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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
3
The issue notes editors and publishers NOTTAGE and DIMOND of the Newberg Graphic with publishing details. It lists office address 6006 First St, a White 33 phone, and states the paper is entered as second class matter in Newberg Oregon with a yearly advance price of $2.00.
The article argues that rest and recreation boost energy and performance. It cites the Sabbath and summer vacations as essential, urging people to choose restful retreats over crowded resorts. Oregon is highlighted as a prime national vacation spot with abundant scenery and resources for easy getaways.
A reader praises the nation and their local district noting the beautiful hills and fertile lands visible throughout the area, expressing a sense of pride on the countryside.
A newly completed southern highway boosts access to the rich Dundee district. The scenic drive reveals fine orchards and the wealth in the red hills, highlighting the area’s natural advantages.
Readers ask why no reply appeared to the Gazette editorial. The Telephone Register declared enough and ceased further prodding, ending the stench and the exchange.
A string of crashes highlights the danger of combining alcohol with gasoline. Reported incidents show how impaired judgment and flammable fuel create high risk on roads. Authorities urge volunteers and drivers to avoid mixing these substances and to seek safe alternatives.
Forests resound with the fox tailed monkey’s wails during the hour before sunrise and after sunset, as observers report the creature’s loud cries echoing through the trees in South America.
United States Department of Agriculture reports wide seasonal shifts in input needs for Vermont milk production. The bulletin analyzes winter and summer requirements for 100 pounds of milk, including concentrates, roughage, bedding, labor, and costs, with figures on annual cow diets and overall dairy investment.
A suit filed by R. C. Braden against Charles con Tillamook seeks 300 ages due to negligence. The complaint alleges Wiley drove on the wrong side of the road at Sheridan on August 20 causing Braden’s car to crash. B. A. Kirks represents the plaintiff.
E. Y. Littlefield is appointed administrator of the partnership estate of Littlefield and Barcroft, comprising Harry A. Littlefield and John Barcroft. Creditors must present verified claims to Joseph Haney and Littlefield at 511 Corbett Building, Portland, Oregon, with first publication Aug. 11, 1921 and last publication Sept. 8, 1921.
E A Romig appointed administrator by Yamhill County Court to manage the estate of Harry A Littlefield deceased. Creditors must file verified claims with Romig at Newberg within six months from first publication in the Newberg Graphic dated September 1, 1921. Howard C Gildea is attorney for the estate.
The Yamill County Board of Equalization will meet September 12 1921 at the Office of the County Assessor in McMinnville Oregon. The board will publicly examine the 1921 assessment rolls to correct errors and ensure proper valuation and inclusion of all assessable land and property.
Sheriff F B Ferguson publicizes sale of real property in foreclosure to satisfy a judgment of 750 dollars plus 75 dollars attorney fees with 6 percent interest and costs. The auction is set for October 8, 1921 at 10 a.m. at the west door of the courthouse, county Oregon, describing a five acre tract in Township 3 South Range 2 West Willamette Meridian.
Time table shows morning and afternoon trains between Portland and Newberg with departures from 4th and Alder and Imperial Hotel stops. Services include Saturday and Sunday only trains and special theatre party reservations via Portland Main 3314 and Newberg Black 120.
Farmers advised grooming cows after milking to prevent dust and germs from contaminating milk. Groom during the day with ample time before the next milking for dust to settle and bedding to stay clean.
Silage keeps cattle in good physical condition with oilier velvety hair and a loose pliable hide. The acids and juices in ensilage aid digestion.
A dairy nutrition note emphasizes that cows require a liberal well balanced ration just as workers need a good meal. It stresses the importance of proper feed for cattle productivity and human welfare.
The duck laying season typically ends with the last days of August, marking the close of the annual cycle for fowl production.
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