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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
8
Legal voters of School District No 29 in Yamhill County Oregon are notified a school meeting will be held at City HAM on December 12 1921 at 2 PM to discuss the budget and vote on levying a special district tax. The budget for the fiscal year ending June 30 1922 totals funds from county state and elementary funds plus other sources.
Official district document detailing three year unit costs for services material and supplies, with expenditures of the last of the three preceding years and six months of the current year. Prepared under section 231-A of 1921 school laws. W Nelson district clerk.
The Newberg Graphic summarizes Market Growers Journal figures from 1919 to 1909 on small fruits, listing acreages and production by state. It highlights leading strawberry and loganberry outputs, notes Oregon’s loganberry share, and urges local growers to favor berries and poultry with crop rotation for soil fertility.
A humorous slice of life commentary on optimism and thrift. The speaker notes underdogs getting some relief, cautions about vacation promises, seed catalog fantasies, and the odd logic of modern life. It ends with a wry line about selling winter as coal in summer.
A motivational list urges handling hardest tasks first each day and praises enthusiasm. It advises criticizing oneself constructively, studying others methods, avoiding dislikes, and valuing fair acts. It cautions success is not only money and encourages honoring employers and personal confidence.
A new popular science device for rubbing automobile bodies during painting has been invented. It doubles the worker's output and eases the labor, promising faster, more efficient body finishing.
The article argues hens over two and a half years old yield fewer eggs and that younger fowls provide greater profit. It notes proper care and housing matter but emphasizes replacing aging stock to maximize winter laying results.
Farmers should not raise hens under natural conditions as they become a liability. To profit from hens, keep them in top condition with extra good care and plenty of proper feed.
Delma Reta Bristow and Percy Kiser of Newberg receive a marriage license. Mae Wade of Sheridan weds Elijah J Hayes of Sheridan. Clara Helen Dubarko to Merrel Raymond Payne of Sheridan. Jessie Agnes Dillinger of Dundee to Eugene Fields Hubbard of Dundee.
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