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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic announces Nottage and Dimond as editors and publishers with office at 600 First Street in Newberg Oregon. The paper is issued every Thursday evening and entered as second class matter at the local post office. Subscription price is $2.00 per year in advance.
President Harding and Secretary Hughes push a world disarmament plan praised at home and abroad. The proposal aims to reduce military burdens without entangling the U S in European leagues, while aligning with American ideals and constitutional foundations. England supports a Pacific-focused collaboration, and China looks to U S leadership as the Boxer era recedes. The article contrasts Harding with Wilson and notes strong, swift domestic and international approval while hinting at a possible U S hosted conference.
One of the most encouraging features of the business outlook is the resumption of building activity. National statistics show more construction in progress than for years, with contracts awarded in 26 north.
The piece argues that stable electric lights water works gas and telephone service prevent chaos and disease while disruptions cause hardship and job loss. it asserts utilities support civilization and sustain tax funding despite political pressure.
The paper argues for entering the state fair exhibit under the Berrians name to maximize advertising value, noting most display materials would come from the Newberg area and Berrians backers, and invites public opinion on whether to use Yamhill county or Berrians branding.
A reflective line noting that independence is interconnected as every person relies on others at some level. It frames interdependence as a core truth shaping identity and community.
The Portland Newberg motor bus schedule becomes effective August 15 1919 with Saturday and Sunday operation. Buses run at 11 00 p m and 8 00 p m. Reservations for theatre parties or special trips can be made by calling the Portland phone number Main 3314.
The text extols trying over merely criticizing others. It praises those who take action despite mistakes, asserting that making mistakes proves effort and progress. It challenges the reader to choose whether they belong to the critics or the doers and to act instead of juding others.
A brief newspaper card from First National Bank proclaims there are no hard times ahead, only soft times by comparison to wartime conditions. The note suggests not dwelling on hardship, but recognizing times improve when comparing to war years.
The Sunday Oregonian runs two illustrated pieces about Newberg. One highlights the berry festival while another by J Addison Bennett surveys the city and nearby countryside.
Farmers say their income fell by about two thirds and argue rail employees should accept a 10 to 15 percent reduction in wages.
The speaker asks if the Berrians should quit now and inquires what is being done to encourage them to persevere.
Forest Grove Newe-Times warns a twelve or thirteen year old reader about smoking. It stresses that smoking leads to weakness and shame and urges youths to quit to avoid lasting contempt and a bleak fate.
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