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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
5
Daily Portland to Newberg rail schedule details leave and arrive times for multiple trains. Local notices cover travel, property visits, residents from nearby towns, social events, and a range of community updates including sales, births, deaths, and upcoming club activities.
Conrad W Werth writes from a ship anchored near Quiberon Bay detailing a fourteen day voyage to Nantes with remarks on sea sickness, waves sweeping rooms, porpoises near the hull, a cat mascot, and plans for a Paris trip. He notes delays likely until March 15 and mentions fellow sailors from Portland and Hoboken.
The Shiloh Post No. 77 Department of Oregon G A R drafts resolutions for the death of John Hutton. The measure notes the loss to post meetings and social gatherings, extends sympathy to his family and friends, and provides copies for publication and post records. Signed by Wm. Clemmens Geo. Meader and A Bartholomew.
Carlton Sentinel notes a business man wondering who you are and hesitating to ask. You provide your name, easing the moment and bringing unspoken blessings.
Pernicious politicians attack Portland, inflaming prejudice and causing friction. The city thrives when the state prospers, and Portland pledges cooperation with the state for development. The text argues for uniting interests to enlist Portland’s support.
A study of Junkers describes them as the Prussian landed aristocracy entering arms and officer ranks. The term evolves to signify arrogance and reactionary aims to preserve elite privileges, shaping domestic policy and social life through defense of large estates and superiority over common civilians.
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