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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
6
W T Vinton of McMinnville Ira C Barber of Willatttina W W Langer of LaFayette are listed as officers and members of the legislature. The fragment names three individuals associated with different towns.
A historical account describes how the Rex Tigard Newberg road was removed from house bill 550 during Oregon’s 1917 session to secure Washington county votes. Advocates pressured Bowerman and others to restore the route, facing resistance from Day and Vinton, with key support from local leaders in Yamhill McMinnville and Newberg.
Nedwickberg Lodge No. 104 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Thursday evenings each month. Visiting brothers are welcome. W H Woodworth W M John Larkin Secretary.
The Shiloh Relief Corps No 2 holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursday each month at 8 PM in the I C O F Hall. President Mrs Minnie V Byers and Secretary Eroma L Snow are listed.
R J Moore accuses Senator Vinton of harming Newberg by blocking a roadway plan during the Washington county vote. He says Vinton claimed McMinnville would receive the highway, then abandoned Newberg when the map omitted the area. Moore urges voters to reject Vinton in Yamhill County.
The reader endorses R. J. Moore's statement as absolute truth and signs off with Lynn B. Ferguson's affirmation of agreement.
An editorial argues victory depends on total mobilization of noncombatants and national resolve rather than bombs or tanks alone. It asserts collective will and sacrifice, with future atomic threats seen as unlikely yet possible, and praises France England and Italy as examples of determined support for a just cause.
The article discusses plans to redraw state borders, including a western Florida segment extending 150 miles to Alabama and Idaho's northern neck joining Washington. Advocates argue transfers reflect closer regional interests, noting Pensacola’s Alabama trade and railway-driven ties.
In Geneva New York a massive graystone church funded by extravagant building now relies on tithing. The debt fell from 82000 to 40000 as weekly income rose from under 100 to about 300 with 850 of 1000 members tithing one tenth of their income.
The piece traces the Maori from cannibal legends to present roles as lawyers, doctors, and lawmakers in New Zealand under British rule. It notes retained warriors, tattooing remnants, a strong storytelling and rhythmic culture, and Maori communities thriving in villages with farming and fishing.
Siamese importers buy more cutlery than before creating sales chances for American supplies. Japan profits from higher demand as cutlery imports rise from 83 dollars in 1914 15 to 12734 dollars in 1916 17. American machine tools common in Siam and campaigns could introduce other cutlery lines after the war.
The executor of the estate of Elizabeth Ann Richards seeks final settlement in Yamhill County Oregon. A hearing is set for December 2 1918 at 11 o clock a m in McMinnville to approve the final account and distribute assets. Objections must be filed to challenge the settlement.
Final account filed by Fred L. Ames as administrator of Lethe M. Ames deceased in Yam Hill County Oregon. Hearing set for November 2 1918 at 10 a.m. in McMinnville court to approve settlement and discharge administrator and bondsmen. Publication dates October 3 and October 31 1918.
Marie Tangen Administratrix asks for final accounting of Knudt L. Tangen deceased in Yamhill County Oregon The court in McMinnville will hear on November 2 1918 at 10:00 AM objections to the account and reasons why the estate should be settled and the Administratrix discharged
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