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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic is published every Thursday morning from the Graphic Building at 600 First Street. Office phone is White 38. residence is Blue and Eatered. Mailed as second class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office.
The line notes a price of $1.50 per year in advance and is dated Thursday October 7, 1915.
The note proclaims the completion of Volume 27 of the Graphic and declares the event a strictly female affair, warning men not to rise to a point of order. The wording emphasizes female involvement and excludes male participation in the proceedings.
A farm report notes a boy grows into maturity without openly admitting it. The piece contrasts his silent development with expectations of overt progress and communal talk.
A remark praises a woman who keeps serenity when the clothesline breaks and family washing drifts onto a newly-spaded garden, calling her an optimist.
The Albany Democrat condemns any rough handling of Hooker the escaped convict captured by officers after he shot Harry Minto. It argues no officer may seek vengeance while a suspect is under arrest, regardless of crime, flagging strong grounds for restraint.
Joe Pecard of Umatilla admitted taking six dozen bottles of beer onto the Umatilla Indian Reservation. In Wolverton’s court in Portland he was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to two months in jail, with time to consider profits from the venture.
The Harriet Nations meet in Newberg this week to discuss their long effort and recall the crushing state election result. They vow law enforcement as next battle cry and pledge ongoing work for supporters.
The account claims Colonel Roosevelt was charged by a moose in Canada and shot the animal in self defense. It notes followers were mauled by the Bull Moose, many limped back, leaving the Colonel and a few others to retreat in defeat and disappointment.
A local newspaper editor is described as the steady hand who writes weekly columns, covers all local news, welcomes callers, handles diverse business details, and maintains a strong record year after year without growing old in the job.
A male worker, bold and self confident, sits amid the group in Newberg as State W. C. T. U. sessions proceed. The fragment notes his presence among the assembly.
A collage of reader letters praise the Raggedy Man poems by Mr. Riley. Children describe favorites and share playful notes, farming life, and school, with thanks to the author and a wish for more verses. The exchange reveals affection for the poetry and its playful rural imagery.
A historic photo story showcases real battlefield pictures from World War I era. The display includes detainment camps near Berlin, Liege destruction, East Prussian prisons, Osterlit bombardment, river Mass bridges, and battles like Termonde and Tannenburg, offered at Baker theater with additional notices inside.
Rae speaks of a hardworking man beloved by his family. He visits daily, described as the best person they know, with fond memories shared about his role and presence at home.
AReflective feature explains the wedding ring as a symbol of enduring commitment. The article traces origins of the phrase With this ring I thee wed and the tradition of dowry, noting the ring as a circle without end representing eternal bond.
The article traces how rings evolved from a pledge and ownership token to a betrothal sign in Egypt and later a marriage symbol in Western Europe. It notes shifts in which hand the ring is worn and how customs reflect social expectations, with aphorisms about gender and money.
A Oklahoma woman claiming to be the wife of a poor farmer sent a letter to Secretary McAdoo suggesting the conscience fund be used to purchase two cows an automobile and a set of false teeth arguing they are essentials on a farm. The amount in the fund is near 500000 but the writer and money are unnamed.
A notice seeks an agent to manage the disbursal of a purportedly lost European estate valued at 700 million dollars. The request seeks qualified individuals to handle claims and distribution under applicable legal authority.
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