessions.
The method describes heating or vacuum cleaning the rugs then tacking them face down on a clean unused floor. Tepid glue is applied to the wrong rug side with a brush and left to dry, using boiled glue made from half an age of glue in about two quarts of water. A half pound of glue sizes a 9x12 Axminator and three small rugs.
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