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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
3
The Newberg Graphic published Thursdays by NOTTAGE and DIMOND editors from 660 First Street. Office listed as Graphic Blog. This issue notes mailing at Newberg Oregon as second class matter and yearly prepaid price of $2.00.
The Graphic explains it will not favor either side in the debate over licenses for motor trucks stages and buses. It argues for fair information while avoiding partisan stances and invites further views, noting the revenue and public-improvement costs involved and the rapid rise of motor travel.
A published note argues that fire hydrant parking rules have reduced violations after painting and urges wider publication of city ordinances to inform residents. The author stresses cooperation from pubs and the public is needed for compliance.
Editorial warns that fires threaten lives especially in wooden school buildings like the Newberg school. It urges rigorous measures to prevent casualties, noting the added fear when children are housed in such structures.
A young man forces the hand of city officials by being drunkenly arrested and then leaves the courtroom to head to a pool hall despite a court order to stay away. The sequence shows repeated violations and clashes with authorities.
A compact obseration notes Oregon agriculture cycles through berries apples prunes and nuts with fallback to family life when crops fail. The author reflects on differing opinions at home and the challenge of aligning wives viewpoints with broader expectations.
The notice lists electric train arrivals at the city ticket office in Newberg with Portland departures and the Portland Newberg motor bus schedule effective August 15 1919. It includes times from Portland to Newberg and from Newberg to Portland with special Saturday Sunday service and reservation contacts for theatre parties.
Ann Doherty and Henry Hintzen of Sheridan obtain a marriage license. Loretta Hoffman of Sheridan and John William Vincent of Sheridan also receive a marriage license.
The Graphic Job Department is ready to print all kinds of stationery and wedding invitations with first class workmanship. It promises high quality and dependable service for every order.
James W. Duncan seeks a license to sell real property for the estates of minors Wayne John and Edgar Honeywell. Hearings set November 5, 1921, at 10 a.m. in McMinnville Oregon. premises include sections in Yamhill and Pasadena Multnomah County. The notice directs heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause. County Clerk Co B Wilson signs the order.
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