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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
4
The column critiques a proposed prohibition measure and its loopholes while reflecting on Washington life, the Diaz to Huerta revolution, and U.S. intervention ideas. It notes a birth count in the county and highlights a critical view of the era’s political shifts and social habits.
A concise look at how European war focus has diverted attention from domestic issues in Mexico and how public interest shapes policy during wartime. The article notes shifting priorities and ongoing political maneuvering as global events dominate headlines.
The piece notes a rising trend where outsiders stage public events and rely on Newberg papers to advertise for free. The author implies a shift away from traditional moral lessons, suggesting the golden rule was removed from their early reading.
Newberg residents will hear Maynard Lee Daggy next Monday night at Wood-Mar Hall. His popular lecture titled Gospel of the Commonplace promises a forceful and pleasing delivery with worthwhile message.
The Kaiser awarded Ernest Leissauer, author of The Hymn of Hate, the fourth class Red Eagle with the Royal Crown. The article quotes the hymn’s closing stanza emphasizing a message of universal hate and militaristic resolve.
The Chehalem Center hosts a first Chautauqua with Rev H G Crocker praised for bringing an educational program. Residents from Chehalem Center Newberg and West Chehalem attend daily lectures, with future dinners to be outdoors on long tables. College event highlights include a play directed by Sylvan Strait with a 10 and 20 cent admission to fund the gymnasium. School rally at West Chehalem features Duncan and Miss Ida May Smith, with talks on standardization and industrial clubs, followed by Pennington's lecture and judging cows by Prof. Barr. Basketball saw West Chehalem win. later Woodcraft initiates and birthday celebrations at Dundee Hotel.
Sunday guests included Dr and Mrs E F Tucker and Mrs William H Warners of Portland. Grandpa Edwards improves from a cold. Charles Parrett recovers from la grippe. Attendees at farmers week included T A Harper Ira Smith and Edward Crowell. Ferno trip saw Dundee beat 13 to 10. Woman's Club met at Mrs F P Hills home.
Emil Conway spent Sunday at the ranch. A Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs. S. F. Sampolis drew nine guests including Mrs. Dean Mrs. Kane Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Pilcher and Mrs. Morrison with red carnations and asparagus fern centerpieces. Rex was hosted at a Rural Improvement Club meeting. Lecturers from Corvallis Agricultural College plan an all day session at the school house Saturday followed by stereoptical views. Steve Sampolis is in Portland this week visiting Mrs. Morrison and other friends. J. Pilcher has fully recovered from illness. Mrs J Matty of McMinnville attended as an out of town guest.
Miss Olive Shaw visits brother D. P. Shaw family and Ila Heagard stays with Nettie and Leona Anderson. Virgil and DeVere Fendall return to O. A. Cy Ida and Barton Leach visit Frank and Mrs. Morris. Cariiery work moved from Newberg with N. P. Nelson. Frank Nelson and children visit N. P. Nelson. A. H. Boyd hosts Sunday guests with G. W. Worden. Coast Culvert and Flume Co. offer traveling salesman post for a trial. West Chehalem church choir practices led by Lewis Amoth. Mrs Swan Benson hosts ladies day with carnations, coffee, cakes, and music by Vernon Benson. many locals attend.
An article in The Hygienist Magazine for February explains how uric acid forms in the body and how to avoid it. Written by Dr. R. R. Daniels, contributor to this paper, the piece invites readers to purchase the magazine from news dealers or mail ten cents to The Hygienst Publishing Co. in Denver, Colorado.
Fragmentary notice from a county administrator references a property or case in Kowbere, near Yambltlcounty, with dates and locations unreadable. The legible bits point to a formal filing or action requiring public awareness within SEG boundaries. Further readable details are missing from the provided text.
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