National Prohibition Debate Echoes Through Editorial Note
In a June 6 1918 Newberg Graphic editorial the writer criticizes President Wilson for delaying prohibition legislation amid food conservation efforts. The piece cites Harriman and McAdoo as comparison figures and recalls sorghum seed distribution and Civil War sorghum cultivation as rural incentives for self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Food Administration
Hhouse
White House
Drivers Feel Rex Hill Pave Adds Strain but Saves Wear
Auto and motor truck drivers report more engine exhaust and heat when climbing Rex hill after paving. They note fuel and maintenance savings overall due to smoother road bed. Winter riding concerns include frost making the surface unsafe for horses and the need for an additional dirt track for winter use.
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Rex Hill
New Jersey Volunteers Aiding French Refugees in War Relief
A cable to the Philadelphia Service Committee reports Red Cross heads in France request 6 000 refugees near Dale and Omans to be cared for by 75 more men 8 women relief workers and 6 nurses aides. Funds and supplies are urged to meet increased needs beyond 300 men already cabled in January.
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Newbery
France
Red Cross
Service Committee
Philadelphia
Dale
Omans
Sarthe
Bar the barley from the bar to bake it into bread
A Graphic reader proposes a plan to block barley use by breweries and redirect it to bread production, arguing the government stance allows grain to be used for beer at a critical time. The suggestion underscores bread shortages and calls for policy change.
Barley campaign urged to aid war effort and food supplies
The Woodburn Independent urges barley use to spare wheat for Allies and feed soldiers. Hoover praises barley’s value and calls for nationwide promotion, urging households to bake with barley and push grocers to stock it while restricting grain for breweries. The page then shifts to political commentary on Roosevelt Hughes 1920 prospects and lists real estate transfers and legal notices in Newberg area.
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Congress
Hoover
Epicures
Roosevelt
Hughes
Wilson
Charles Evan Hughes
Real Estate Transfers Listing Numerous Acquisitions
A sequence of land transfers records transfers from Nelson Anderson to M F Kenyon for 274 acres in Jas W Rodgers dict 4 sr 4 w and others including Maria Bowerman to J P Taylor Deskin's addition Sheridan 10. Lewis L Bockes to Laura Farmer 61.36 acres in Aaron Lynch dict 5 sr 5 6136. Emma Carter to Fred A Williams 71.08 acres Jas D Carter Jr homestead claim 2 sr 3 4000. plus multiple additional deeds including John Geldard to F C Jermstedt 136.015 acres in Samuel McSween and S Beau champ dict 3 sr 4 16500 and more transfers with prices listed across Newberg Sheridan and associated tracts.
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Nelson Anderson
M. F. Kenyon
Jas
W. Rodgers
Maria H. Bowerman
J. P. Taylor
Deskin
Sheridan
Lewis L. Bockes
Laura Farmer
Aaron Lynch
Emma Carter
Fred A. Williams
D. Carter Jr
John E. Geldard
Alto
F. C. Jermstedt
Samuel McSween
S. Beauchamp
Wm. A. Hadden
Kate Babb
E. G. Lichtenthaler
Ella A. Adams
Hobson
Newberg
John F. Lyons
Herbert R. York
P. M. Madden
M. Casey
F. A. Morris
G. R. Miller
City Park
Louis Oberle
Chas. J. Mauck
Jeremiah Rowland
Geo. W. Perkins
Geo. W
Notice of Appointment in Yamhill Oregon Estate
Verified notice to heirs and executors filed by E Wood at residence in Yamhill Oregon within six months of probate. Date May 24 1918. Dated administratrix of said estate. McCaim and Vinton attorneys for said estate. Publication May 23 1918. Last issue June 20 1916.
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E. Wood
Ge Peer
Yamhill
Oregon
Nevers
McCaim & Vinton
Navy Erects High Power Radio Station in France
The Navy announces a 2.5 million dollar high power radio station in France set to be ready by August. The French government will take it after the war. it joins a larger station nearing completion at is and the Annapolis facility expected to boost daily wireless output by 50 000 words.
