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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
5
A 1920 Newberg Graphic column reflects on prohibition rhetoric in Britain, wartime press influence, and local media-politician dynamics. It cites Koehler, the P and W V line, and a Portland visit by W. E. Coman, noting a push for fair management and respect for local papers.
An Indiana advertisement lists a cow yielding five quarts of milk daily along with two grindstones a sickle bar and a wide delivery rake for sale. A Massachusetts congressman notes 1921 taxes could reach 550 dollars per family as munition makers seek funds for universal military training.
The report notes poor oil prospects in the Willamette area hindering capital for prospecting. The city council outlines an ambitious street paving plan for the season that will affect many property owners and likely draw community response before the next full moon.
Dr. Bohn will speak on Revolutionary Europe at Wood Mar Hall Saturday night. In an NYT interview he rejects the notion that Germany can rapidly switch to democratic socialism or Russia can leap centuries of evolution to utopian communism. He is regarded as a leading lecturer with timely insights.
A reader complains that unruly boyish noises outside homes of the ill and aged require police action. The letter argues youth’s natural exuberance cannot be fully restrained and urges reasonable limits rather than harsh suppression.
Thirty years ago the Graphic's tutorial columns announced Richard Moehler as manager of the P W V Railroad, praising his experience and predicting he would guide the crowd successfully. Over time the publication adjusted its stance as circumstances evolved.
In McMinnville a long discussed canning plant becomes a reality. Local optimism centers on jobs and industrial growth as plans move from talk to action.
The Lebanon Criterion cites editorial concern over women voters aligning with parties and forming leagues while praising the fight to end sex politics. Albany plans an Overall Club akin to California Corduroy Clubs to push aims.
The Jefferson Review warns that if the current high prices for men's clothing do not drop, a nationwide Pajama Club movement may arise, though it hopes such a club is not formed in Jefferson.
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