Post Office Bantered At Newberg Oregon
A brief post office note from Newberg Oregon indicates second class matter status.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
4
A brief post office note from Newberg Oregon indicates second class matter status.
Buffalo William is described as male again leading to postponed grocery payments as dad must source funds for himself and the children, delaying family purchases until next payday.
Italy has entered the alliance against Austria and Germany, joining the allied forces. The move is met with regret, but it is hoped that all nations involved will engage promptly in the bloody conflict.
A. P. Johnson, formerly of Newberg, sold his Corvallis grocery business and left for the East. While away, he was nominated for Corvallis mayor and is described as running like a thoroughbred, though he has many Newberg friends eager to back him if they know how to proceed.
Philadelphia Authorities approve exhibition of the Liberty Bell in San Francisco with a Portland stop. The crowds will view the historic relic, a privilege welcomed by many Americans. Senator Chamberlain returns from Washington with upbeat notes on California’s prosperity, amid mixed reports from others about business conditions.
The Graphic argues Newberg will benefit from remaining with the Southern Pacific as electric line service satisfies current needs. Readers recall past criticisms of railroad service and note that further improvements will follow as demand justifies it, with policy set to continue in the future.
The article argues for stronger business support to obtain improved electric line service, cautioning that splitting business could jeopardize current service and future train improvements. It notes The Graphic backed better service in the past and credits railroad workers for progress, urging continued public support.
The piece weighs Borah as a rising GOP contender favored by both wings and seen as a potential nominee despite questions from Maine leaders and mixed eastern opinion. It contrasts Borah with Hughes Root Taft and Roosevelt, noting campaign support from Taft and Roosevelt if nominated, and signals growing interest as a political boom begins.
A circular to farm women by Secretary Houston invites replies on their main needs in agriculture. Thousands respond and their letters are classified for consideration, with objections noted in the Globe Democrat report.
Albert Mittlehner says his brewer salary has dropped from 175 to 125 a month after a prohibition amendment. Circuit Judge Meter orders 25 monthly alimony until retroactive 1800 due to divorce from Josephine Mittlehner. He warns he will be out of work when the brewery shuts January 1 1916. The note appears in a Portland paper describing his claim of being legislated out of a job.
Health is not a matter of luck but of taking care of the body like maintaining a machine. Read The Hygienist magazine edited by Dr. R R Daniels, a contributor to this paper, to learn how to be well. Sample copy available at news dealers or The Hygienist Publishing Co. Majestic Bldg Denver Colorado.
Notice to horse owners names a German Coach stallion Pylos visiting Sherwood Mondays and Tuesdays and remaining at Commercial Stable in Newberg. Call J. W. Henry to investigate arrangements and balance of time.
Advertisement invites children in class three to learn piano forte during vacation at $1 per month payable in advance. Instructions suggest contact through Graphi office at 32tf.
A fragment quotes Frank C. Mills about relocating buildings and using heavy machinery. The text references an 18th century automobile incident and a fatal accident, mentioning the Atlanta Constitution and personal business tensions.
A short comic note references a character declaring we are what we eat and jokes about eating hash for a month as part of a Philadelphia Ledger feature.
Auction ad offers a 1400 pound three year old colt, gentle and well broke, for sale or trade for cattle. Seeks sows for farrow in about two months. Location Haveman Laurel Route 1 near Spaulding mill. Also mentions Jersey bull priced at 15,000 dollars and a contact at T. W. Dayton.
The City Transfer Co announces Steamer Woodland offers freight and passenger service to McMinnville and selected way points. The Oregon City Locks, purchased for $300, are now available for use, promising big savings in freight and passenger transport. Freight pickup and delivery are free of charge.
George W. Hume of Newberg acquires the Kenilworth Hotel at 228 Second Street Portland. Steam heat and hot water planned. rooms listed at 50 cents to 1 dollar for transients and 2 to 3 dollars weekly. Neatly described as a nice home for nice people.
The mint makes it and under the terms of the Continental Mortgage Company you can secure it at 6 per cent for any legal purpose on approved real estate. Terms easy, tell us your wants and we will co-operate with you. Petty & Company, 513 Denham Blag., Denver, Colo. 80-41
Eighty acres unimproved land with clay soil and southern eastern slope includes springs and coal underfoot. Three miles from town of about 1100 people and a 100d school with railroad and boat landing nearby. Will exchange for small improved acreage near Newberg. Address George W. Rowan Castle Rock Washington.
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