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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
2
Northbound trains leave Newberg and Portland with arrival times for Nos. 356 3654 368 363 269 362 and return trains from Portland to Newberg Nos. 361 366 369 363 367 361. One Sunday and one Saturday schedule note: Trains 356 368 discontinued between or and Mc Mienville.
Effective August 15 1919 11 00 P M Saturday and Sunday only reservations for theatre parties or special trips call.
Mr and Mrs Roy Shreve called on Mr Woodworth last week. Butler family returned from California. Dean family business trip to Rex. Woodworth couple attended funeral of Margaret Woodworth in Estacada. Jack Sawyer buys a new Nash car. Sawyer family weekend with Harmon and Kane in Rex. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Kane’s Thursday. Next meeting first Thursday of December at Mrs Sanderman’s home. Dr E A Romig visited daughter Mrs Otis while Ruth attended teachers institute in McMinnville. Axel Anderson of Oregonian with wife and three children Marion Pauline Ruth visited Ditto family. Wm H Mullegan, recently back from war, staying with Ditto family. Mullegans and Dittos are sisters. Prof Harvey Wright from Newport high spoke in Rex on Tobacco and shared tests on its harm.
Summary of Victory W C T U yearly activities from November to September including meetings at the library and home, topics on purity, motherhood, industry, Americanization, missions, and temperance education led by Mrs Moore, Mrs Swope, and others. references to lectures, birthdays, and a 1930 subscription offer.
An advertisement extols The Youths Companion and McCalls Magazine with subscription deals for 1920. It promotes family reading and unity while citing a quip about marriage and divorce in a humorous exchange.
Oregon's Willamette Valley thrives on loganberries and strawberries with soil and climate ideal for canning and jelly making. A nationwide ad campaign funded by the Phez Company boosted demand, lifting prices from 4 to 12 cents per pound and expanding markets, but acreage limits hinder further plant growth and regional development.
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