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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
5
The Newberg Graphic is published every Thursday evening by NOTTAGE and DIMOND Editors and Publishers. Office located at Graphic Building 600 First Street. Subscription is $2.00 per year in advance. October 20, 1921 edition.
The piece urges national calm and fair settlement of two major crises the railroad strike and the international conference on armaments. It warns a rail tie up would have dire consequences while a failed conference could spark new antipathies, and stresses using right, justice, and bipartisan cooperation to resolve both, lest national defeat follow.
The excerpt presents Mr. Knapp advocating a policy to attract outside capital, boost development of latent resources, and raise assessed valuations while keeping government at a lower tax rate, contrasting two possible approaches and supporting the latter.
An editorial note discusses a local youth known for gambling and a late night street presence. It argues young men cannot gain respect or opportunities by associating with questionable crowds or engaging in craps. It cautions that a shady reputation hinders future prospects.
Local hunters prep their guns for the birds opening next morning while farmers post no hunting signs to protect livestock and property after past damage. The piece notes a few careless sports have caused losses and farmers act to guard themselves.
F. C. Knapp of Peninsula Lumber Portland argues Oregonians face two choices regarding funding the 1925 exposition. He notes rising municipal and state costs and urges lifting voices to promote Oregon as a premier site for manufacturers and farmers to locate.
The American Red Cross details 43 disasters in the U S during the year ending June 30 1921 causing 850 deaths and 2500 injuries. US disasters affected 67 communities left 65000 homeless and drew $1871000 in relief funds. Red Cross aided fires floods tornadoes storms epidemics riots and more including Pueblo flood and Tulsa race riot.
Schedule lists arrivals to Portland from Newberg with times from 6:06 a m to 7:04 p m and return departures from Portland with times from 8:00 a m to 6:30 p m. Includes notes subject to change without notice and special calls for theatre parties via Portland Main 3314 and Newberg Black 1206.
This notice promotes a laundry service promising modern laundering through a special symbol. It emphasizes relief from weather and laundress hassles, health protection, prompt pickup and delivery, and washday savings with immaculate ironing and thorough sanitation. Call to arrange family bundle service.
Growth of Red Cross Life Saving Corps continues with 160 corps and over 10 000 members. Among highlights is the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis organizing perhaps the largest life saving corps in the world with 1 276 examiners.
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