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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
Publication line indicating Thursday morning release and postal handling at Newberg Oregon with shipping and residence references. Contains location details for the paper and interior office addresses.
In political chatter of March 18 1920 many voters from both parties express support for Hoover regardless of party. The piece notes that some lawmakers and citizens see Hoover as a strong presidential possibility while railing against the usual party game.
The Graphic notes favorable mention of 8 L Parrett, president of the United States National Bank, as a potential representative for the legislature for Yamhill county. It suggests he might consent to have his name considered on the ballot if persuaded.
Rose Wilder Lane launches a multi part feature in Sunset Magazine April issue. She visited Newberg recently to gather boyhood details about Herbert Hoover and collected photographs for use.
Washington announces Save Money on Meat Week dates across states. Oregon readers are urged to buy cheaper cuts, though one commentator notes a nickel pound pork cut could ease high living costs.
Charles Evans Hughes, president of the Legal Aid Society, calls for reforms to reduce delay and cost in litigation so poor men and women can seek justice. He warns against voter anger and radical propaganda tied to perceived judicial injustice and urges thoughtful action by legislators and bar associations.
An agriculture column from Newberg High School urges thrift in money management and provides practical notes on poultry and pig care. It emphasizes organizing landscape design, proper egg handling, space for nests, and sourcing guidance from experts, ending with a call for self supporting homes and a sign off by Oliver F. Kilham, Director.
Witnesses at the Powery approach to the Williamsburg bridge report a daily sight of dispossessed men selling remnants of their wardrobes. Four men were present one morning offering frayed shirts at high prices and worn trousers, silk underwear, a fur lined coat, razors, and more. A motorman bought the coat for 4.78 after hours of haggling. The open sidewalk market draws little police interference.
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