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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
2
Train departures from Newberg to Portland listed as No 356 at 6 12 a m No 354 at 9 11 a m No 358 at 1 15 p m No 362 at 4 08 p m No 360 at 7 06 p m No 362 at 12 50 a m Sunday only and corresponding arrival times 17 45 10 38 2 45 5 35 8 30 2 05 a m
Bus service between Portland and Newberg resumes August 15 1919 with runs at 11:00 PM and 8:00 PM on Saturdays and Sundays only. Reservations for theatre parties or special trips can be made by calling Sanwawhi Main 3314 or Newberg Black 120.
A lyric depiction contrasts carefree spending with thrift, noting the ubiquity of burning money while urging savings. The poem chronicles social swagger, princely wages, and foreboding predictions of hard times that may arrive like tomorrow.
The article notes Swink's Loganberry operations on the Santiam bottom, with a year’s net profit over $6,000 from a cultivation and delivery program. He reportedly turned down $1,000 per acre offer to sell his patch and plans to expand with more land for logan and other berries, inspiring local neighbors in berry culture.
J. 2 Swink, a Tennessee district farmer, has grown loganberries over fourteen acres for several years. This year his patch produced a maximum 100000 pounds and sold to the Lebanon Canning Company at eight cents per pound delivered to their cannery.
Bank balance sheet for United States National Bank of Newberg Oregon as of Sept 12 1919 shows loans and discounts total 505690.03 including prediscounts 0. Deposits and reserves include cash in vault 165714.04 and net due from banks 70 624.78 with total assets 1 005 587.04. Liabilities list demand deposits time deposits and capital stock with surplus and undivided profits 960 etc. Notary affirmation dated 1919.
The essay argues men ignore women's daily unseen labors. It claims women are the loneliest of God's creatures and that loneliness fuels their tireless toil. It contrasts men's surface lives with women's secret inner life and anticipatory longing for miracle.
Collier’s quotes William Almon Wort describing Haiti’s cockfighting scene. He critiques locals for lack of schooling and proclaims the rooster’s role in society. In Port au Prince, two rings host crowds every Sunday with bets on birds, birds not spurred and owners crying quits before injury.
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