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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
4
E H Woodward editor announces Feb 3 1921 issue. Stresses valentine prune slogan and urges prudent finances as Newberg taxes rise to about 53 mills while nearby Woodburn sits at 66.9 mills. Warns on wills and widows needing support after a house head dies without a will.
The article questions wartime conservation while citing the cost of President Wilsons mission to France and implies excess spend. It notes hotel property damage listed at 125 870 dollars and announces John G Eckmans removal from the Telegraph editorial page after years of service.
The T. R. changes hands to George E. Martin Lynn C. Burch and I. L. McSherry with McSherry named editor He hails from Freewater and is a McMinnville College alumnus demonstrating courage to voice convictions amid opposition.
General John J. Pershing told the House naval affairs committee that civilization faces grave danger without U S leadership in disarmament talks. He urged all powers including Japan enter the conference and pressed civilian and military representation to seek a rational world military reduction. Lizzie A Shrader of Anderson California died January 25 at her daughter’s home, born 1850 in Harrisburg Pa, survived by three sons and a daughter.
A regional roundup notes Mrs. Moffitt visiting Portland with daughters, Clive Henry on the Puget Sound dredge, and Esther Welch from Seattle. Pacific College enrolls 135 for the second term while alumni tours include Wm. Reece and daughter Lena. Local sales, a blown foot bridge, and a Weatherhead move to Los Angeles accompany farm and military memories.
A Tuesday evening birthday party was held at Miss Olga Keller's home with games and social time. Refreshments followed and attendees wished Keller many happy returns. Guests included Florence Lee, Ruby Ingles, LaVerne Hodgson, Esther Wiley, Mae Wiley, Edith Sanderman, Adell Lamb, Olive Reed, Pearl Livengood, Virginia Cramer, Olga Keller, Walter Keller, and Mr. and Mrs. Keller.
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