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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
5
Newberg Graphic issue page dated Thursday June 23 1921 lists editors NOTTAGE and DIMOND publishers at 600 First St Graphic Blog office and notices entry as second class matter at the White post office in Newberg Oregon.
A call to true Americans to embrace loyalty and respect for the United States as Independence Day approaches. The piece denounces alien sentiments and urges citizens to defend national unity, honor, and pride in the flag and government.
The passage urges a patriotic Fourth of July celebration focused on the reading of the declaration and the oration of the day. It emphasizes love of country, respect for the flag, and keeping America’s history unblemished as a duty to future generations. The message calls for inspiration over mere festivity and for fidelity to national ideals.
A local letter defends the Ber rians as a booster group for Newberg and the farming area. It argues the constitution need not change to allow berry marketing efforts and counters claims of restrictive, impractical activity while recounting the movement’s origins and purpose.
The article lauds The Berrians as a community cooperative forum linking city and country needs. It argues farmers must join to gain practical benefits, refuting claims of opposition and stressing mutual aid, marketing, and active participation to boost local development.
The Telephone Register laments Yamhill county voters in Dayton Newberg and surrounding areas rejected bonds for the Sheridan Willamina highway. The Graphic argues cooperation across McMinnville and other towns is needed to secure better roads and end petty jealousies that hinder regional improvements.
The Graphic notes it won one of seven prizes among eighty papers in a state contest. It explains Oregon weekly papers support farmers with rural news and activity coverage, and pledges to emphasize farm life to build the best country newspaper, inviting farmer feedback.
The postmaster general plans a sharp reduction of aerial mail. Officials argue the system was dangerous and costly with little service benefit. Proponents cited aviation education, but poor aircraft and losses undermined any defense.
The Graphic reports during Farmer's Week conferences adopted a cooperative marketing plan. All state marketing organizations will be brought together to foster real cooperation. This aims to create a more perfect organization among growers and producers statewide.
In a recent special election McMinnville voters rejected the proposal to take in additional territory. Voters in the area to be annexed feared higher taxes would offset benefits from a larger city population.
The writer notes mold forms on cheese kept in a covered jar and instructs wrapping a piece of waxed paper around the cheese before placing it in the ice box to slow spoilage.
The Berrians provide free stickers to equip every auto in Newberg. Residents can obtain the sticker from the Graphic office and replace any lost or rain-damaged copies to keep one on their car continuously.
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