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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
3
A profile praising a governor for wartime cooperation with the President, preparedness leadership, and a square deal for labor and capital. It notes decades of support for woman suffrage and prohibition, disavows involvement with the Non-Partisan League and Populism, and commends patriotic, economical governance and efforts for service members.
Paid political notice endorses United States Senator McNary of Oregon as independent and hardworking. Borah praises his industry and effectiveness in the Senate while Oswald West and the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union cite his temperance stance and representation of constituents. Chamberlain is noted as cooperative on shared goals.
George Hodges departed for the Merchant Marine last week while influenza closes local school until further notice. Ernest Hall family and caregiver Joe Hall ail from illness. Alvin Graves dies of influenza. body brought to Newberg Thursday afternoon. Community shares sympathy with the sorrowing family.
Miss Delma Jones remains on the sick list while influenza cases taper. Mrs. Ross plans to move to Beaver for the winter. Harold Ross, in Vancouver ship yards, visited Fernwood and Springbrook. Wallace Jones left for McMinnville to answer his country call. Lola Booth Branson visited Willa Mina and R. L. Jones. Archie Flemming, now in Portland ship yards, visited Newberg and Fernwood.
A compiled transfer record lists numerous sales and transfers in the Newberg area including J D Barber to Joseph W McCormick 5 ac, George James Blech to Lawrence G Woodward 16.65 ac, Eugene J Brain to F A Russell 120 ac, and various other parcels with prices ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars. The dense ledger captures town lots, farms, and subdivisions with multiple buyers and heirs amid 19th or early 20th century land records.
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