Newberg Chautauqua Ends With Satisfied Audiences
Ellison-White program delights Newberg patrons with Uncle Sam’s Experiment and Earl Hipple Concert Co. closing number. Season tickets sold $460 over target, crowds praised Judge Alden and Vittoria Nayphe’s Oriental Pageant, with J. L. White lauded for directing a successful week and many names signing for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chautauqua
Earl Hipple
Julius Caesar Nayphe
Newberg
Nayphe
J. L. White
Public meat prices clash with producer costs and policy
The war era subsidy ends and meat prices puzzle consumers. Government agencies report retail prices rising while wholesale values drop, prompting calls for conservation easing and consumer education. Packagers and livestock groups push for higher meat use despite mixed signals from markets. Spokesman-Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Department of Agriculture
Department of War
General March
Federal Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Spokesman-Review
Don Cupid Not in Union Versus Telephone Strikers
The Hood River Glacier reports Dan Cupid acts without union ties and beyond standard hours. The telephone office fears disruption as managers consider court action to enjoin Cupid from firing on operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Dan
Old Dan
Portland
Smithson
Cupid
Hood River Glacier
Hay blown into barn to save storage space
Benton county farmer Clifford Raber uses a silage cutter to blow hay into the barn claiming it compacts hay to half its original volume and reduces storage cost and labor. County agent George W. Kable remarks the method shapes hay so that every bit is eaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Raber
Benton County
George W. Kable
When Will War End Legal Proceedings Delay Prohibition
The article reviews the conflict between executive power and Congress over war time prohibition and notes Attorney General Palmer states measures persist until treaty ratifications are exchanged. It highlights looming Senate debates and slow Allied terms for peace with Austria and Germany delaying an official proclamation of ratifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Executive
Legislative Department of Government
Congress
Palmer
United States
Germany
Oregon cows set world record in May dairy output
Oregon herds across five testing associations averaged 950.4 pounds milk and 39.79 pounds fat for May, based on 3,366 cows. Best individual was Dot of Tillamook with 2,210 pounds milk and 103.87 pounds fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregons
E. L. Westover
Federal
America
Oregon
Dot
Joe Currer
Tillamook
Mississippi River
Bring your job work to the Graphic office.
A brief directive asks staff to submit work at the Graphic office, outlining a workflow step for processing tasks. The note emphasizes timely delivery and centralized intake for production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic Office
Drinking water drawn from National Forests across three states
A Forest Service report lists eighty seven cities in Oregon Washington and Alaska relying on National Forest watersheds for municipal supplies. Oregon towns include Portland Eugene Oregon City Roseburg and others while Washington cities include Seattle Tacoma Walla Walla and Yakima and Alaska includes Anchorage and Ketchikan. Cooperative agreements exist to protect watersheds from fire and contamination in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
National Forests of the North Pacific District
George H. Cecil
National Forest
Portland
Eugene
Oregon City
Roseburg
Albany
Medford
Ashland
Baker
la Grande
Dalles
Bend
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Walla Walla
Yakima
Wenatchee
Aberdeen
Port Angeles
Ellensburg
Roslyn
Anchorage
Cordova
Ketchikan
Petersburg
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Dufur
Wallowa
Toledo
Correct Lubrication of Tractors
The article stresses proper tractor lubrication to maximize efficiency. It notes motors require correct grade oils and a proper application method. Standard Oil provides lubrication literature and engineers to tailor oil recommendations for each tractor type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Aids Tractor Operators With Lubrication Science
Through long experience and vast resources the company produced the exact grade of Zerosene suited to each engine. Each grade performs optimally when used as recommended, teaching tractor operators the science of correct lubrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
John Marshall a Patriot and Chief Justice Biography
The article chronicles John Marshall born in Germantown Fauquier County Virginia on September 24 1756 as the eldest of 15 children. It traces his military service in the Revolutionary War his switch to law and politics culminating in his 1801 appointment as chief justice of the U S Supreme Court and his death in Philadelphia on July 6 1835 at age 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Marshal
Germantown
Fauquier County
Virginia
Dunmore
Lower Virginia
Marshall
Leutenant
Great Bridge
Virginia Continental Line
Washington
Brandywine
Valley Forge
Monmouth
Wythe
Arnold
Cornwallis
Executive Council
Council
Richmond
Henrico County
Virginia House of Delegates
Jay
America
Europe
France
George Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Philadelphia
Contract Let for New Bridge at East First Street
County court at McMinnville opened bids for a 580 foot concrete bridge over the canyon on East First Street in Newberg. J W Sadler of Portland won at 49639.50 with completion hoped by December first and start within six days. Others include L O Herrold Salem 54637.60 A Guthrie Co Portland 64926.23 Robert Wakefield Portland 55408.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
East First Street
Newberg
J. W. Sadler
Portland
L.O. Herrold
Salem
A. Guthrie & Co
Robert Wakefield
Sadler
Farmers Buy Quality Equipment as Prosperity Grows
The article notes farmers now afford valued equipment and automobiles, with United States Tire Company expecting strong sales in agricultural areas. It highlights trusted brands Morgan & Wright, G. & J. Hartford and Revere, and their reputation for durability and long service. Mr. and Mrs. W. E White attended Edwin D. Pool's funeral in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Tire Company
United States
Morgan & Wright
G. & J. Hartford
Revere
W. E White
Portland
Edwin D. Pool
Plain slab memorial guidance echoes through grief
Two days before death he urged friends to place only a plain grave marker for himself and his wife and he authored a simple inscription. Judge Marshall's Life of Washington, first published 1805 and revised 1837, is cited in the reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alas
Washington
James Wickersham
Alaska
Charles Sulzer
Sulzer
Wickersham
George B. Grigsby
Judge Marshall
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Hon. W. J
Judge Alden
R .J. Moore
Zedeler
Bess Gearhart Morrison
Castellucci
Vincenzo Cierro
Sutcliffe
Herbeman
H. Woodward
Frank Carlisle
P. Timberlake
F. C. Stannard
W.H. Woodworth
W. W. Silver
E. B. Goft
S. L. Parrett
H. M. Hoskins
C_N_ Terrell
R. A. Butt
Colcord
R. W. van Valin
I. A. Hanning
C. A. Morris
Kienle &Bons
N. T. McCoy
J. J. Mueller
Glenn
Taylor
L.T. Hayward
Ross A. Newby
Johns
Rankin
W. A. Graham
E. W. Hodson
F. A. Morris
U. 8
G. Milter
R. J. ‘Moore
R.chapin
John T. Haworth
Jesse Hdwards
W.A. Vincent
F. D. Eckerson
E. H. Burns
H. A. Wright
Sanderson
A. A. Post
Allan
Imperial Hotel
Fred L. Ames
Fred E. Carter
G. A. Dearborn
Beatrice E. Heskett
S. J. Madson
George JB. Grigsby
Cation
John Marshall
Second Street
Rex-Tigard
Henry Bond
LaFayette
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