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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
2
Local Notes on Students and Road Repair
Howard Nottage returned home after completing the year at Willamette University in Salem. Miss Margaret Hodson and Miss Dortolete traveled from Rathdrum Idaho after teaching there. Mrs Bassett a 1916 Newberg HS graduate and UO Law student seeks bar admission. Jack McDonald survived a serious fog caused wreck near Multnomah with no lasting injuries despite a toppled Baby Grand Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Nottage
Willamette University
Salem
Margaret Hodson
C. A. Hodson
Rathdrum
Idaho
Anne Dortolete
Redding
Pennsylvania
Miss Dortolete
Raymond H. Bagsett
Hope Purdy
Oregon University Law School
Bassett
Newberg High School
Newberg
U. of O. Law School
Jack McDonald
Portland
Springbrook growers market berries successfully
Springbrook strawberry growers sold a large portion of their crop through markets after early market outreach by C. E. Newhouse. Prices averaged above one dollar per crate, with late berries near two dollars per crate, illustrating the benefits of cooperative marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook
C. E. Newhouse
Coast
Springbrook Fruit Growers Union
Oregon
Woman's Home Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Woman's Home Missionary Society held a Tuesday meeting with a quarterly silver tea and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include Mrs. P. J. Richmond as president and Mrs. G. E. Kienle as vice president, with others serving as treasurer, secretaries, and center secretaries. A program by Mrs. Charles Nichols followed, then refreshments and a social hour. The next meeting is set for July 11 at Mrs. Nichols's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
A. S. G. Miller
Richmond
P. J. Richmond
G. E. Kienle
L. F. Moore
Hiram Gould
Ed Kienle
Dora Moore
James H. Sherlock
E. C. Baird
Portland Industrial Center
R. M. Thurston
Old People's Home
Charles Nichols
Carlton Youth Killed in Tillamook Sawmill Accident
George Everett Boothby, 21, was killed at the A. F. Coats Lumber sawmill in Tillamook when his arm was caught in machinery and his side crushed. His father works in Tillamook but the family home is at Carlton where the body will be taken for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Everett Boothby
A. F. Coats Lumber Company
Tillamook
Carlton
Oregonian
Floating safes on Dutch mail steamers promise unsinkable security
The Dutch Indian mail steamers acquire buoyant safes capable of holding ship valuables and registered mail. They resemble a cross between a buoy and a submarine with bells rockets lights and horns. The clockwork device would drift and attract attention for over a month if the ship sank.
Scrub pigs cost farmer more than prize meat value
Page County Virginia county agent urged purebred hogs to a farmer who resisted and bought four scrub pigs. The herd grew then was butchered in January at 175 pounds for the largest, while the pig club winner weighed 430 pounds after about five months. The farmer claims scrubs cost more than double the meat value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page County
Virginia
Best Fattening Ration for Steers with Silage and Corn
An economical daily ration for fattening steers uses 50 pounds of silage, 2 to 3 pounds of oil meal, and 2 to 3 pounds of clover hay. As corn is cheap locally, add progressively more corn in the last two months of feeding.
Early Shearing Favored For Health Of Sheep
Practice early shearing to help sheep and lambs thrive. Shorn animals endure heat better and carry less wool, as weight gained from wool in warm weather is minimal compared to animal comfort.
Care for Fattening Lambs After Weaning
Special care for fattening lambs is advised once they are weaned. Provide abundant succulent forage and supplement with farm grown grain. Add a small amount of cheat brat and alment to yield the best results.
Ammonia Uses For Cleaning and Polishing Various Items
Ammonia in hot soapy water brightens and polishes silver without powders or whiting. A dash of ammonia in water aids washing windows mirrors and jewelry. For ink on fingers and perspiration odor a ammonia rinse plus cold water is advised. Also useful for washing fabrics like flannels and socks.
Household Hints for Kitchen and Cleaning Tasks
Household hints cover preventing sauce crusts with butter, using soft paper to clean hot frying pans, and repurposing grease soaked paper for lighting. It includes best methods to clean pans with soap powder, heat to finish, use leftover chicken and gravy on biscuits, and remove candle grease with brown paper and iron. Also notes for bottle cleaning with small stones, wall protection with heavy brown paper, cake testing with a broom straw, and listening for a pan’s “sing” when done.
Sugar Beet By-Products Shown Superior in Feeding Trials
A substantial body of reports and experiments over several years demonstrates the comparative superiority of sugar beet by-products as livestock feed. The findings come from authorities and various feeding studies.
Baker Theatre Week Feature Lineup Promises Film Prestige
The Baker Theatre schedules a week of film premieres led by Randall Parrish's Bob Hampton of Placer directed by Marshall Neilan. James Kirkwood and Marjorie Dawhead star in a Custer saga shot at Glacier National Park, alongside The Land of the Pigmies and Constance Binney in 39 East. Cecil B. DeMille’s Something to Talk About highlights the program with underwater peril and striking stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Farffeus Randall Parrish
Bob Hampton
Placer
Marshall Neilan
General Custer
Sitting Bull
Custer
Constance Binney
Pennelope Penn
Cecil B. DeMille
Newberg
Monte Blue
Blue
Mr. DeMille
DeMille
Ajax tires promise longer life under like conditions
Doyles Tire Shop touts Ajax tires as outperforming standard mileage, with some models exceeding guarantees. They claim Cord average 15,000 miles and Fabrics 8,000 miles, urging customers to call for delivery and continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Doyles Tire Shop
Thanks for the thoughts after our mother's death
The families of Mrs. Abram Cook Mrs. J. M. Shaw and family and Mrs. R. J. Forsyth and family express gratitude for the many expressions of love and sympathy shown during their bereavement and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Cook
J. M. Shaw
R. J. Forsyth
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Thanks
We are deeply grateful to friends for sympathy and kindness after the loss of our husband and father. Thanks for the beautiful floral pieces from Margaret Caldwell and children Kenneth and Frank H Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Caldwell
Kenneth and
Frank H., Jr
Voice Training Class Begins Summer Course
Captalin Gressen, vocal teacher, announces a six week summer course in voice training starting Wednesday June 2. The program teaches singing fundamentals and benefits those singing for personal pleasure.
Tax receipts and disbursements to June 15 1921
Notice shows the Sheriff turned over to the County Treasurer for 1920 taxes a total of 405 934 03 dollars. In the last three months the Treasurer paid out 282 315 81 dollars for May 2 and 80 073 03 dollars for Stweeseanee Rees 44 993 24 dollars for June.
Linn County Warrant Ruling And Dodson Treasurer Reference
The Attorney General ruled on April 5 1921 that warrants exceeding 5000 and the 6 percent imitation were void and warned the county treasurer Nellie N Dodson at 271 County Treasurer about the case as part of the Linn County matter. The total amount cited 407 382 08 surpasses previously collected sums and underscores a payment dispute or shortfall context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Nellie N. Dodson
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Little Laverne Jackson
Tenth and
River Streets
Springbrook Growers
Woman's Home Missionery Society
Chevrolet
Anderson Motor Co
Newberg, Ore
ORLY
Miller Mercantile Co
Pat
Baker Theatre
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