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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
2
Newberg Graphic notes W J Bryan questions and party shifts as J R Hornung backs Hughes. Farmers seek rain to ease dry ground hindering fall seeding while W H Hornibrook resigns Albany Democrat post to return home from Siam. Editorial tone comments on Oregon politics and newspaper life.
The first of a six part Lyceum course will be at Wood-Mar Hall Friday night October 26 with Dr. Lincoln Wirt presenting In the Wake of the War Americas Challenge to the World. Season tickets available at Kienles Music Store and the Graphic office with seats reserved Saturday at 8 30 at Kienles Music Store.
The Graphic argues there has never been a Washington candidate more qualified for high office, praising Hughes for efficiency and honesty in prior official positions. It asserts he has consistently proven himself in trusted roles and questions Republican reluctance to support him.
A Newberg graphic office story notes a woman and her husband renewing support for the lyceum season. She plans to attend every number after giving up extra funds to finance tickets, urging parents to invest in higher quality entertainment for their young people.
Readables from Springbrook and Dundee detail visits by Ramsey, Baileys, and Markells, trips to Portland and Newport, and family events. The Ladies Club discusses December bazaar while Hughes Alliance organizes at the schoolhouse. The Harvest Home fair is canceled, and plans shift to a Dundee Woman’s Club event.
Miss Martha Davis of Boston visits Miss Sally E Beck. Miss Gelen W Copeland of Portland spends last week at Otterbrook. Dr. and Mrs. A P Watson, Mrs Ora Watson, Mrs 8 M Crosby and Mrs Cottrell of
A. A. Noble and family motor to Salem Saturday. Laurence Boyd returns to Idaho after visiting parents. New silos erected on Patten Calbreath Thumberg and Smith farms. White Sox Orchard Company completes a large apple warehouse. Mrs Amelia Calkins returns from Dallas. M. D. Ebbert sells his Ford to Russell Parker. John Sullivan family arrives from Chicago planning orchard homes. Mrs Wooner of Pleasant Home visits Rex. Industrial Club exhibition set for October 28 at Ewing Young school. invites nearby clubs. Republican meeting at Ewing Young with speeches by Senator Vinton and Mr Hewitt. Music program by local performers. Mr and Mrs E H Anderson celebrate fortieth wedding anniversary with family from Portland and Salem. S. M. Calkins praises trip to Coos Bay with Portland business leaders. special train of Portland businessmen lauded. Abe Ashkeford family from Sherwood visit Rex with new Ford. Williamsburg church revivalists depart after three weeks. Mrs S Sanderman in Portland visiting sister Velte at Dr Pierce’s Sanitarium. Velte shows improvement.
Real estate transfers involve Laura L. Baker to Merritt C. Griswold for 34.44 acres in Alfred Job dict with a $10 consideration. S.C. Cummins sells 120.84 acres in Thomas M. Wright dict to H. L. Cummins for $1. E F DeBord transfers 10 acres to the Western Oregon Conference Association of Seventh Day Adventists for $1. David Frankhauser and wife transfer 20 acres in 36 t4sr8 w to Anna Minerva Hough for $10. Chris Konzelmap and wife move 34 acres in s% of John Shelton dic t3sr4 w to W. J. Craft for $2000. Emmer A. Newby and wife transfer lot 6 block 4 Edward's 2nd Add Newberg to Jasper E. Bales and Ethel D. Bales for $1300. Adam Rossner and wife convey 11.84 acres in Louis LaBonte dic and 259.08 acres in Noah P. Robinson dic t 45 lr 3 w for $10.
Mise Ethel Jenkins left for Sa lem Monday where she will work during the winter. Rev. George Round of New berg will conduct Sunday services at the church both morning and afternoon. Jr. Sanger For spoke at the church morning and evening on the rof amendments. Bett McMillan returned home Wednesday after being absent all summer in Washington and Oregon harvest fields. The schoolhouse play shed has a coat of paint by H. H. Peters. Mrs. Guy Hickman returned to Rex Priddy from Raymond. man is working. She was forced to return sooner than she had
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