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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
8
A damaged text block shows scattered time stamps like 1:08 7:30 9:45 8:00 and references to P. M. notations. The fragment lacks clear events or subjects but implies a timetable or schedule partial view. No names or places are recoverable from the OCR.
The schedule lists multiple Portland to Newberg and intermediate trips with times such as 7:36 a m and 9:00 a m, plus later afternoon and evening runs. It notes that trains 356 and 868 were discontinued between Newberg and McMinnville, affecting service.
A coastal feature describes Guam as a peaceful Pacific base under U.S. governance with Marines guarding the territory. It notes a thriving fertility, simple native life, and a 100 percent rise in education and sanitation since cession from Spain. Marines in Portland report many re-enlist to return to this “Land Without a Worry.”
Art Klein led the Los Angeles race at 104 mph on mile 183 when his right rear wheel collapsed. The steel spokes sheared near the rim but the Goodyear cord tire remained inflated and the car continued down the track uninjured. This freak accident was unprecedented in a race.
Fragmentary OCR lists names like Mary daled Whoré and Nellie Gray amid a string of pairs, in McMinnville and nearby towns such as Newberg, Oregon City, Dayton, and McMinnville. No clear event or date stated, but resembles a social notices fragment.
A London Tit-Bits quip on poker ethics features players in a tense hand with taunts about cheating and nerve. The passage highlights bold talk and dramatic posture as coats come off and shirtsleeves roll up in a high stakes moment.
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