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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
Newberg Graphic notes its NOTTAGE and DIMOND editors and publishers. The weekly Thursday edition lists office at Graphic Building 606 First Street and a yearly subscription rate of $2.00 in advance. The document is entered at the Newberg post office as a second class matter dated Thursday September 22, 1921.
The editorial argues both merchants and customers share responsibility for promoting home trade. It cites price variations between Newberg and Portland and notes merchants sometimes use selective cuts to lure buyers. It warns that widespread shopping away from Newberg would erode local advantages.
The merchants of Newberg fronted the Berrian movement, pledging support to build roads educate children and preserve churches lodges and community advantages. They urge local spending to strengthen Newberg and the wider community against mail order and city department stores.
The September 16 Telephone Register published a 28 page special edition in support of the legion carnival. It features a red and blue flag on the front, photos of the four carnival queen contestants, and strong merchant advertising from McMinnville.
A flood of improvements across the city enhances general appearance. Residents notice new pavement and cement walks prompting they keep homes and yards fixed up.
The text praises rain as Oregon's friend, noting renewed enthusiasm despite rain. It highlights the stunning maple leaf colors along the highway between Newberg and Portland as a highlight of the season.
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at 2 30 p m in Duncan s Hall 311 First Street Frances Woodruff pres Emma L Snow sec y
E A Romig has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the partnership estate of Harry A Littlefield deceased by the County Court of Yamhill County Oregon. Creditors must present claims verified to Romig at his Newberg residence within 6 months from September 8 1921, the first publication date. Howard C Gildea is attorney for the estate.
Sheriff F B Ferguson schedules foreclosure sale of real estate in Yamhill County Oregon on October 8 1921 at 10 AM at the west door of the courthouse. Property is the south five acres of the Chas Clough 15.70 acres in Township 3 South Range 2 West Willamette Meridian. Public auction for cash to highest bidder with redemption rights.
A home care promotion describes a women oriented paint and varnish service with a line of products for home work. After 72 years in paints the company promises easy spread and durable finishes and invites readers to follow Fuller's specifications to transform interiors and prevent rot with affordable care.
Readable fragments list Portland transit times across a day from 8 55 am to 6 56 pm with entries for Saturday and Sunday. Exact lines show a sequence of morning and afternoon departures but lack context or destinations.
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