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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
4
The 1909 Newberg issue notes President Taft will skip a planned visit. Hop yards near Newberg are closed while prune picking runs at full blast. The article remarks Cook’s answers suggest he has been to the North Pole.
An immense prune crop and nearly one hundred evaporating plants around Newberg indicate 활 sizable agricultural and industrial activity in the region this season.
A Wednesday morning card from E. H. Woodward editor of the Graphic says he is pleasantly situated and enjoying a quiet time while associated with the A. Y. P. group.
After November 1, all persons registering a letter in the United States mail will pay 10 cents. The United States caps liability for registered matter at 50 dollars. Newberg is urged to present a welcoming image to attract homeseekers from the East, with its strong economy and diverse industries cited.
President Taft will arrive in Portland and stay through Sunday. Mayor Simon issued an official appeal to suspend business to allow all residents to pay tribute to the Nation's Chief.
The McMinnville Telephone creasing business notes progress as the paper earns praise for its clean, neat appearance, reflecting well on a swift-growing regional publication.
Robert Hoe died in London on September 23 at age 70. He led the firm Robert Hoe & Co., based in New York and London. The Graphic notes his influence in printing technology.
Newberg features a large sawmill, canning factories, flour mills, brick and tile plants, a sash and door shop, iron foundry, ice plant, milk condensing works, axhandle factory, cement block works, and an electric power system day and night. It has its own gravity water system, nine churches, a high school, Pacific College, rapid new building activity, and soil rich enough to grow almost anything.
A Kansas town printed a card of thanks for the city authorities who quarantined a family for two weeks during a smallpox exposure. The notice describes undisturbed meals and sleep, a cousin with four children who fled upon seeing the sign, and the wish to thank officials for the precaution.
October 3 1909 lesson outlines Acts 21 22 23 focusing on Pauls conversion on the road to Damascus and his subsequent arrest. The study asks why Christians rejoice in others good fortune and explores obedience to the law versus liberty in Christ. It raises questions about vows, the four men, and how Pauls testimony affects Jewish opponents.
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