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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
4
Newberg Graphic reports the July 8 1920 issue notes the Ohio birthplace of the next President as likely and a newspaper man. It states Democrats in Newberg backed McAdoo and react to Cox nomination, with Senator Chamberlain endorsing Cox despite his dry stance.
Political campaigning brews through Ohio and Indiana as speakers peddle front porch tactics and outsiders enter the fray. O A C creamery manager W D Chappell urges dairy interests to study butter quality, warning that butter substitutes thrive on consistent flavor and urging better butter via uniform methods.
Eight years after guiding Wilson to the presidency via the National Democratic convention, William Jennings Bryan faces a mixed reception as Cox is nominated in San Francisco. Bryan’s Commoner June remark targets Cincinnati brewers backing Cox as governor of Ohio and highlights expectations for his next campaign move.
JM Root buys 30 acres near Vancouver Washington including 17 acres of prunes and 8 acres of hay. He keeps his Newberg residence. Peterson of Portland buys corner of Tenth and Pacific and 50 acre Chehalem Mountain tract. Miss L V Brown of Portland schools sells property to Mrs Ross Tillamook for daughter's schooling.
Lineas Christianson visited Junc tion City Tuesday to see Ben Reetz and family. Miss Myrtle Walton arrived from Hood River to stay with her brothers. The Lester C. Rees Post held a large celebration in Newberg. Miss Helen Green reports her father improving. Peter Baughman family motor trip to Pendleton and Spokane. Carlos and Edward Johnson to Pacific City with Frank Johnson for auto work. Howard Walton visited Portland relatives over the weekend. A brother plans to return to New York after Northwest visit. E. J. Ford hosted Portland relatives Fourth of July. Attending were Mrs. J. A. Ford, Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Graham.
Mrs. W. B. Brooks has been quite sick for several days. The Alex Gumelius family visits Newport. Dale Butt, studying medicine at Stanford, returned home last week. He praises Southern Oregon Highway work and notes engineers have an edge over the Siskiyous. J Oliver and A E Wolfort of Hood River, with J P Naumes, Dan Waille & Co. plan a hollow tile frostproof packing house in Newberg after a Newberg visit.
Cc C Murton shares a reader letter on a Government National Park trail up Eagle Creek toward Wahtum Lake. The route features Punch Bowl High Bridge and Tunnel Falls with scenic boardwalks, cabins, and a four hour return hike.
The article notes three building sites under consideration with one likely secured soon for a new building about 50 by 100 feet. It mentions Mr. Wolfort and his brother who once edited Cox's newspaper in Ohio.
Linnie E Dilingham born Wells Minnesota December 22 1877 converted at fourteen joined Methodist church later embraced Seventh Day Adventist faith and died June 28 at Newberg Oregon. She married Henry D LeDuc March 15 1899 and lived in several states leaving a son Harold LeDuc and other relatives.
A large electric manufacturer tests iron samples by dropping a specimen iron from each hundred onto a hard surface to simulate board usage. A well-built iron endures 16 to 24 hours of bumps before failing.
Graphic highlights city and county news across multiple neighborhoods, summarizing upcoming meetings, public notices, and community happenings. Officials urge turnout for school board, zoning, and county commission sessions with schedules and locations noted.
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