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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

3

Social Weekend Hosts and Masked Ballin Dundee

Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Harper with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dearborn. Pollyanna girls held a business meeting and luncheon at Sylvan Farm. The Dundee Woman's Club hosted a masked ball with many costumes and prizes for Pierrot and Pierrette, Rose Maiden and Harry Lauder costumes.

T. A. Harper Mrs G. A. Dearborn Pollyanna Sylvan Farm Dundee Woman's Club Mildred May Allene Wilson Norman Parrett Bernice Keyes Francis Pierrot Pierrette Pauline Powell Rose Maiden Doris Parrett Hermina Frankhauser Frank Keyes Alfred Harding Harry Lauder

Oregon Soil Surveys Reveal Major Acreage and Profits

Preliminary soil surveys cover two-fifths of Oregon tillable land, detailing soils in Yamhill Washington Multnomah and Josephine counties and Benton county. Surveys identify sulfur and lime benefits, with alfalfa yields up one ton per acre on 16 400 acres valued at 228 000 dollars.

Oregon U.S. Bureau of Soils Soils Department The Agricultural College Experiment Station Yamhill Washington Multnomah Josephine Benton County College Station State College Federal College

Marriage Licenses for Newberg Couples

Edna Mae Hubbard and Louis Dolar Remillard both of Newberg obtained a marriage license. Mary Eunice Scott of Newberg married Frank Swart of Newberg per the county clerk records.

Edna Mae Hubbard Newberg Louis Dolar Remillard Mary Eunice Scott Frank Swart

Yamhill County Sunday School Convention Program

The Yamhill County Sunday School Convention will be held at the First Baptist Church in McMinnville on February 27 28 and 29 with Major L S Hopfield presiding. The program lists sessions devotions music addresses and multiple classes led by state and local Sunday School leaders and teachers.

First Baptist Church McMinnville L. S. Hopfield Yamhill County Sunday School Association William A. Waldo White Temple Portland Elton Shaw Oregon Sunday School Association Harold F. Humbert Oregon State Sunday School Association Georgia Parker

Delegates to McMinnville Sunday Schools Convention

The 456 Delegates will visit McMinnville Sunday for Morning worship at 11 in various churches. Devotional service at 2:30 led by Prof E Northup. Four classes follow with topics and leaders including Miss Parker Humbert Richmond and Shaw. 3:30 music and 3:35 question box. 4:00 Harold F Humbert presents The Torch of Flanders.

S. S. Duncan Harold F. Humbert William A. Waldo W. E. Shirey Georgia Parker Humbert Elton Shaw G. R. Schlauch J. J. Handsaker Elberton Hotel T. H. Richmond Mr. Shaw L.S. Hopfield Yamhill County Mins Parker Richmond McMinnville E. Northup Miss Parker Shaw Flanders

Bankers Earn Respect by Playing Square in Community

The Clovis Journal argues politicians gain power by denouncing bankers while bankers quietly serve the public. It notes how bankers donate time and counsel, leaving communities better and brighter, yet the public often forgets their favors by week’s end.

Clovis New Mexico

King George signals move toward wartime liquor regulation

In a throne speech King George declares that experiences of the war showed the injurious effects of drinking and urges a peace time system to regulate sale and supply of alcohol. The measure likely targets shorter hours and fewer licenses with no local option features. American Issue.

George Great Britain

Pennsylvania Blue Laws and Early Sunday Prohibitions

The 1704 act for prevention of vice and immorality faced 18th century enforcement limits. In 1794 legislators deemed shooting a rabbit on Sunday worse than drinking a hot drink. Fines varied, with one offender fined 25 dollars and another shilling and a half. Canal boats railways and streetcars could not operate under strict enforcement, affecting daily commerce.

Pennsylvania

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