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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic shows editors and publishers NOTTAGE and DIMOND, published every Thursday evening from the Graphic Building at 600 First Street. It lists post office mailing as second class matter, with a $2.00 annual advance.
The article argues for rapid disarmament to avoid another costly war. It urges citizens to contact senators and congressmen to push Congress to renounce armaments and urges coordinated international disarmament through conferences, stressing economic strain and leadership responsibility.
Local parents in Newberg face backlash as their boys and girls allegedly cause disruptions. Community leaders urge parental responsibility to curb rising incidents and restore order in the city.
A public plea argues parents must discipline and monitor their children at home to stop youths from roaming streets late at night. It warns that relying on city officials harms families and stresses safer neighborhoods rely on parental involvement and responsibility.
A Portland group proposes naming the Portland to Forest Grove route Memorial Loop, via Yamhill Carlton Newberg and back to Portland. They argue the Pacific Highway trade name already carries nationwide value and fear losing the West Side Pacific Highway to others.
City authorities levied heavy fines on a group caught in a gambling game last Saturday night. The article argues fines are the only way to curb the crime wave and suggests lawbreakers will quit once illegal activity becomes unprofitable.
Editorial urges citizens to make law enforcement a core goal and to respect and follow laws to maintain community safety and order. The piece stresses civic responsibility and public support for police and legal systems.
Fire prevention week report states prominent Newberg merchant Charles Frick was arrested Tuesday for maintaining a rubbish pile behind his store. He paid a $5 fine and was ordered to clean up and avoid further infractions within city limits.
The daily electric train arrivals and departures between Newberg city office and Portland Times show 6:06 8:55 9:03 11:32 1:15 2:20 4:06 5:29 7:04 6:56 a. m. and p. m. times. Reservations for theatre parties or special trips can be made by calling Portland Main 23314 or Newberg Black 120.
An advertisement for a laundry service promises pickup and delivery of bundles in sanitary surroundings with pure water and mild soap. It claims careful handling, timely return with most ironing done, and economical housekeeping assistance.
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