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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
8
A reminiscence recalls early Supreme Court leaks with a stinging note on reform leading to long escrito copies. Also a mountain tourist presses hotel rates up to four extra charges, then asks to depart as is.
A reflective meditation on the simple dawn greeting Good Morning as a vessel for deep energy and gratitude. The passage links everyday speech to the vast currents of love playfulness and hope reaching toward the future and toward others.
George Bryan a pioneer of 1851 who settled near Newberg Oregon died in Lafayette. He lived years on a ranch west of Newberg before moving to Lafayette two years ago. His funeral was held Tuesday with relatives including Thomas and Frank Bryan and J C Nelson attending. Deceased was about 67 years old.
Sheridan Sun condemns the prankish use of the new year water wagon as a mockery of genuine efforts to reform drunken behavior. It argues real change requires self awareness and resolve, not ridicule from acquaintances.
Monday notes report Professor Krause lecturing on Michael Angelo. Dallas defeats Newberg 34 30 with Dallas leading by four. Newberg rebounds by beating Astoria Saturday and wins both debating contests. Olive Doak and Harold Say lose to Mac’s team led by Mike Flemming and Harry Armstrong. May Moore Nana Wenstrom empower Newberg in favor while Miona Lewis Lyle Willard defend Dayton. Next stops Oregon City and Eugene.
Notice to holders of Newberg Studio photo coupons to redeem before February 15. The studio signs off with a courteous request to use the same coupons.
Eight acres of good commercial orchard about a half mile south of Medford offered for trade for a Newberg property. Also a modern cottage in Medford. Wants a nice home and acreage near Newberg. The Newberg Land Co. 1t pd.
Retit Nicely furnished five room house and piano in house. For particulars, see Tom Tyndall. 320 acre stock farm seven miles west of Salem in Polk county with 280 in cultivation and balance timber. Features include a 12 room house hot and cold water bath toilet two barns large springs and stock kept on the farm. Livestock includes seven horses six Jersey cows two heifers eleven sows one registered boar and many pigs and chickens. All farm implements. Land suitable for stock fruit grain and hay. Price under 100 per acre. Will trade for small tract of city property for half. Also several Portland homes to trade for small farms if prices are reasonable. J J Fisher 309 Abington Building Portland.
A colorful reminiscence urges the town to back a Newberg cannery championed by Si Craft. The speaker jokes of buying stock, invites neighbors to supply produce, mentions a flirtation near The Big Howey Store, and notes locals’ need for wire stretchers for fence work while praising Howey and Imps merchandise.
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