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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
4
The February 19 1920 Newberg Graphic edition notes living costs are high and suggests reviving the war garden slogan. The publication details office and residence listings on First Street and is entered at the Newberg Oregon post office.
The piece warns that those starting to garden now may regret it due to expected cold rains next month, suggesting a harsh early season. It notes the weather could deter or delay gardening plans and emphasizes caution for readers planning outdoor work.
Editor Ingalls of the Corvallis Gazette has been chosen by the Republican National Committee to join an advisory board of leading U S editors. Oregon will be represented by a single editor and may receive guidance from the national group.
Jim Stewart long time Fossil Journal editor now in Corvallis passed through Newberg on Tuesday en route to Portland. He is described as the campaign manager in Oregon for Johna gon who seeks the presidency a notable assignment in the state.
A letter from Hon. W. B. Dennis of Carlton declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for joint senator representing Yamhill Washington Tillamook and Lincoln counties. Dennis is praised as a hard working capable representative in the last assembly and is expected to gain favorable voter consideration ahead of the May 24 primary.
A timely admonition given to farmers about leaving implements exposed to wind and sun is echoed for car owners. The piece warns against thriftless habits among buyers who incur debt and cannot afford avoidable weather damage to their machines, noting depreciation losses.
Word from Carlton and Jersey breeder Ed Carey signals a possible bid for state representative. The county views Mrs Carey as the stronger candidate, though advisers caution against early endorsements and urge discreet discussion away from public glare.
The Jacksonville Times Union reports opposition to universal military training arguing the public favors peace and warns against an unnecessary burden. The Pittsburg Sun notes strong national sentiment against universal training that must be overcome for any bill to pass. Des Moines Register portrays the program as a Prussianizing scheme backed by war profiteers.
The text argues that American military doctrine mirrors Prussian theory. It warns against a plan to enlist youths at eighteen, claiming it would mold them into militarists, eroding civilian authority and democratic values.
The Stanford Cardinal defeated Oregon 39 to 22 in a Pacific Coast Conference game. Dale Butt of Portland starred for Stanford with many long passes and shots, while Oregon relied on short passes and rush tactics.
A Hillsboro Independent item from Burlingame Kansas reports a printer’s error where a wedding and an auction were swapped. The notice lists William Smith and Miss Lucy Anderson disposed of at an auction on a farm with bizarre, cattle and harness imagery, ending with the couple leaving on a cash terms trip.
Our county court orders changes in voting precincts 3 through 6 and 36 37 and requires all voters in those precincts to register. The new boundaries are explained at the registration office 508 First Street. Voters who changed precincts since last registration must re register and books are open now.
A woman with an umbrella and a brown parcel appears distressed in public, drawing curious stares from bystanders who wonder about her predicament until a nearby friend asks what is wrong.
The scene ends with a tense moment as a lady struggles to adjust her veil. A passerby notes the odd facial contortions and a paper parcel and umbrella are passed to her before the crowd disperses.
Practical home hints cover cleaning methods and storage. Tips include preserving broom durability with a tack, vinegar for pans, drying vegetable scraps for soups, prunes cooking, mildew removal with lemon juice, boiled clotheslines, piano key care, proper kettle use, stain removal, salad dressing storage, dress care, infant feeding cautions, and brush maintenance with gasoline as a solvent.
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