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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1898
Page
2
Local notes from Newberg and Willamette valley report weather, crop prospects, and social chatter. Mentions Geer’s Portland address on Taodependence Day and county harvests. Commentary on cherry crops, chinaberry futures, and farm politics.
The treasury seeks 200 million dollars through bonds affordable at two dollars, sold directly to individuals via banks, post offices, and sub treasuries. No brokers, no syndicates, buyers gain a personal stake in national defense and the country’s liberty and civilization.
The Globe Democratic notes the $200,000,000 loan drive as a patriotic share in victory and expects wide subscription. It cites French precedent, compares wages and saving habits, and argues the 3 percent rate, strong security, and postpanel financial stability will attract many subscribers.
Clifford Howard describes the Dunkers of Ephrata Lancaster County Pennsylvania celebrating the love feast with feet washing by both brothers and sisters, then a simple lamb soup and bread supper followed by the kiss of peace and fellowship. A separate article covers a Bicycle Meet with seven events and local prizes, plus church notices from the Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends detailing meetings, reports, and educational work at Pacific College.
Grandma Seely returns home to friends amid town news. Nellie Murray and Abbelle Seeley finish winter and spring in Forest Grove. J W Graham not well. Grandpa Looney slowly recovering. Mr Caddler longtime neighbor of Pleasant Mill dies after seven months stomach trouble. Burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery Monday at 2 pm. Funeral service by Rev Grady and others. Town reads floral tributes and sympathy messages. Wilsonville to celebrate July 4 with patriotic events. ANMA.
The Denver Post reports Rey Liberty aged 9 was killed when a fenderless streetcar struck him as he crossed Sixteenth Street with his sister. The incident unfolded as two cars battled speed on crowded blocks. He died at St Josephs Hospital from a head wound a crushed knee and broken ribs.
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