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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
6
Schedules list north and southbound trains stopping at Newberg with side notes for Sunday service and hotel theatre party bookings. Times include early morning and evening departures with limited weekend service and special trip reservations via Portland phone.
An agricultural note argues state fertilizer laws protect buyers but fail to require clear analyses. It critiques bag labels for excess detail, notes buyers care about nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash, and describes typical analysis lines from a fertilizer bag to illustrate confusing information.
Nitrogen 666s available phosphoric acid 8.00 Oz. as the value of Copy vee It is cheap low grade fertilizer formula 82-8-1 equal to 16 pounds nitrogen 160 pounds phosphoric acid and 20 pounds potash per ton Compare with a strawberry top dressing on clay loom 6-8-0 Kilham urges guidance from the Agriculture Department Newberg High School.
A newlywed couple from Mc Minnville recalls a wedding where a crying infant disrupted the ceremony. The bride vows to engrave on invitations a ban on babies, sparking a clash over etiquette and decorum.
The Jem District Free Methodist Church announces a district meeting starting Thursday evening and continuing through Sunday with a quarterly conference Saturday at 10:00 am. District Elder W. T. Klatzback leads the unit preaching nightly at 7:30 pm with nearby entertainment and possible viral services if weather allows. Pastor W. N. Coffee invites the public to attend.
A playful exchange misdefines prolitariat as a tool cowboys use to catch wild horses, revealing a humorous confusion between political jargon and rural slang.
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