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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic dated March 2 1919 notes a paved highway drawing land buyers while warning prohibitive land prices could deter them. It observes cordwood prices boost demand for timber land and push buyers toward oil and electric stoves as fuel.
The article praises McMinnville as the county seat and an improving town. It urges residents to keep working together to match the progress seen in nearby Newberg, noting the positive trajectory for the community.
The article notes producers in the fruit and berry sectors fear an early spring more than a late one, suggesting anxious anticipation among local farming interests about upcoming weather and its impact on outdoor work.
A Sheridan Sun cartoon comment notes Taft being praised by Democrats for supporting the League of Nations. It questions how he would fare if he ran for president again under the Republican ticket.
Officials from Newberg and McMinn agreed to remove rough conduct from early season games. Administrators called for all classes and outsiders to show respect and restore order, urging joint action to prevent further disorder at future matches.
A. A. Cone of the Willamette side near Newberg reports in Clackamas County the road across the line is improved but Yamhill County officials have not listened to residents' appeals for weed work. He urges neighbors to mobilize at the county seat and press for action, warning that quiet folk risk being left in the mud.
Corvallis Courier notes opinions vary on women taking over men’s jobs. Some bosses see women as equal or better, others doubt. Outcome hinges on both bosses and workers with women suited to repetitive tasks like processing canned vegetables and housekeeping duties as part of a broad shift.
Henry Watterson's reminiscences discuss eight decades of American history and notable lawmakers. The piece recounts a tale of a corrupt bill, a gambler with political access, and a Mayhew style critique of politicians appetite for money.
The appearance of President Wilson and ex President Taft together on the cinema screen drew strong applause. Voters showed approval of both leaders for their work toward establishing the League of Nations covenant during a Monday night screening.
The Hood River Glacier notes the experiment station has largely caused many orchardists to pay income taxes this year. The remark frames the station as a major tax burden for growers.
Residents in the northern part of McMinnville advocate hard surfaced streets, noting a shift from past hesitation to a community-wide demand amid winter mud and summer dust as the town moves forward.
The Woodburn Independent says late Governor Withycombe’s era was sensitive and troubled, lacking Roosevelt’s love of a fight. It contrasts Olcott with Wilson, praising his resolve to stand up to critics and pursue justice, and wishes him full success in his administration.
Co A Corvallis March 15 Dairymen testifying to the value of scientific methods of production say they gain lower costs and higher cream checks. A Linn county member notes his payment rose from 143 to 187 dollars monthly with the same herd, while urging fair profits for producers and reasonable costs for consumers.
Four Newberg youths Raymond Bassett Fred Hornung Earl Moore and Harry Rockwell served in the First Division in France from 1917 to 1918. They fought in Sommesville Ansaville Cantigny Soissons St Mihiel Argonne Meuse and other actions. The unit recorded 165 officers and 6304 men captured and advanced 61 kilometers.
The Yamhill County Christian Endeavor Union will hold its convention in Newberg March 28 and 29. Walter L Myers, president of the Oregon Christian Endeavor Union, will speak. Rev B J Giffen of McMinnville and Rev Fred Carter of Newberg will also address the gathering. All young people and interested individuals are invited. The first session opens Friday evening at eight o'clock at the Presbyterian church.
A Newberg plumber defends his business practices and staff in a pointed open letter aimed at gossiping neighbours. He pledges to run a decent shop, treat all customers with respect, and stand by his female employee amid local scrutiny. He cites Mark Twain humor and recalls a 1879 Chicago banquet anecdote to conclude.
Revival meetings continue at the Free Methodist Church with Evangelist Walter T. Klotsback preaching the old time gospel. Song service starts at 7 30 sharp and all are welcome for spiritual refreshment.
A Louisville Courier Journal quotation on personal fault and misfortune notes that one can easily see misfortunes as self-inflicted if asked how. The remark frames adversity as a predictable consequence of individual choices.
A fragment discusses inanimate objects being pugnacious and depraved. A character asks for clarification and references a ship sparting ballet box as an example, illustrating a surreal dialogue about objects' behavior.
Leondea Chronicle notes that King John, a frequent traveler, always had a bath at his telas and the royal bath was treated as an extra paid for each landing of the king. The royal water man received a special fee for baths, except on major church festivals.
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