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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
Train times listed for Nos. 356 364 358 352 360 and 862 between Newberg and Portland with morning and evening departures and a Sunday-only note. Indicates disconnection at Mc as a partial fragment of the timetable.
Miss Ruth Meyer visited Portland relatives this week while Mrs. Christine Kirkebo and Bernice returned to Portland after visiting Mrs. K. J. Tangen. Sergeant Chagdes L. Chase, back from twenty months in France and Germany, greeted friends at Chehalem Center and spoke of being among the first to volunteer from Newberg and among the last to return.
At a New York City meeting the United States Grain Corporation clarified what counts as a retail transaction in wheat. Purchases direct from farmers for processing or manufacture require a license, as do seed wheat and damaged wheat bought from farmers. Retailers buying only from licensed operators do not need a separate license.
A government ruling requires new labels on denatured alcohol warnings. The labels must display Poison in red under skull and bones and state that Completely Denatured Alcohol is a violent poison. The warning notes it should not be used on humans or animals and can cause blindness or severe illness.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes a rising trend as women wear split skirts, knickerbockers, and breeches for hiking and vacations. Authorities question aesthetics but acknowledge growing acceptance among young and old women on trails near Marin and in resort areas.
The company promotes farmer education on using the correct grade of zerosene for each engine and proper lubrication. A Board of Lubrication Engineers offers advice, and literature with lubrication instructions aids operators. Draining and cleaning the crank case and using recommended oil improves load-pulling with less fuel and lowers repair costs.
A. Foley of San Francisco has been appointed to represent the department’s bureau of markets in the United Kingdom. He will investigate conditions there and study marketing and distribution of farm products to develop and improve foreign trade in American agricultural products.
Newberg church announces Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m and evening service at 8 p m Pastor is Fred B Carter and the O E meeting is at 7 p m.
A cordial invitation to attend the Young People's Meeting at 7 p m is extended by the Brethren located at the corner of iauaingae and Hancock streets. Pastors J A Reed and D C Glick urge attendance.
Ethel Kieler presides over Bible School at 10 a m. Preaching at 12 m and 8 p m. Y P S C E gatherings at 7 p m. The public is cordially invited to all services. Pastor K H Sickafoose extends the invitation.
Saturday Sabbath school at 4 p m and preaching at 11 46 am. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 pm. Sunday school at 9 45 am for Word of God study led by superintendent H Craw. Morning worship at 11 am titled An Organized Church based on 1 Corinthians 12 27. Evening worship at 8 pm with prelude on Need of a Community Center in Newberg and Exposition on Composure of Mind John 7 1 13.
At 10 a.m. Bible school and at 11 a.m. preaching. All are welcome to our services.
Chehalem Center Church held a business meeting last Thursday and Sunday school at 10 am. Preaching by Pastor C. B. Rees at 11:66 a.m. Local attendees were advised to note the schedule.
Analysis of why the Victorian era was engaging for readers and society. The piece reflects on literature and figures from the period, noting works by Dickens Thackeray Hawthorne Emerson Stowe and others and contrasting past fashions and tastes with modern trends.
A distressed mother protests the state of education arguing that in the past she valued rivers, obituaries, currants, dormitories and provinces as edification. She claims current edification is lacking despite deferring to established knowledge and experience.
A husband claims he was among the first to leave a party and wagers proof by showing a gold mounted umbrella in the hall. His wife retorts that he always makes such claims, yet he insists this time he has proof.
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