Newberg Graphic Mounts Weekly Thursday Morning Edition
The Newberg Graphic announces a weekly Thursday morning edition directed by Woodward and edited by W. C. Woodward who serves as publisher and editor.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic announces a weekly Thursday morning edition directed by Woodward and edited by W. C. Woodward who serves as publisher and editor.
Deputy dairy inspector Mrs Yoakam stirred controversy at the Oregon Dairy Association gathering in Coos county by recounting a dairyman who washed a separator with his sock. Local readers debate the remark with mixed humor and criticism, noting a woman inspector’s overall competence.
James Dryden of the Oregon Agricultural College poultry department is sending a state wide list of practical questions to farmers and poultry-keepers. The aim is to summarize verified observations for a bulletin. Responses are encouraged to improve the growing poultry industry and meet egg and meat demand.
A German psychologist explains churchgoers often fall into hypnotic trance sleep not from weariness but from intense concentration on the preacher. He notes men sleep more than women because women look at others' hats and gowns, distracting themselves. The remedy is for preachers to move about to prevent auto hypnosis.
Hat fashions described feature trimmed brimmed hats with floral accents and bird feathers alongside bright silk and satin suits designed to draw male attention in a period-appropriate style.
The Jacksonville Post presents a column of holiday greetings by Riley with Biblical allusions. A note touts Cham berlain s Salve for itching alongside a market update on hog shipments to Portland and return meat trade to Newberg farmers, describing a rail freight cycle.
Morris Walton Bain Morris Eisie Tangen Harry Crater Anpa Tangen and Florence Mc Guire signed the document. Bertua O. BunFord, Principal Manet E. Rusu, Assistant.
Rare opportunity to buy a plant setup in Newberg Oregon. Ten lots 48 by 100 feet each plus a 32 by 80 foot greenhouse with 3000 feet of glass and hot water heat. Complete irrigation, established flower trade, room to enlarge for wholesale production. Will sell greenhouse and any number of lots. Terms to suit. W. B. Sms.
Standard phones adopted by the Newberg Telephone Company offered for sale on installments. Shares of stock and second hand phones with extra parts also available. Contact S. J. Mapson, Mut. 18-3.
James A. Finch was found guilty of murdering Ralph B. Fisher. The jury delivered a first degree verdict after a brief deliberation of about thirty minutes. The public welcomed the speedy trial and conviction.
Reports indicate a catastrophic earthquake in southern Italy may be the worst in history with 110000 dead in two cities and possibly 100000 more dead elsewhere, plus many wounded and homeless.
Morris Walton’s cousin from Portland visits during holidays. Ella Evans travels to Portland to see friends. Mrs. Mary Scott Jamie and Mrs. Colton stay at Bonny View for Christmas. F Hodges loses a horse. Mrs. Paulsen visits Newberg with Mable. Mrs. Geo Perry travels with Mrs. Ridgway to Portland. Local crowd attends Newberg Carnival Monday night enjoys Jubilee Singers feats and basketball games.
Report for the month ending December 24 lists pupils not absent or tardy, including Warren Hyde Edna Everest Robert Shires Helen Ellis Vera Painton Barbara Morris Mabel Atkinson Gierin Barnhart Aubrey Tangen Oren Green Marjorie Green Willie Hyde Alice Green Ivan Morris Jesse Hyde Harold Weaver Anna Ellis Robert Walton Ella Christianson.
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