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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic itemizes subscription totals for the college building fund at 20 666 and notes new equipment bookings for the Harriman lines in the Northwest totaling 4 630 000. The note requests Mr. OBrien to record the Yamhill Division of the S P in his notebook.
L B Charles, formerly of Newberg, runs the Silver Lake Leader while the editor is away on vacation. Readers appear not to notice any loss in quality during the temporary change.
The column compares filling columns with light news to housekeeping. It notes Oregon’s winter rain is inexpensive to handle, while New York City spent 1,398,000 dollars to remove snow last winter, urging readers to praise Oregon’s climate and dismiss winter critics.
A Goldfield Nevada woman said she accepted a Japanese suitor because she was old and home and she proclaimed that he has a brown skin but a white heart. She predicts younger women with fair faces may imitate such matches, following others who married men not white though they call themselves Caucasians.
The Laymen's Missionary Convention will be held at the White Temple Portland March 29 30 31. A banquet for 2000 attendees opens the event at Meier Frank's restaurant. Washington's Superintendent of Documents lists affordable public bulletins on farming food diet forestry labor patriotism and more.
The 80 year old pioneer Ezra Meeker plans a new overland trip with an ox team along the Oregon trail. He previously traveled 1853 and 1906 to mark monuments and preserve trail heritage. Meeker will drive a galvanized stake wagon and reed the route with help from his ox Dave and mate Andy.
A compiled transfer ledger shows numerous deeds recorded from John T Abraham to Henry G Granville for 10 acres in section 11 to various buyers including city land in Newberg and Sheridan. Transactions include parcels, block lots, and tracts across Newberg McMinnville Sheridan and Willamina with prices ranging from $1 to $18000 and interests bought by individuals and couples.
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