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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
4
A Newberg Graphic note mocks a Portland firm for selling smoked dresses as new. It reflects on longstanding fashion, while a Myrtle Point Enterprise quips about men debating tariffs and politics yet neglecting home life and housecare duties.
Citizens in Sea Side are debating a proposed law requiring saloons to close at 3 AM during summer. Critics say the three hour shutdown curtails personal liberty and wonder what the community is becoming.
Advocates for Newberg open town class oppose women voting claiming women will not be harmed by voting alongside men in trousers on election day though the debate centers on intelligence and refinement in the electorate.
The Bureau of Food and Drug Inspection forbids artificial coloring of oranges, ending a practice that produced green goods for the Thanksgiving market. California growers face a lighter harvest as ripe fruit sales shift away from these colored oranges.
The stream of Oregon newspaper plants bought by Mississippi valley men has grown in recent months indicating regional interest in the Northwest. Kansas also contributes its quota of reporters and yarn tellers as more journalists move westward.
The Woodburn Independent owner John R. Bell partners with H. W. Young of Independence Kansas. The Graphic defends Youngs editorial and condemns injunctions in the Sunday closing case while urging support for the Newberg ordinance and city governance.
The memory of Carrie Nation was honored in Milwaukee by the Women’s National Christian Temperance Union. Delegates bowed in silent homage, acknowledging her courage and single minded pursuit of temperance. The tribute avoids endorsement of her methods while recognizing her dedication to the cause.
Oregon Agricultural College horticulture experts report eleven counties included in the prune survey with about 200 growers interviewed. The project seeks to identify key problems, unify growers, and shape winter courses to teach best practices in pruning, soil, irrigation, spraying, curing, drying, and marketing for Oregon prune operations.
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