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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
2
The notice provides the Newberg Graphic title page data showing NOTTAGE and DIMOND as editors and publishers, publication schedule every Thursday evening, office location at Graphic Building 600 First Street, contact by phone White 33, and postal classification as a second class matter with a September 29 1921 Thursday issue date.
The Graphic urges Newberg growers to ship fresh fruit to eastern and southern markets and create direct distribution to beat middlemen. It cites West’s prune shipments and Springbrook berry success, arguing cannery ties and higher prices can boost production, prosperity, and population. Oregon State Fair is praised as a showcase to attract buyers and lessons for growers.
The note suggests sending fruit next year to friends in the east or middle west to show community spirit and advertise the town. It frames this as a friendly gesture that also promotes local recognition.
A trader touting large red apples moves briskly while a seller of smaller gnarly green apples struggles to find buyers, illustrating contrasting demand with no precise figures or locations.
A cautious view toward a sales tax as beneficial is voiced, noting support hinges on politicians' stance while suggesting the measure could be advantageous if embraced. The remark reflects citizen sentiment on fiscal policy and governance.
The article notes a likely drop in individuals paying income taxes compared with last year, reflecting broader tax collection pressures while acknowledging a common sentiment that many dislike paying taxes.
A reflective line notes that virtue brings steadier paths with fewer pitfalls, even if highlights are less conspicuous. It emphasizes moral integrity over flashy fame and suggests quiet perseverance yields steadier outcomes.
A comment argues that public sympathy is misapplied toward criminals and should be redirected to those harmed by their actions, emphasizing victims' needs and justice.
The passage compares people to shifting weather and notes September brings mood changes. It praises this year’s mood as preferable and sunny, contrasting with typical fluctuations. The tone remains reflective and optimistic about personal outlook.
A cautionary note describes a man who drinks Jackass brandy for a thrill and ends up with a hard jolt as a result. The anecdote underscores risky behavior and potential consequences.
A compact note cites crime figures Arbuckle Brumfield and Gardner as the A. B. G. s of crime. It warns that home brew causes trouble and cautions against uncontrolled activity leading to trouble.
Meetings held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 2 30 p m in Duncan s Hall 311 First Street Frances Woodruff pres Emma L Snow secretary
The arrival times at the Newberg city ticket office list trains to Portland and reading notes include 6:06 8:55 9:03 11:32 1:15 2:20 4:06 6:29 7:04 and 6:56 a m or p m.
E A Romig is named and qualified as Administrator of the partnership estate of Harry A Littlefield, deceased, by Yamhill County Court Oregon. Creditors must present claims to Romig at Newberg within six months from September 5 1921, the first publication date in the Newberg Graphic. Howard C Gildea is the attorney for the estate.
Sheriff F B Ferguson will offer at public auction the real property of defendant J E Rea in Yamhill County Oregon on October 8 1921. The sale covers five acres part of a larger 15.70 acre tract described in the William Jones D L C Claim 38 and is subject to legal redemption. Attorneys: Co R Chapin. First and last pubs Sept 8 1921 and Oct 6 1921.
A homey laundry service explains its method with careful planning based on customer needs. It notes that knit wear and delicate items are not ironed, uses air drying, gentle plumping, and selective starch, blueing, and rain soft water for soft results. A telephone call will arrange prompt pickup and delivery.
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