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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1913

Page

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Circuit Court Proceedings Bring Fast Docket Notes

Circuit Court convened with Judge Webster Holmes presiding. Grand Jury named Guy L. Sully Roy Cooper Wilson B. Reed Fred Soper Abe H. Laughlin J. R. Prickett J. J. Hembree. many cases old or unopposed. Hearings included Robert Horn vs Pacific Face Brick Co and Skelton city water injunction case. divorce ruling and cost dispute in Hoskins vs Bays. September 8 1913 set as divorce day. no true bills returned by Wednesday.

Circuit Court Webster Holmes Guy L. Sully Roy Cooper Wilson B. Reed Fred Soper Abe H. Laughlin J. R. Prickett J. J. Hembree Robert Horn Pacific Face Brick Co Horn Hayter & Belt Dallas Malarkey Seabrook & Dibble Portland R. L. Conner McMinnville Skelton I. H. van Winkle Mr. Skelton C. R. Chapin D. A. Honey Maude McGuire McGuire Olds LaFayette Kelly Holmes Hoskins Wisconsin Bays Supreme Court Lange

The Fatal Sunday and Its Grim Toll on Weekday Morals

The Youths' Companion argues Sundays reveal a recurring pattern of tragedy and crime across seasons. It notes drownings, boating and car accidents, knives and guns, and a culture of reckless self indulgence. It claims Sunday headlines reflect a lack of self restraint and respect.

Croesus George Herbert

Spontaneous Combustion Warns of Rag Disposal Hazard

J W Eldredge’s stain work led to dangerous fire when used rags soaked in varnish and turpentine self heated overnight. Rags rolled in a tub edge and left to reuse next day caused combustion. Sherwood News Sheet warns that such rags should be burned immediately to prevent fires.

J. W. Eldredge

Work Wanted by Pacific College Students

Many Pacific College students in Newberg and vicinity seek outside work to support expenses. Anyone with available tasks for students should notify Mrs Emma M Hodgin chair of the Auxiliary committee on Aid for Worthy Students Ellis Pickett chair of the Y M C A committee or the college president.

Newberg Pacific College Emma M. Hodgin Ellis Pickett

W. R. C. and G. A. R. Celebrate August Birthdays

The last W. R. C. meeting in 1. O. O. P. Hall marked August birthdays for W. R. C. and G. A. R. members. A short program followed by a banquet lunch featured a flower decorated cake by Mrs. E. L. Evans. Prof. Hunt provided music to close the afternoon.

1. O. O. P. Hall E. L. Evans Prof. Hunt

Bernard family common yields boost oats and wheat with clover

H Bernard and sons, leading local farmers, reported 79 bushels per acre on 135 acres of oats and about 35 bushels per acre of wheat. They credit clover sowing with spring oats and soil plaster for renewing soil and boosting overall grain yields, noting more farmers adopting the rotation and better wheat results when clover is used.

H. Bernard and Sons Telephone Register Bernards

Old Veterans Have Jolly Time In McMinnville Visit

G A R veterans and Women’s Army Corps members met in McMinnville last Thursday. They voted to meet in Newberg next year and will be warmly welcomed. Officers for next year include President Wm Clemens of Newberg, Secretary W H Brooks of Newberg, Vice-President Mrs Woodruff of Newberg, Treasurer D H Turmer of McMinnville, Chaplain Comrade Hayes, and executive committee J C Cooper W J Sargeant J B Stilwell J L Marshall and F A Mead.

W.A. C McMinnville Newberg Wm. Clemens W. H. Brooks Newberg. Vice-President, Mrs. Woodruff D. H. Turmer Comrade Hayes J. C. Cooper W. J. Sargeant J. B. Stilwell J. L. Marshall F. A. Mead

Train Accident Kills Woman and Injures Several

Passengers from Portland witnessed a deadly wreck near Oswego when cords of wood broke loose from a passing freight train striking a Labor Day picnic group at Goodin. Mrs. John Kelley 35 died from skull fracture. several others injured including the Bartell Pfeifer and Robinson households.

Portland Oswego Goodin John Kelley Grand Avenue Peter Bartell R. G. Pfeifer J. C. Robinson

McCoy Duncan Tie The Knot In Newberg Ceremony

At high noon on Thursday August 28 Miss M Grace Duncan and Mr Ned T McCoy of Newberg wed at the bride’s parents home in McMinnville. Duncan a Newberg public school principal and former Dayton and McMinnville student, and McCoy a Newberg contractor and T M teacher, both active in the Christian church. The Rev George C Ritchey officiated and the couple will reside in Newberg after October 1.

M. Grace Duncan Ned T. McCoy Newberg McMinnville Miss Duncan S.S. Duncan Yamhill County Dayton High School McMinnville College Mr. McCoy Neil McCoy Missouri Christian Church Geo. C. Ritchey

Welfare School lectures attract residents to Opera House

The O A C General Welfare School sessions at the Opera House drew many townspeople despite hop picking vacations. The program featured food chemistry talks by Prof. R K Brodie, demonstrations by Miss Groves, and insights on school gardens led by M O Evans Jr. Officials urged local cooperation to combat food adulteration and sanitation issues as the group planned two weeks in Eastern Oregon after visiting Hillsboro and Forest Grove.

O. A. C. General Welfare School Opera House Oregon Social Hygiene Society State Dairy and Food Commission Newberg R. K. Brodie Department of Chemistry Oregon Miss Groves E. J. Cummins Robbins Brodie Evans M. O. Evans Jr Welfare School Portland Brédie J. D. Mickle Dairy and Food T. D. Beckwith Mr. Mickle State Commission Beckwith Hillsboro Forest Grove

Restoring worn out orchard soils with cover crops

Professor C S Lewis of Oregon Agricultural College explains cover crops can restore depleted orchard soils by adding humus and nitrogen. He notes sowing in late summer, drilling seed for uniform germination, and plowing under in spring to rejuvenate soil structure and fertility.

C. S. Lewis Oregon Agricultural College Difiymatard Iit Lewis

Club to Meet for Prohibition Discussion at Local Church

Out To Win Prohibition Club will meet at the Christian church next Tuesday at 8 p.m. on September 9. All interested are invited. Mary E. C. Scott, secretary.

Prohibition Club The Christian Church Mary E. C. Scott Sec’y

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