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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
4
Newberg Graphic edited by H Woodwa publisher issued each Thursday. Office located in the Graphic Building at 000 First Street with photographs from office White 33 and residence Blue. Paper is entered as second class at the Newberg Oregon post office.
W S O Ren tells the Joseph Fels Fund Commission he had enough money to run the Oregon Single Tax campaign but the rout was complete. The note questions whether Women must register to vote under the new suffrage law, citing Newberg’s charter provision allowing women to vote without new registration. a January election is planned and a decision is expected soon.
The letter-writers criticize the Telephone Register for its bridge editorial regarding Newberg Willamette crossing. They doubt McMinnville support, urge a public meeting if needed, and warn that county politics tone may harm harmony between county sections.
The regular teachers certificates exam runs December 18 to 21 at the Courthouse in McMinnville Oregon. Exams begin 9 a.m. on December 18 and cover writing U S history physiology physical geography reading composition methods in reading arithmetic history of education psychology geography grammar American literature physics language theory and practice orthography English literature school law botany algebra civil government geometry geology general history book keeping.
The library bills were allowed totaling 49.80 for November including Librarian thirty dollars Janitor fifteen dollars daily papers one dollar twenty light bill three dollars and sixty cents.
Pacific Assembly No 15 United Artisans hosted friends on Friday November 29 marking the order’s twelfth anniversary. Misses Wreck of Sherwood performed piano duets and contests crowned Ernest Everest and A M Fogle for guessing ads and word-making from United Artisans letters. Light refreshments followed as officers and members praised the hosts.
A Portland man Monger attempted to start a paper in Sherwood but died by his own hand after returning to the city. William H Kelly arrived promising a rival paper, raised funds, and bank checks bounced, labeling Sherwood a poor market. Local merchants support the liquor stand and the town’s opposition press as a matter of principle.
A listing notes a combined subscription package priced at four dollars fifty cents for The Graphic and The Evening Telegram as of January 1914.
The music department announces two free public recitals of the term's work on December 9 and December 16 at 7 30 PM in the college auditorium. The public is cordially invited to attend.
The passage argues that divine matters should bow to human betterment. It condemns fear-driven religion and praises individual conscience, social usefulness, and the unity of religion with daily life. It celebrates a shift toward human-centered spirituality and critiques church divisiveness and graft.
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