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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic announces H. Woodward as editor and publisher with weekly Thursday edition from the Graphic Building at 600 First Street. Office, Whitess, and residence phone numbers appear as part of the newspaper’s masthead and postal entry in Newberg Oregon.
The Hillsboro Independent argues that funds raised for advertising should instead back direct development projects. It urges clubs to share fair plans, enroll students in school notes, and prepare for a State Fair exhibit in Salem. It notes August events, teacher training, and community circles in Dundee and Newberg working toward a successful year.
School Fair runs September 23 to 26 with entries from La Fayette Dayton and Fairview. Glenn Brooks plans two chicken varieties and vegetables while Opal Biddle recovers from rain losses and Herman Cotwaldt touts tomato and corn plots. Planning teams organize parade float sewing children gardens and booth. district 24 pursues best appearing school grounds with a modern building project and furnace heat.
Miss May Holt and Chester Holt of Gaston hosted at Robin Lodge last week while Uncle George Robison visited Roe Robison. Various locals visit relatives in Oregon and California as remodeling continues at the Poole Home and nurses’ training resumes at Mt Tabor. Roe Robison attends his aunt Mrs. Thomas Brown’s funeral in McMinnville after Mrs Amy Brown’s sudden death near Yamhill.
A historical grocery ad lists cash union suits at 19¢ and 25c for ladies garments, baking powder 45¢, various canned goods at 25¢, coffee sales including 2 lb Serenade and 1 lb Crystal, lard at 5 lb and 8 Ibs options, tuna and tomatoes priced per can, salmon 8 cans for 25¢, bacon and sugar deals, and white soap 6 for 25¢. Prices subject to change.
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