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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic of November 13 1919 carries church announcements and community notes. It laments rising turkey prices while urging restraint and gratitude during Thanksgiving and hints at local post office tutelage and public interests in Newberg Oregon.
An Iowa farmer sold Poland China hogs with one yearling sow Goldin 38918 fetching 7000 dollars and the overall average price per head at 700 dollars. This outcome dampens hopes for lower pork prices among buyers.
The annual conference in Salem reported war's discouraging impact and postwar unrest as contributing causes for declining church membership within the Methodist church.
Last Saturday the Valley Canning Co assembly hall held a large daily meeting with coffee and lively speeches. The Graphic did not publish a first page account due to J W Bailey failing to provide the promised copy.
The purchase of 500 tons of hay for feeding 3,000 head of fine stock bound for the Portland stock show next week illustrates the event's magnitude. The article also notes local walnut trees bearing fruit, walnut shipments facing theft, and remarks on Senators McNary and Chamberlain and Rep Hawley. It highlights M. G. Oakley's appeal for right of way for a new Chehalem Mountain road aiding Newberg travel and trade.
Dr. Brown led a push for a new road but has been away. Mr. Oakley now carries the burden and calls on farmers to clear right of way and make fills. The community, including Newberg, is urged to assist with permanent work, with local publicity from the Graphic as needed.
A Congregationalist and Advance piece notes the 132nd anniversary of the Continental Congress finishing the Constitution. It recalls Washington presiding and Madison shaping it, with debates, ratification fights in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, and lingering fears about sovereignty and entangling alliances. It links past arguments to current League of Nations debates and asserts America’s global role.
A shopping notice invites visitors to browse a wide range of Christmas gifts. Shoppers are encouraged to drop in and enjoy a pleasant selection process with helpful staff and festive displays.
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