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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
2
Newberg Graphic, a newspaper in Oregon, lists its mail rate as 1.50 per year in advance. The issue dated Thursday December 28, 1916 appears as a standard postal entry for an ad class matter in Newberg, Oregon.
The article argues that scientific farming blends theory and practice with field testing and agent support. It cites 1700 farm clubs, 50 000 members, 30 000 meetings, and 1 200 000 attendees in the South, plus $4 000 000 cotton and $37 000 000 corn gains, showing bankers and farmers mutual stake in progress.
Santa visits Dundee and Red Hills with school presents for pupils. Families share gifts, candy, and letters from soldiers, noting thoughtful giving and community pride. Multiple households travel to Portland for celebrations as local youths receive awards and family gatherings deepen holiday spirit.
The Marshfield Record notes that matrons of maternity homes warn flippant talk about fellows triggers girls toward disgrace. It cites rising gaiety in cities with dances, rides, plays, and picture shows creating opportunities for new acquaintances and risky, informal friendships.
Miss Laura Judy, principal, vacationing with parents at Amity. Christmas visits include Miss Maude Putman returning to Seattle, Mrs. Fred Kincaid and Sunny Kincaid with relatives in Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Etsel Markell and family from Pleasant Home traveling to Springbrook. Evah Hadley, a UO senior, enjoys a two week break at home. The Lucas family of Portland and J. Clemenson host and visit in Dundee and nearby.
BS to T. H. Feary spent Christmas in Portland. Co. H. Haynes of Portland was a Sunday guest at the Stockman home. Lyle Burgoyne returned home Saturday after California to share Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Muriel Burgoyne were at home on Christmas day. Foster Mills came from Idaho to Spring Brook for Christmas dinner. Roy H. Mills and daughter, Paul Mills, Mrs. W. E. Guyer and children, and Clifford Wallen visited from Salem this week. Elsie Winters and Florence Rees are enjoying holiday time at home. Graphic and Weekly Oregonian offer appears priced at $2.00 for one year.
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