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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
8
Farmers find it easier to handle deposits and withdrawals by mail and favor the Bank by Mail system of the United States National. The service offers safe processing of both deposits and withdrawals. Send a line to learn more.
Avon Slade nears completion on a new house while R G Cook shifts grading for the State Highway near Dundee. Residents report Lee Van Osdol buying an 80 acre alfalfa ranch in Southern Washington and planning to move. several locals share visits and road improvements on Ribbon Ridge and surrounding farms.
A motorist can free a stuck car using old newspapers stuffed into the tire tracks to gain grip. If needed, switch to low gear and apply the emergency brake enough to hold wheels back while power is slowly applied. Use small branches instead of rocks for traction.
Berton Braley argues that many Germans do not grasp the enormity of their wartime crimes against civilization. He notes mixed conduct under American occupation, urges education reforms, and envisions a German democracy built on truth to ensure safety for the world.
In a letter from June 24 Mr. D J Matthews, Mer Valley Canning Company, reports blue stem like illness in black raspberries. Associate Plant Pathologist M B McKay notes the disease is hard to control and may require planting on new land. confirmation pending further root-cutting analysis over about a month.
The Graphic announces the debut of a new job work edition with readers urged to come in and explore the offerings. The brief item emphasizes the shop’s launch and invites participation.
The piece argues war fatigue raises nationalist pride and semi hysterical reactions to the first trans Atlantic air journey by American fliers Hawker and Grieve. It notes their journey was doomed due to fuel and route misalignment and frames the failure amid heightened tensions among Poles Ukrainians Italians Yugoslavs Czechs Hungarians and Rumanians.
Compelling letters from American Expeditionary Forces praise the Dodge Brothers car used in overseas service. A soldier reports 27 600 miles with no major trouble, serving in Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and the Argonne, through mud and hills where pricier cars failed.
A garbled item notes use of an oyster shell in a tea kettle to keep baked goods fresh and mentions baking powder and greasing a pan. The fragment suggests a kitchen tip but is unclear and noncredible.
A new blacksmith shop appears on West First Street offering all kinds of repairing work and weed removal services in Oregon.
The document cites an executive action by W H Woodworth W M Curtis and A Houser acting as secretary or clerical officers. It notes official authorization or directive issued under their names. The line conveys formal approval or issuance of instruction.
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