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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
3
All men’s oxford shoes reduced to 4 price and ladies oxford shoes discounted to 50c a pair. Hats for men cut to 1.00 each. Linen crash toweling 8c per yard. Pure linen table linen 65c per yard and white table linen 25c. Ladies silk parasols all colors 2.00 each.
Fifteen railroads cooperated to run exhibition cars through hundreds of towns from the Midwest to the East. The Great Northern led the campaign by dispatching three cars that covered 12 000 miles and drew nearly a million visitors to learn modern agricultural methods. Lecturers showcased science of soil tillage and sustainable farming, with public school pupils among daily visitors.
The article warns that prettier hens may lay poorly and advises keeping summer rations light while avoiding heavy foods like corn. It urges disposing of old stock, managing molting, and aggressively fighting lice. It also recommends using small eggs for customers to create a square deal image and to separate growing cockerels from pullets with extra feed.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces the Sunday morning topic True and False Greatness and the evening subject Infant Baptism. Members are asked to bring Bibles memorandum books and read pencils to the services and all are invited.
The article outlines ocean depths measured in fathoms, noting the Challenger Deep as the deepest in the north Pacific at 6 269 fathoms. It describes submerged plains, volcanic islands, and coral formations plus sea salinity and temperature ranges across latitudes, with annual variations in surface temperatures generally under 10 degrees.
The text argues that American colonization and state systems grew from British corporate models led by entities like the Massachusetts Bay Company. It notes a lack of corporations in 1790 and the postwar push after 1812 toward industrial independence, with stock companies forming to resist English imports.
Fire at 3 o'clock this morning in Meltzer's livery stable in Sherwood Oregon spread to A Zinn's saloon Jack Weston's barber shop and Colfelt's saloon. Citizens with a volunteer brigade battled flames amid water shortages saving the Sherwood Hotel but all buildings in the path were destroyed. Loss pegged at about 5000 dollars.
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