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Navy Department
France
Arlington
Atlantic Ocean
Porto Rico
Azores
Annapolis
Pacific coast stations unnecessary now
The report notes little need for Pacific coast stations at present since naval operations are concentrated on the Atlantic coast.
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Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Watcher Returns Umbrella Borrowed Years Ago
A fragment recalls Willie returning an umbrella to a relative as Ma cleans the house. The exchange hints at a resigned family moment about a kept item and past borrowing.
Chance for inventors sparks lighter idea for trenches
Reports from the United States Marine abroad say dry matches fail at night and gas lighters are scarce. Ambulance and lorry drivers race to conserve gas, risking tank shortages and punctures. A big reward is offered for the man who can provide a quick solution.
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United States
Prussian War Minister Seeks Insight on American Resolve
The Prussian minister of war admits ignorance of American capabilities. He notes curiosity about American capacity, suggesting a direct test by joining a situation that reveals their strength. The remark frames a careful assessment of U S military potential amid rising tensions.
Howe Credits Mrs Bisque as Bridge Engineer
Howe praises Mrs Bisque for engineering many bridge parties and asserts she is a skilled bridge expert.
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Howe
Start an Aquarium For the Woman Fond of Nature
An aquarium adds pleasure in a living room and should be rectangular to allow fish more movement. Allocate one gallon of water per fish and avoid overcrowding. Favor two or three varieties over many of one kind and use pebbles instead of sand. Place the tank away from direct sunlight to prevent green scum and easier maintenance.
His Affair Sparks City Gossip In Lewistown
Local column quotes playful banter about romance and war era life. Poking fun at love and trench mortars, the note captures social chatter and headline style from the Lewistown Courier Journal.
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Lewisville
Birds Enemies Lecture Warns Humans Harm Birds
Dr. R. C. Smith told a public museum audience that humans are birds greatest enemy. He blamed slaughter of game birds and plumage species for extinction, and cited lumbering marshes and lines, tall buildings as factors. He urged longer closed seasons and restrictions on used weapons.
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R. C. Smith
Weather Lifts as Golf Enthusiasts Set to Play
The quote shows relief at good golf weather with anticipation for Charlie to play. It highlights a shift from talk to action and the enjoyment of outdoor sport.
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Young Torkins
War Garden Explained With Whimsical Interview
A farmer explains a war garden as a garden where one fights weeds, in a playful exchange with his son. The dialogue hints at practical gardening while using humorous language about overalls and daily labor.
After School Bond with a Favorite Teacher
A dialogue reveals a boy William believing his teacher favors him as she keeps him after school, while Uncle Joe expresses hope William remains a favorite. The exchange hints at close mentor influence and a light family moment.
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Uncle Joe
William
Guardhouse Detention Reported for Named Individual
A quoted dialogue notes the person insisting others are taking care of a boy, claiming he is being kept in the guardhouse for a month. The fragment implies custody or detention without further context or names.
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Newberg Graphic
HH. Wooodwa
Graphic Building
First Street
E. H. Harriman
McAdoo
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Coos
Woodburn Independent
Sarah E. Hull
E. K. Piasecki
F. B. Southwick
Edwards
Robert Prater
Jones Prater
Jno
H. Garrison
Und
Josiah Taylor Diet
Riley W. Swink
Herman Thun
West Newberg
G. A. Withee
H. F. Farnsworth
Hurley & Large
Clara O Abernathy
Husb
John T. Hash
Andrew Smith
Leon A
Lucinda Amy
F Rapp
Jas McKinley
Hattie L Campbell
T R Wirth
Robert Carson
John F Rapp
Sarah E Christenson
Hollingsworth
Hurley & Sarges
Houck Milling Co
Buchanan & Co
Houck Mill
McMinnvilles
Buchanan & Co. Inc
Var
McMinnville
Mary M Miller
Admr
Sherman Miller
John Carey Diet
Rosina L Miller
Ethel M Holston
Hush
John Flett
Manorva B
McGrady
Ethel N Ralston
Essias L Miller
John Rush
Lucy Rush
James Badley
Anna van W
Harker
Joel Palmer
N Woodward
Baird
Selby Shoe Co
Portsmouth
Ohio
Baird’s
E. C. Baird
Chance For Inventors
MAN Birds
Charlie
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