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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes the June days of the sweet girl graduate and the last will and testament. It observes scarce feed and high prices with straw votes beginning. Some fellows choose to drink less now that Oregon saloons have quit business.
The Valley Canning Co. has aided Newberg and nearby areas generously and plans further efforts if local residents respond with mutual support, reflecting a call for community reciprocity and ongoing investment.
The piece argues rising auto accidents increase business for physicians undertakers repairmen and lawyers as damages are waited on and claims litigated. It highlights the financial impact on the rich and the burden on the legal system.
A misread digit altered the Valley Canning Co. investment from $100,000 to $10,000 in a Newberg plant report. The Intertype dropped a cipher, altering the amount shown and misrepresenting the scale of the investment.
Lawyers expect a favorable future as divorce litigation remains likely and plaintiff attorneys anticipate lucrative fees from a rising wave of damage suits linked to automobile incidents.
Newberg residents question future of the idle milk condensery after months of stalled sale to a financially solid buyer. Public doubt lingers over past mismanagement while boosters push General Wood as a Republican presidential hopeful and advocate of universal military training amid the need for a decisive owner and plan.
The text argues Republicans must pick a strong leader to win, noting Pershing’s deployment to France and Wood’s home role. It cautions against a Germanizing policy and hints at conflict between munitions interests and public sentiment on war readiness.
The Spokesman Review notes strong state support for prohibition but the state supreme court's ruling delays official record on the national amendment. With 45 states ratified, the question hinges on Ohio's vote and potential delays while the 118th amendment is already proclaimed to take effect next January. Legal challenges may follow.
The Newberg high school play Tuesday night at Duncan's hall drew a crowded audience and 131 dollars in receipts. Wittmer McDonald as Hume and Liloy Strong as Max Ten Eych delivered strong performances with Lucille Bassett as Dorothy. the cast included Llewellyn Sanderman, Pauline Miller, Lois Fendall, and Thomas Boothby. Musical numbers by Miss Jones and Glenn Taylor were well received and coaching by Miss Harritt and Miaza Britt praised. The show will be repeated at Scholls on Saturday night.
Notes from the Newberg schools urge national support and higher pay for teachers. They warn of vacancies and undereducation, stressing teachers' central role in future national security and the need to pass a school budget on June 16.
Chapter L of the P. E. O. Sisterhood held a celebratory Guest Day at Mrs. R. M. Thurston’s home. The program featured piano and vocal selections, a paper on Omar Khayyam and Jack London, readings, and a Victrola music finale.
Bread left out becomes sour and doughy. Prunes improve with lemon peel. A drop of vanilla enhances flavor. Pumpkin chips candied with orange peel. Tapioca pudding enriched by dates and raisins.
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