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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
4
Newberg Graphic dated Thursday December prints a holiday greeting to readers. It announces a seven day window for renewing to receive the Farm and Fireside free and urges readers to treat hens well as they lay eggs that help family groceries.
The author pitches sending a graphic to absent friends for a year as a meaningful, low-cost gift. They claim a dollar and a half invested in this keepsake outshines other holiday presents in appreciation, urging readers to try the idea.
A reader reflects on weather patterns from gloomy to bright and crisp days. The speaker notes that while clear skies are welcome, extended calm may bring increased illness and health concerns.
A large number of subscribers will receive Farm and Fireside as a premium for the coming year. The offer remains valid for the rest of the month and provides a good farm and family paper at no extra cost. All arrears must be paid and one year’s payment in advance.
The News notes several men were convicted under the local option law, with the town marshal among them. It states they received punishment equal to their conduct and calls on Falls City residents to respect law and its enforcement.
Dr Hutchinson, Oregon State Board of Health member, toured towns warning water purity issues. He told Salem residents their water was unsafe and could cause typhoid epidemics, a stance mocked by local papers but later proven prescient as typhoid spread in the city.
An Oregon discussion urges forming a stock company to plant a commercial apple orchard near Newberg with I N Campbell as manager and D Gordon as investor. The piece notes abundant good apple land around Newberg and calls for farmers and horticulturists to attend an January 4 session at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis for guidance.
A half page ad in this issue promotes a short term price offer to recruit new subscribers. The Graphic remains valued at 1.50 per year, with the intent to attract Farm and Fireside readers by providing introductory terms for advance payments and new subscribership incentives.
D P Strait proves care follows approved methods after son’s guidance at O A C. His apples, free of worms, win a Portland horticultural exhibit premium over Hood River rivals famed for Ba neve varieties. Witty maxims accompany the piece about happiness and honesty.
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