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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
4
Newberg Graphic notes the 1919 daylight saving start on March 30 urging readers to wake earlier as clocks advance. Editorial mentions editor H. Woodward and Newberg origin with the paper’s postal status.
Real estate dealers observe renewed land sale activity in the community and note a tendency among anxious sellers to push prices upward, risking driving away prospective buyers.
From Crockett California comes a report that on Wednesday Manager Wal ter McCredie led his 1 Beaver players through their first day’s workout. The piece hints at possible signals about the war’s status and schedules.
An editorial urges readers to study a lengthy article on physical fitness as essential for the nation. It targets parents teachers and school boards and discusses youth training and welfare.
The notice cautions gardeners to avoid planting in wet ground. Working soil while wet in spring leads to soil compaction and wasted effort and may jeopardize the forthcoming crop.
The Graphic argues for national physical fitness as essential for youth and the nation. It cites wartime needs, calls for compulsory school physical education, and urges federal aid to states to develop broad, health focused programs with trained teachers and standardized health practices.
The article recalls committees with salaries weighing military veterans’ future, debating return to farm life or government employment. It notes youths’ candid views on home affairs and warns of pitfalls for the young and inexperienced as they face postwar transitions.
Dundee citizens planned a floral and food送 welcoming for returning homecoming soldiers. When most were routed by the Forest Grove line, locals loaded into cars and went to McMinnville to join the homecoming exercises, leaving out one son, W S Allan.
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