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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
8
The New York American notes that Christians faced Roman persecution for denying the divinity of Caesar and the Roman gods. It argues such faith was seen as high treason and that religious persecution was a fearsome possibility never fully imagined by Romans.
The passage argues that people focus on holding the power of how not the how itself. It notes a tendency to dash forward briefly but lack strong personality, independence, and resolve. It claims they stay in the crowd and avoid fearless action.
Vesta Rebekah Lodge No 76 presents an entertainment and bazaar at I O O F Hall on Friday and Saturday March 17 and 18. Invite friends for the programs each evening with an ice cream parlor tea room punch booth and other attractions. Prizes awarded Saturday night and unsold goods auctioned in the final hour. Bazaar open Saturday. Social Committee. 22-23
Mr and Mrs S D Richardson express appreciation for the sympathy shown to them after the loss of their son.
A Republican candidate appeals for voter backing in the county commissioner race, noting the nomination process at the May primary. The message emphasizes honest service and personal pledge from candidate R. C. Henry.
The candidate, Pdadv H. S. Maloney, states satisfaction with past service to Yamhill County residents and requests support for another term, citing enjoyment of the work and need for the salary.
Various classified items including for sale farm equipment such as a 1200-pound workhorse, a drill and buggy gear, a player piano with 20 rolls, and a cotton king disc. notices for an eye specialist visit in Newberg. livestock listings Prolific Poland Chinas and Ayrshire bull Peter Pan 16. seeds and farm supplies from Newberg Seed & Seed Co and W B Sims.
Rag and rug weaving business run by Joseph Stephens located on Dayton road opposite the David Martin place.
Erra Hayes offers special attention to pension business with 24 years of successful practice. Indian war claims highlighted as a feature. File your claims now at the office next door east of the Electric Light office on First Street in Newberg.
Nine-room exchange offer for a modern 7 room dwelling in Portland area near New berg. Furnace, fireplace and beam ceiling noted along with a quaint dutelf feature.
Leading December Hygienist Magazine article by Dr. R R Daniels discusses meals that digest easily and how to pair foods. Promotion for purchasing the magazine and Green's candies ad copy follows mentioning pure cream taffies fudges honey nougats and party catering options from Green's for quality.
All voters in Yamhill County interested in prohibition meet at McMinnville Court House on March 24 at 10 a m to nominate a county ticket elect delegates to the state convention and handle other business Curtis P Coe is chairman of the county committee
113 acres winter wheat 38 acres alfalfa 90 acres stubble 5 fields fenced hog tight 3 acres orchard 8 room house barn water piped to buildings easy haul to R R Located in Klickitat County Wash where they raise wheat Price 50.00 per acre and worth the money Have to change climate and will take a valley farm as first payment on the place Sat Co Res phone Blue 186 s
A local notice reports spray dope products sold by Larkin Prince Howe Company. Officials announce the availability of various spray-on coatings and agricultural sprays through the firm. The notice outlines procurement options and contact details for buyers.
A Kansas City lip language school claims thousands of deaf adults can discard hearing devices and engage in conversation after a simple method. The ad touts national recognition, free details, and offers enrollment without expense, urging readers to send money and mention their deaf status.
A rural county in Oregon announces a senior class event to be held April 17 at a local school. The notice names Clarence Batt as a senior, with other details read as partially obscured.
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