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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
1
The dry period is the dairy cow's critical rest before freshening. Proper feeding with oil meal bran and oats supports milk after calving while preserving body condition. Guard against damp grounds at night and start with warm bran mash after calving. Also advise sowing vetch and wheat for next April through May to improve corn crops and soil humus.
The W C T U of Newberg reports a busy summer with regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Members discuss business and programs, re-elect Mrs Etta Moore, and appoint a new corps of officers to guide upcoming work.
The Yamhill County District Boundary Board, Oregon, will hold a meeting on October 7 1916 at 10 30 a m in McMinnville’s county courthouse. It will consider transferring from district No 71 to district No 32 a defined strip described along the Willamette River and adjacent donation land claims. S. S. Duncan County School Superintendent announces the public hearing for interested voters and residents.
A fashion notice announces a fall and winter millinery showing by LeChapeau and the Gregory Sisters on Saturday September 9. The semi weekly graphic journal offers a one year subscription for two dollars.
The union executive board met last Sunday to set social plans for the new school year. A tag day will raise funds for socials and general expenses. Young people from Springbrook visited Rex, with Esther Hodson set to lead next week on The Greatness of God. Merritt Timber will arrange a substitute for duties.
Paul V. Maris cites underutilized federal agricultural information. He compares the system to a factory with full warehouses but poor distribution. ocular demonstrations on farmers' own land prove improved wheat varieties and methods more effective than print or lectures.
The section lists eighth grade diplomas awarded to Hesgard Anderson Versteeg Voeller Davis Barber and others from several West Chehalem and nearby schools after September exams. It notes a courthouse exam option, pending state date release, and upcoming annual teachers institute in McMinnville December 4 5 6. It reports Prof Arehart and Prof Dodson changes in Dayton and Scappoose leadership, highlighting Dayton’s long service and the community’s regret.
The Washington County News editorial asserts the News-Times will rely on its community service record rather than engaging in mudslinging or personal attacks. The piece defends fair business conduct and dedication to serving readers and local citizens.
A committee led by C. I. Lewis, chief of horticulture at Oregon Agricultural College, will inspect Willamette Valley walnut growers to find varieties with strong fruiting, blight resistance, and vigor as Oregon’s walnut industry grows under the Oregon State Walnut Association guidance. Professor reports rapid industry development.
A report notes commercial walnuts show good size and flavor but lack a single ideal variety. Growers with nearly ideal specimens are asked to notify the Corvallis committee chairman for visits to assess promising trees.
October services at Newberg Presbyterian include Morning Christ's Earnestness and Evening Building on Rock led by Violet Crow. Miss Violet Crow leads 7 p.m. E PSC events with Mrs. Babcock hosting Friday Ladies Society at 2 30 p.m. Bible school at 9 45 a.m. and sermon topics at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Evangelist Elder N J McConnell of Mec Minnville to conduct. All are cordially invited.
Miss Garland returns home from Canby while Gladys Hannon visits Mary Jones residence in Rex. Mrs. Steineau and two children visit A. H. Dean and family as Miss Freda Kane comes home from Portland. Mrs. Liter leaves Rex for Salem to oversee church work. Wanda and Iris Wentz enjoy a Portland vacation at Mrs. Lucy Peters’ home. Rex locals head to hop fields for the large crop. Ed Amos of Friend Nebraska travels with Hat tie Felta to the Sanderman home, Felta to spend winter in Oregon. Neighbors gather to tie comforters for Mrs. John Winters. a noon dinner precedes croquet and plans for a future tiring bee to declare a winner.
A historic newspaper ad notes The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian offering a one year subscription for two dollars. The notice highlights a bundled price and identifies the publisher as The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian.
Preparations are moving for the twenty fifth year at Pacific College an anniversary program is set for Tuesday evening September 19. Faculty and staff assemble by September 15 with enrollment on Monday and Tuesday and classes starting Wednesday at 8 30. Prospects include higher enrollment and a strong new year.
Hazel Ainsworth and husband transfer part tract 33 in Dundee Orchard Homes to Dundee Fruit and Walnut Co. Inc for 1. R H Dakin sells 40 acres in northwest of southeast, section 36 to Chester E Stephens for 10. Herman R Laughlin sells 35.75 acres to Anna M Laughlin for 10. Harry A Littlefield transfers lots 19 20 21 to Lucy Littlefield and retains large tracts in Deskin's subdivision and John Williamson dlc for 1. Additional transfers include Littlefield holdings in multiple sections for 1. Harry A Littlefield to Lucy Littlefield 19644 acres in Lewis Rogers die for 1. Wm S Morton to Robert Morton 14.24 acres in Solomon Heater dic for 10. Harvey M Peebles to Swan Benson 5 acres in Wm Jones die for 2000. S T Watts and wife to George B Simpson and wife 41.78 acres in A Coovert dc. L H Wood and wife to Maggie Mason 50 by 100 feet in Newberg.
A complete line of fall and winter hats and accessories is featured at King's located at 804 First Street, inviting shoppers to browse the seasonal collection.
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