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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
3
Newberg Graphic page from September 15 1921 notes editors and publishers NOTTAGE and DIMOND. It lists office at 600 First St Newberg Oregon contact by phone and states price 2.00 per year in advance. The paper is published each Thursday evening and entered as second class matter at the Newberg post office.
A local paper argues it provides extensive free publicity and public service to the community and private institutions while demanding fair pay for printed work. It criticizes selective support, urges reciprocal respect, and warns of rising crime tolerance and weak justice in society.
The passage laments fading piety modesty and simplicity as society ignores them amid rising family infidelity murder assaults and widespread crime, arguing public contempt for these values worsens social decay.
A heated dispute surrounds the American Bar Association's censure of Judge Landis for taking a large fee from baseball interests while serving on the bench. Critics say the action undermines court dignity, yet others argue broader system failures like overcrowded dockets and delays threaten justice more than individual ethics.
Congressman Aaron E Kreider of Pennsylvania calls the repeal of transportation taxes the most important part of the revenue bill. He argues these levies raise freight and passenger rates, deter shippers, and depress industry, harming the national economy and delaying recovery.
The congressman provided substantial aid through a pivotal speech and a supporting vote that helped secure passage of the measure in the House. The action underscores his influence on the legislative process and alignment with supporting colleagues.
The key to fast calf growth is plenty of good hay to develop the digestive system. Even on pasture, calves should be allowed to eat as much hay as they will take.
Farmers seek silo insurance as late-season planting pushes corn into July. Even with delays, producers aim for usable silage while weather and crop maturity affect yields.
A dairy cow needs ample food from a balanced mix of feeds to satisfy milk production and body maintenance requirements. This combination ensures proper energy, protein, minerals, and vitamins for steady yield and health.
It states that a properly balanced ration is not injurious to cows in milk and that feeding proportionally to milk output is important. It notes underfeeding often causes worse results than overfeeding.
A Florida discovery shows swamp palmetto roots yield strong fiber suitable for brushes. Massive clearings will follow to harvest and sell the roots as a domestic alternative to imported fibers.
E A Romig named Administrator of the partnership estate of Harry A Littlefield deceased by Yamhill County Court Oregon he has qualified. Creditors must present claims verified to Romig at Newberg within six months from September 8 1921 notice first published in Newberg Graphic. Howard C Gildea attorney for estate.
Sheriff Ferguson announces sale by execution of a judgment in Yamhill County Oregon. On October 8 1921 at 10 a m the west door of the county courthouse the property described in the mortgage will be sold to satisfy 750 dollars with 6 percent interest since February 27 1920 plus 75 dollars attorneys fees and costs. Bids payable in cash.
A caption from Cartoons Magazine by Sophie EB. Redford describes a woman’s contrasting moods and responses to daily woes. Smiles appear in joy and resilience even when burdens grow heavy, with a note on the appealing strength of a woman’s persona.
Over 70 seaweed species grow along Hawaii shores and about 40 are regularly used by native communities for food.
The Shiloh Relief Corps No. 28 holds meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 2 30 PM in Duncan's Hall, 311 First Street. Frances Woodruff is President and Emma L Snow is Secretary.
Electric train timetable shows departures from Portland and Newberg with multiple morning and afternoon runs. The schedule indicates Saturday and Sunday only runs, plus a late night option. Reservations for theatre parties or special trips require calling Portland Main 3314 or Newberg Black 120.
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