Newberg Graphic Classed as Mail at Newberg Post Office
The Newberg Graphic is listed as class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office. No other details are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic is listed as class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office. No other details are provided in the readable text.
A Washington farmer said to hold 50,000 bushels of wheat for a higher price faces less public sympathy if forced to take a lower price than today. The public bears higher flour costs and questions farmer leverage.
Several papers announce they will no longer handle intoxicants and seek to stay ahead of the new liquor law taking effect January first next year. Citizens await a response from local leaders on the public stance and expected compliance.
In Port land Municipal Court last Monday a man claimed as father of six was fined 50 dollars for exposing obscene pictures to school boys. The judge ruled the sentence heavy for the crime yet felt it insufficient to deter such depravity.
W. H. Hordil, editor and publisher, departs as United States minister to Siam earning $10,000 annually. E. P. Nutting resumes control as manager, continuing the paper long identified as the State's Rights Democrat under his tenure.
Report from San Francisco notes visitors call the Oregon building Something different confirming the commission’s success. With many magnificent structures on the grounds a state building must stand out if the architect planned something unique and economical.
The Withycombe administration shows a friendly stance to newspaper men with Frank Davy of Barns named book-keeper at the penitentiary. The governor's private secretary is also a newspaper man from Eastern Oregon, while a former U S aide is noted for attacking press workers and was released at term end.
The senate failed to confirm the nomination after Senator Lane, with a grievance at Sweek, interfered. Sweek, raised in the classic city of Tualitin, once carried mail before railroads and led a factional group within Portland's Democratic Party.
A reflective note questions the virtue of Portland mothers, contrasting the idea of the future mothers with the reality of the current generation, suggesting concerns about upbringing and society.
The Mississippi Supreme Court upholds a law banning keeping intoxicants in clubs and quotes a slogan denouncing liquor as a killer of live men. The piece laments states licensing whiskey as a source of harm and notes shifting views toward prohibition.
Jesse Pressnall seeks information from the Graphic on rising prosperity touted by major financiers. Floyd Bilyeu, Baltimore convention delegate, helped set return confidence dates and now is urged to consult the Portland Evening Telegram office’s “war college” for firsthand, practical advice from a host of counselors.
The Evening Telegram reappears last Monday with new typefaces on a new press in the Pittock building Washington street. John F Carroll heads the company that bought the Telegram from the Oregonian and has rebuilt the paper with major changes including removal of large scare headlines. Carroll has updated material and plans more improvements as time goes on.
The Graphic supports planting roses but urges individuals to consider the future impact before buying and starting work. The note emphasizes prudent planning and cautions against unreflective actions.
A fragmented OCR passage advises choosing vigorous varieties and preparing soil with green grass as best as possible. It emphasizes determination and steady effort to improve germination and bloom potential, mentioning planting choices and growth conditions.
Mrs S Sanderman and three children visited friends in Portland last week after a week of illness. The family reports she is better at this writing. A note mentions Miss Joanna Winters suffering great pain.
Mrs Lewis visited her daughter in Portland last week returning Sunday. Notices announce a March 15 school house election on a new high school. The Civic Improvement Club plans a program and base ball purchase as membership aims to rise from 19 to about 40 in a month.
The Chehhalem Center Dramatic Club will present Silas the Chore Boy at the auditorium on March 5 at 8 p.m. The club anticipates a large turnout and praises the production as among its best.
Clarence Amoth returns to Portland on Thursday while Swan Benson resumes work after a brief visit home. District 10 prepares a bazaar, and youth baseball and basketball efforts mix with social events at the Yergen and Shaw homes. A new neighborhood band forms under Lewis Amoth with a Graves Music Co. instructor, meeting Tuesdays. Sheriff Needham reports burglary arrests in the vicinity as a store raid ends in a fatal shooting by Girdle, with Grady recently released on vagrancy charges.
Dan Girdle fired on three burglars raiding Joe Gooding general merchandise in St Paul early Saturday. he shot and killed one suspect as deputy reports circulated about the deadly incident.
The Rex community reports slow enthusiasm for the new schoolhouse as carpenters push to complete the project. A sanatorium drive is supported by external forces, with nurses ready to handle cases including “Buttinskyitis” and “Free advertisingitis” as a noted neurological disorder. A prominent physician contributes time to combat the disease and aid public welfare.
A brief humorous exchange where Old Man asks what Sonny is fishing for and Sonny replies Snigs. Old Man asks for clarification and Sonny admits he does not know what snigs are and has not caught any yet.
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