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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
7
The Newberg Graphic reports Clyde M. La Follette visiting town to meet voters and offer to show where to fish at Wheatland in about two weeks. Alta V. Black faces S. B. Duncan for school superintendent with many young male voters likely to skip the veteran candidate.
A gasoline famine has dealers tensed as reports claim Standard Oil Co pressure aims to remove the test requirement in Oregon. Officials deny, noting a general Northwest supply shortage likely reduces impact of such charges.
Residents of Newberg and Yamhill County are urged to vote May 21 for Herbert C. Hoover in a primary election seen as a rare local chance to support a former Newberg lad for the presidency. Local pride is tapped to prompt ballots as Hoover is praised nationwide as fit for the job.
The Yamhill County Forum held a meeting Tuesday in poor attendance with critics saying the organization is failing for lack of nourishment. John V U Smith, founder, was absent and sent no regrets. Postmaster Peterson of Grand Ronde urged road improvements. B Y Roe chaired, and the next meeting is scheduled for McMinnville.
A 1920 membership campaign targets one million new members. Eligible veterans include those who served honorably in the U S armed forces between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 and men and women from any nation's naval military or air service.
Sam A Kozer former Deputy Secretary of State and Republican candidate vows to enforce strict economy in state affairs and asks voters for their support. The notice emphasizes his American citizenship and long service.
Saturday ice cream party at Blanche Crimmins' home. New Dundee families Mr. and Mrs. MacRae take up residence in Parish house. Rev. Robam Brymer to conduct meetings May 24 to June 6. Fire destroys Ernest Bronson house. family displaced with aid from neighbors. Willamette University fundraising campaign gains speed in Dundee.
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