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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
8
The author travels Illinois dairy districts noting prosperity with silos modern homes and good roads. He discusses how silos guard winter feed, the lure of grain farming, and the shift from beef to dairy driven by mechanized milking and steady annual income. He cites a cow producing about one hundred dollars yearly milk value.
Walter H. Rowe argues for starting dairy herds with pure-bred cows or at least a pure-bred bull and an eligible heifer. He notes low-cost rations of alfalfa silage and a small amount of corn, and contrasts livestock sales with dairy cash flow highlighting manure as value.
The community plans a term end event with teachers and scholars enjoying a “good old school days” equal to a picnic. Proceeds from a recent play reached about twenty dollars as Miss Florence Leloh’s birthday and other local social events are noted along with church and civic activities.
Breeders can find the well known stallion Young Bouncer at the location daily except Thursdays. The listing appears in Oregonian and Graphic for one year at a rate of $2.25.
On Monday evening May 25 at 8 oclock in the Presbyterian church an exhibition by the Fundamental Music Training Class marks the completion of forty lessons under Miss Jessie Britt. Parents and children and those interested in music are invited. admission is free.
John recalls a family anecdote about iron discovery involving smelting. The account suggests early smelting as the method, attributed to a father’s remark overheard yesterday.
A mother tells her son Herbert that Uncle Ed will join them for dinner, while the boy hesitates asking what if he does not come. The exchange hints at family expectations and worry about the missing guest.
A five year old with her mother visited a matinee and reported the seats as red plush. Her father asked the mother if the seats were comfortable and she replied yes, as the girl spoke up confirming the description.
A man jokes during a ceremonial corner stone laying while declaring poets are born and laws cannot prevent it. The remark underscores the enduring nature of poetry despite formalities and constraints.
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