27 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
1
W S Allan defends prune quality and sorting methods, arguing last season was near perfect and that careful in-field and post-harvest handling preserves eye appeal and price. He says Oregon prunes should maintain high standards and urges practical farming over mere advice.
Salem Oregon March 18 state forester warns against unscrupulous timber brokers misrepresenting the compulsory patrol law taking effect June 2. Brokers claim owners must hire patrolmen at own expense to push sac rifice sales, though the law stipulates a state patrol at up to five cents per acre with a lien on land. Joining county fire patrol associations offers cheaper coverage, with costs from 1 4 to 3 4 cents per acre, making protection affordable and reducing incentives to sell under false pretenses.
The Schelly family expresses gratitude to those who helped during their misfortune. They extend prayers for blessings in return and sign with kind regards from C F Schelly and family.
Washington reports that the Treasury will start a vast audit on April 1 led by John Burke as Treasurer of the United States. The process will seal vaults and verify notes and securities, with estimates suggesting a multi month count and extensive audits of the nation’s gold and silver holdings.
Portland ore March 25 Speaker C N Mc Arthur praised Representatives Roy Graves and Sam Laughlin of Yamhill county saying they were two of the best men in the legislature. Graves served on Ways and Means and Laughlin on Assessment and Taxation and Labor Industries.
The Dallas Observer notes President Woodrow Wilson avoided crowds and attended service quietly, contrasting his modest behavior with T A who sought publicity. The piece highlights Rearing of “psychological moments” as a defining trait.
Receipts for the week include cattle 1406 calves 50 hogs 4415 sheep 3862 and horses 46. Beef is liquidating, with steers 7.25 to 7.50 and top loads at 7.70. Cows and calves sold well, bulls strong, calves 9.00 to 9.50. Hog prices held around 9.15 amid large runs, sheep market steady with Easter mutton higher but light trade in the sheep house due to holidays.
A March 31 benefit at Star theatre offers two comedy sketches a drama Poet and Peasant, Pathe's Weekly, Balkan War snow scenes, and Newberg band numbers. Proceeds aid the band boys covering music costs and incidental expenses, with citizens urged to support the cause.
Joint memorial service held at the Baptist church on Friday evening features a program with hymns readings and recitations honoring Frances E Willard and Neal Dow. Participants include Rev A T Norwood Mrs Lillie M Welter Mrs C O Whitely Earl Pinney Nan Travis and Cossie Male Quartet with a collection and temperance doxology.
A reflective piece contrasts the Pin Head with its blunt, passive nature versus the active, alert Pin opposite. It argues real usefulness comes from being sharp and ready to act, driven by circumstances that push progress forward. The Pin Head remains in the rear, never leading.
The Star Theatre presents the Seely sisters in a program featuring a late song hit "I'd Love to Live in Loveland With a Girl Like You" sung by Miss Alice Arney. The bill includes three comedies two scenics and a biograph drama. Educational addresses are planned across the state with one by A F Flegel on Friday evening next week.
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