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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1916

Page

1

Wattle Mayor Opens Portland Prohibition Dialogue

Reported by Multnomah yesterday, Portland officials discuss enforcing prohibition with Municipal Judge Langguth accusing a local druggist of bootlegging. Mayor Cin intro duced guest speaker Mr Gill who argues prohibition is an economic universal movement and urges license revocation to curb illegal alcohol sales.

Langguth Portland Multnomah Judge Langguth Langguth de Cin ‘Wa Albee Gill Seattle

The Pine Board Tale From Coast Range Forest

A girl sits in a rocker as a talking pine board recounts a pine cone’s journey two centuries ago. The cone fell from a mother tree on a Coast Range slope, was buried by rain soaked soil, and began a long, patient cycle that shaped the forest story.

Lewes Mr. Hood Jefferson Columbia River Dorothy L. Gilbert Damascus Ohio Coast Range

LeChapeau Hat Sale Cuts Prices on Trimmed Hats

Gregory Sisters promote a sale featuring reduced prices on trimmed hats and a school cape. The notice highlights bargain headwear and outerwear offered by the shop.

Gregory Sisters

Mrs Fish Draws Raves For Recital Talent

Mrs Fish, famed reader of drama and story, charmed audiences in Kansas City and Columbia Missouri with a wonderful voice and natural, magnetic style. Critics praised her simplicity, humor, and the vivid life she brings to characters.

Tom Huck Kansas City Daily Star Anna Rogers Fish Columbia Missouri Tribune Fish

Golden wedding tribute to Mr and Mrs Reetz at home

The Reetz couple, born in Germany, married in Wisconsin in 1866 and later moved to Oregon, celebrated their golden wedding with a feast and remarks by Rev Haneisen. They have six sons and a late daughter Emma Ege, with many relatives attending from Dayton Willamette University Salem and Portland.

Reetz Germany America Reets Princeton Greenlake County Wisconsin Fairmont Minn Newberg Oregon Emma Ege Chas. A Junction City A. J Bakersfield California Silas G Pendleton B. A A. W E. J Dayton Haneisen E. J. Reetz Carl A. Reetz Willamette University Salem Chas. Krugger Wm. Rogers Jule Ego Ray Vernon Pape Portland Lizzie Krugger Albert Krugger Birde Guenther Lawrence

The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian Price Notice

A brief notice lists The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian as available for one year at a price of two dollars.

The Graphic Oregonian

Bryan Loses Purse in Newport Fire at Early Morning

Mrs T H Bryan was staying in Newport when a morning fire destroyed her room. She escaped with her life, leaving behind a purse containing $10 and a railroad ticket. The house, a pioneer era dwelling on the hill three blocks west of the boat landing, known as the Wm Stites house, was owned by Mrs M Ellis.

T. H. Bryan Newport Toom Boat Landing Wm. Stits Ee

A S C I A S W H O A T PACIFIC COLLEGE

Student organization list at Pacific College with officers for multiple groups including Y M C A Y W C A Men’s Athletic Association and Glee Club. Named roles span presidents secretaries treasurers vice presidents and editors with several near the top of campus clubs.

Crescent introduces officers and staff positions

The Crescent lists officers including President Alfred Terrell Secretary Elizabeth Anderson First Year President Cecil Hinshaw and Secretary Pauline Terrell, detailing leadership roles for the organization.

Alfred Terrell Elizabeth Anderson Cecil Hinshaw Pauline Terrell the Crescent

C Y P U Social Draws Large Attendance at Church Meeting

At the Christian church last Friday after the monthly meeting a social drew about 100 people. The event aimed to attract nonmembers with games and charades, and C W Sloan read the continued paper The Mirror. Next Sunday the Springbrook Christian Endeavor will be led by the missionary committee with an engaging program.

Christian Church C. W. Sloan the Mirror Christian Endeavor Springbrook

Farm Notes By County Agent Organizes Rural Hygiene Push

Sanitation and hygiene in rural homes are neglected according to Mrs J A Smith of Newberg at Yamhill County Country Life Council meeting in the county court house. The council plans to discuss the topic at the January meeting and to organize a rural home demonstration tour with Miss Rona M Turley from Oregon State College assisting. A committee will seek help from the McMinnville Woman's Club for the tour.

J. A. Smith Newberg Yamhill County Country Life Council McMinnville Woman’s Club M. S. Shrock

W R C to Hold Annual Inspection and Thanksgiving Dinner

The Women’s Relief Corps will meet on Thursday November 23 with Past Department President Mrs. Minnie Horsman as inspector. A Thanksgiving dinner at noon is planned for W R C members their husbands and all G A R veterans and their wives.

Women’s Relief Corps Minnie Horsman Department Press Cor

Thanksgiving Millinery at Reduced Prices at King's

Thanksgiving hats offered at lower prices with many values noted. War conditions in Europe have influenced prices and stock at King's Millinery, encouraging shoppers to pick new hats for the Thanksgiving season.

King's Millinery Europe

School Children Earn Large Sums

A Newberg project by Inkter ent Teacher Association surveys 477 pupils aged 6 to 15. Of them 813 have had dental attention, 164 have had none, 227 know they need it, and 218 brush daily. The 363 grade children earn $6,189.74 yearly, spending $1,469.52 on sweets. better dental care could aid pupils and parents, with hope for school dental inspections.

Newberg Inkter ‘ent-Teacher Association

Japanese Freight Dominates North Pacific Trade, 1916

A San Francisco telegram notes Puget Sound and Vancouver freighters show Japan leading the north Pacific trade during the first six months of 1916. Japanese vessels total 73 per cent of ships sailing for the Far East, with 73 vessels, while British 12, American 10, Norwegian 2, Russian 2, and Mexican 1 follow.

Europe North Pacific Puget Sound Orient Vladivostok Archangel Vancouver B. C Far East San Francisco Pacific California Ital Ian Pacific Coast Manu

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