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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
Water users are urged to observe sprinkling rules and prevent leaks. Lawn or garden water costs 3.50 per month. hours 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Hose must have nozzle under ½ inch and be held or sprinkler attached. Do not leave hose connected outside sprinkling hours. Washing porches or windows allowed only during hours for paid lawn sprinkling. Penalty includes fine or meter usage. By Order of the Council.
Too late to classify for sale presents two land parcels near Newberg Oregon. Lot 1 offers 10 acres of cultivable soil with berries grain and clover, 500 down, $1500 total, easy terms. Lot 2 covers 50 acres with nuts prune and garden, 1800 cash, balance 4 years at 6 percent, contact Quick Sales Land Co W T Lewis Mer Newberg.
Quick Sales Land Co of Newberg Oregon offers a large store building for rent in the central business district and three houses for rent. Contact W T Lewis merchant at Block 190 phone.
The high school baccalaureate was held at Wood-Mar hall last Sunday with capacity seating. Rev. George H. Lee delivered the address based on Romans 1 21 urging reliance on divine guidance over reason and urging graduates to keep learning beyond school.
Lauritz N. Miller of the Oregon Growers Co operative Association in Eugene says his prune crop is so large he must use crops to prop up branches to prevent breakage. The crop is unusually heavy, with estimates suggesting a strong Oregon harvest.
The Yamhill county federation of Women's Clubs held its regular annual meeting in Dundee on Saturday June 4 with Mrs. Bland Herring and Mrs. E G Shannahan heading the reception committee. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Mrs W M Lowe of Dayton and Vice President Mrs Hyder of Sheridan.
A heated fight in McMinnville over public dances drew attention from Portland papers. Proponents clashed with opponents as an ordinance to abolish dances was vetoed, overridden, and finally placed on a ballot. The substitute amendment keeping dances under control was approved.
The week of June 13 to 18 is set as Farmer's Week at Co. A. C. with lectures on child foods housework livestock farming agriculture and many related topics. Specialists will present authoritative information and programs include conferences exhibits and entertainment for farmers and their wives.
The association signed up 1,000 acres near The Dalles controlled by 80 new members. The Dalles packing plant was purchased with member financing and shipments begin. Membership rose from 137 in 1919 to 1718 today, with control now over 30 392 acres. Gooseberry growers urged to spray after fruit drop using Bordeaux mixture to combat anthracnose.
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