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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
4
A Newberg Oregon port notice lists the editor and publisher as entries in a local official record. The piece mentions bootleg whisky prices and dwindling stocks held in cellars for home consumption. A rainfall shortfall of 1.12 inches since September is noted but not alarming.
Subscriptions expire April 1 with April 19 as the due date. Cash in advance required and timely renewal avoids loss of issues. Highway Commission selects route via LaFayette to McMinnville, disappointing Dayton but shifting bridge maintenance costs from the county to the state.
The article compares wartime expenses of the United States with those of Britain France and Germany. It notes Congress approved 653 60 000 000 for the war against Germany, a sum larger than all government disbursements from 1789 to 1917. It also states the current Army and Navy manpower exceeds all prior wars, including the Revolution.
The piece cites Alvin T. Fuller Massachusetts Congressman and other Republicans who support the peace league. It notes The Boston Herald argues defeat of the league could shape the 1920 presidential race and criticizes Wilson’s handling while urging Republicans to cooperate in the peace effort.
A compilation of editorials and notices criticizing postwar policy and wartime spending. The pieces praise President Wilson's aims while urging caution and accountability, warn against self interest guiding international plans, and discuss local issues from noise nuisance to service honors and advertisements.
Police warn carelessness with discarded glass is a potential crime as broken milk bottles litter main streets endangering horses and drivers. The Hood River Glacier stresses thoughtful disposal to prevent costly repairs and religious distress. Farmers in Yam county discuss farm naming as a branding practice, with Indian names among options and registration with the county clerk before printing stationery and marketing produce.
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