Staple and Fancy Groceries Advertise Prompt Service
A local grocer promotes fresh fruits and vegetables and urges customers to phone in grocery orders. They claim prompt service and invite new trade from the most particular shoppers.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
3
Local items from Newberg and vicinity note moves and events
Mr Chambers has moved out of Newberg after purchasing the Dolph farm. Mrs Harry Smith has been in Portland. H L Amoth is ready for plastering a new house. Mrs Marsh suffered a severe cut. Dr Barcroft dressed it. Harold Davis had a painful hand burn. Neils Nelson visiting Sherman county. Mrs A H Boyd visiting her mother Mrs DeWitt of Monmouth. Ladies Aid attendance large with fourteen at dinner. five new members joined. Four new members joined the W C T U. West Chehalem basketball rivals Fernwood and Dundee. 15 12 loss, 27 13 win. Church services revised for next Sunday. Mrs Luther Muzzy back in the community. Mrs Lou Carter returned from ten days in Portland and Oregon City with a ship crewman. Harry Carter ill with inflammatory rheumatism but improving. Potter Palmer pursued a guest who fled unpaid. reply cites bill of 8.62 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Portland
H. L. Amoth
Marsh
Dr. Barcroft
Harold Davis
Neils Nelson
Sherman County
A. H. Boyd
DeWitt
Monmouth
Ladies Aid
George Wenger
West Chehalem
Christian Endeavor
Luther Muzzy
Lou Carter
Oregon City
Phillippines
Japan
China
Harry Carter
Remarkable Thirsts Among Glassblowers
A physician notes a young glassblower who drinks 12 gallons of water daily and a tubful overnight, while others consume 50 to 60 pints in a day and remain unaffected. The tale highlights extreme water intake among workers.
Patriot Ambition Questioned Over Government Service
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt shows a pompous citizen denying membership in a ple brigade while Mr. Duthwaite presses for government service. The exchange centers on serving the country without pecuniary reward and the patriot’s duty to seek public employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ple
Mr. Duthwaite
Birmingham Age-Herald
Fortune telling cited by New Haven merchants
A dialogue notes belief in fortune telling and Mercantile agencies as fairly accurate, with papa as a believer. The New Haven Register records the conversation as a human interest snippet about faith in financial prognostication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Register
City of Newberg Treasurer Report for 1920 Finances
City treasurer presents year ending December 31 1920 figures for Newberg Oregon detailing General Water Sewer Street City Park and Library funds. Shows receipts total 78944 18 with disbursements 89183 15 and net bonded indebtedness 143596 48 plus property lien and other obligations totaling 163905 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Oregon
General Fund
iSewer
Rode Park Fund
City Hall
Water Fund
Osep Ae Eee
City Park Fund
iGeneral Fund
Prand
Sas Ae Caren
City Park
Framed Letter Reveals Love Request From Military Family
An excerpt from The American Legion Weekly features a plea where a father is urged to approve a marriage to Jim praised for bravery in France, noting two medals for actions including cleaning dugouts and mopping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
France
The
American Legion Weekly
Baptist Conference in Portland Draws Noted Speakers
The Baptists of Oregon announce a conference in Portland February 13 14 15 at the White Temple with Rev C A Brooks D D Henry W Peabody of Boston and Rev W H Bowler of the Board of Promotion. Mrs Peabody a missionary from South India and first vice president of the Foreign Mission Society speaks on mission needs. delegates from all churches expected at the mass meeting with Eugene sessions February 15 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists of
Oregon
C. A. Brooks
D. D
Henry W. Peabody
Boston
W. H. Bowler
Board of Promotion
Portland
White Temple
Brooks
Europe
Russia
Peabody
South India
Foreign Mission Society
Mision Stations
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Baptist Board of ‘Promotion
Cdast
Eugene
Photopia Houses Schedule Week of Screenings
Newberg's photopia venues begin Friday with Mae Mash in The Little Fraid Lady at Star. Monday to Tuesday feature Dorothy Phillips in The Right to Happiness. Wednesday to Thursday show Polly of the Storm Country with Mildred Harris Chaplin. Baker presents Fatty Arbuckle in A Reckless Romeo Friday and Saturday. Metro offers Hearts are Trumps Monday to Tuesday and Nazimova in Ma Dame Peacock Wednesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Photopia
Star
Mae Mash
Dorothy Phillips
Polly
Strom Country
Grace Miller Wright
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Tomorrw
Fatty” Arbuckle
Romeo
Arbuckle
Legion
Metro
Nazimova
Madame Peacock
Greed worse than poverty argues fear of want as spur
Dr. Charlies Aubrey Eaton in Leslie's contrasts poverty and greed. He says poverty can spur thrift and virtue, while greed promotes self destruction and social discord, hindering lasting peace. The piece warns against infecting society with greed and fear of poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Aubrey Eaton
Leslie
Traditional Japanese go-betweens arrange marriages
In Japan marriages are steered by elder go-betweens who find a couple, inform parents, and arrange a meeting on neutral ground. If families approve after a preliminary look, parents meet again to finalize the match, binding it with an exchange of presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Bible literacy critiqued as nation’s deficit in reading
A Detroit Free Press excerpt laments widespread Bible ignorance among students and parents, noting the Bible’s deep literary influence and urging renewed engagement. The piece cites a professor’s English class test and warns that many miss biblical sources behind Hamlet and Lear. It adds a historic vignette about Charles VI’s yearly ritual until 1558.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses the Lawgiver
Hamlet
King Lear
Detroit Free Press
Had Rehearsal of Funeral by Charles V
The sixteenth century king Charles V and Holy Roman Emperor staged a self funeral rehearsal. A wax-lit church, a catafalque, and mourning cortege formed as he, in sable, watched his own obsequies and offered his taper to the officiating priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V
Spain
Germany
Sonal
Sheep in the mountains adapt to domestication changes
The text notes that wild sheep relied on agility to avoid wolves and that domestication altered their life, reducing the advantage of natural defenses. Hoof growth outpaces pasture wear and footrot arises. Wool, once essential at high altitudes, becomes a nuisance, making sheep vulnerable to ticks and maggots.
Aunt Martha Struggles Crossing Busy Street
The elderly Aunt Martha, showing signs of mental stress, explains she waited on a street corner for half an hour as street cars and wagons crowded traffic. She finally crossed after they passed and came to the current location as fast as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Lawdy
Professor Interrogates Provision Man During Frugal Supper Gaffe
President Thanklin of Wesleyan University condemns profiteers after a professor is startled by a night visit in the cellar. A torch reveals a shadowy figure who jokes it is the weekly provisions man, prompting the professor to raise his hands in surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanklin
Wesleyan University
Mark Memorial Trees National Honor Roll Planters
The American Forestry Association of Washington offers to register memorial trees on its national honor roll, promoting ongoing care for trees after planting. The text notes many planters prematurely finish their job after soil is backfilled, risking poor tree outcomes without continued attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Association of Washington
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OR i Arnaco
Edad
Pyrone
J. L. van Blaricom
Mr. Chambers
Dolph Farm
Potter Palmer
Palmer House
Evans Plumbing Shop
First Street
C. A. Hodson
Shiloh
Frances Woodrupf
Emma L. Gow
Om'y
de Eisek Wa
Ap- SP
W. BH
Woodworth
City of
Baptist
United States
Newberg Steam Laundry
Damon
Pythias
Dallas Love Sharp
Charles VI
Mark
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