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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
4
The Oregon State Dairy Association has set a meeting in Portland for December 1920. The Portland Commercial Club offers two gold medals for butter and cheese and Portland flouring mills add a $100 cash purse for the best general display.
Hon. W. K. Newell president of the State Board of Horticulture estimates Oregon fruit growers will receive 4 275 135 for their crop this year. He notes the figure reflects ordinary prices and excludes fruit consumed on the farm.
The East promotes many new sprays for the San Jose scale but Oregon growers are advised to stick with lime sulfur. The lime-sulphur spray has stood the test of time and is not claimed to be surpassed by any other spray.
The contract for grading the Portland Country Club and Livestock Association has been awarded. Architects are preparing plans for the amphitheatre club house and other buildings. The grounds lie twenty minutes from downtown and a large attendance is expected with a strong livestock display.
Professor Charles Curtis of Ames Agricultural College lauds the British Islands as leading in livestock improvement and notes the North Pacific Coast of the United States mirrors Britain in climate and farming spirit. He highlights strong enthusiasm and faith among local tillers.
A call to pooling funds to create a public library, buying best books at lowest prices, reducing waste and costs. Aims to benefit townspeople and neighboring farmers who lack libraries, noting small school libraries fail to satisfy lifelong reading.
A. F. Hurcupsin proposes collaboration between forces for mutual advantage to expand the library and broaden the community of interests under the Oregon Library Commission.
The report shows 744 attendance days and 28 absence days for October with 9 tardies. Students not absent or tardy include Marks Mills Alfred Hobson Eva Markell and many others. The school thanks friends for support toward a basket social that funded a new dictionary and holder and other items. R. W. Swink Principal Mabel Rush Assistant.
Crospy and Son announce a milk price increase due to higher feed and wage costs. Beginning November 1, a pint will cost 4 cents and a quart 7 cents.
Hoerr the Barber returns to his shop inviting old customers back with a special pass offered to every patron. The note signals a welcoming reopening and continued barber services.
A. J. Gill, Rural Route P.D. No. 3 box 67, lists one 12 foot disk harrow one 12 disk seeder one 70 tooth double harrow and one 14 inch walking plow in the farm equipment inventory.
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