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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
4
The Newport Signal published last week with a sharper appearance and John B. Sheley credited as the new owner and editor. Promises of further improvements in type and machinery are noted for the near future.
Baseball fans recall Hap Hogan who died in Los Angeles from pneumonia. He kept teams lively on the sidelines and his squad had not been defeated until the final half of a game.
The article lauds Frank Brown or Carlton as a confident president for the McMinnville fair, noting his self-management and willingness to sacrifice. It contrasts with street scenes of muzzled dogs and includes reflections on the challenges of running a country newspaper and local reporting duties.
The 53 year old Civil War veteran horse lives at Horseheads New York owned by P A Mc Intosh a War of the Rebellion veteran. Mc Intosh shows the brand I C 1865 on the hip to prove his claim. The aged animal still eats 12 quarts of oats and can accompany his master to town despite gray hair worn teeth and long years in service. Farmers note horses average about 16 years life.
Ree Langworthy is re-elected principal of Springbrook school after commendable service. Frank Brown named fair board president and livestock chief. Ida Mae Smith as secretary. Brown plans an extensive Thoroughbred Short Horn herd and sheep exhibit. Dundee sets annual closing exercises and picnic for the 21st with a forthcoming teachers exam schedule. H B Walters reports strong poultry fair interest in Newberg.
A nostalgic portrait of a transformed farm run with modern science and industry. The speaker notes brighter facilities from lighting to dynamos, staff shifts to college graduates, and upgraded dairy with a milk price drop, while preserving Jersey cattle, Duroc hogs, Southdown sheep, and Plymouth Rock chickens.
The document records the Newberg Graphic weekly newspaper in Newberg Oregon with E H Woodward as editor and owner. It confirms affirmation and subscription before Notary Public F A Mortis on May 14 1915.
Advertises inexpensive piano forte instruction in groups of three for one hour during vacation. Fee is $1 per month, payable in advance. Contact E. at the Graphic office for enrollment. Also notes a lost Panama bat with a blue ribbon band. return to the Graphic office.
Mrs Herring and Joe Herring visited relatives in Portland from Friday till May Day. Dundee neighbors mourn Mrs K D Hat who died May 3 after a long illness. The Dundee baseball team lost 3 to 1 to Sherwood on Sunday. The annual school picnic is set for Friday May 21 with a day of sports and a formal program.
Excerpts from Charles Lescault sermons by Forrest Allen urging repentance toward God and right relations with others. Emphasizes spirit filled life, parental authority, obedience, and that salvation requires ongoing works. Warns against worldliness and neglecting Christian duties.
A jumble of ad copy and notices urges readers to shop early for paints shingle stain repairs and farm machinery at Larkin-Prince Hardware Co with exclusive agents and bargains. The text also touches on Ney's hay carriers and rail timetables and ends with notes on centipede control and a medical dispatch.
An article outlines railway rules in Argentina requiring a set number of trains to run and a defined count of coaches. It notes night trains must include a certain number of sleeping cars and dining or restaurant cars as part of service requirements.
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