Thirty Years as Editor and Publisher in Newberg
The Newberg Graphic marks thirty years of continuous service by its editor and publisher. The piece recalls the paper’s early days, building moves, and staff changes, noting key local officials and partners from 1888 to 1890, and sharing reflections on publishing life and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic
Second Street
L. G. Newlin
Anderson Motor Co
Bank of Newberg
Washington
Whittier
California
John C. Hiatt
Little Sheet
J. B. Mount
Jease Edwards
F. A. Morris
Newberg
Harrison
Blaine
John Wanamaker
Pennoyer
Mitchell
U. S
Herman
Jesse Edwards
Moses Votan
Center Street
First Street
Olympic Bakery
the Friends
Presbyterian
Evangelical
Oregonian
Wm. Hobson
Prairie
Oregon
Leas
Propaganda and Cotton Notes From Local Columns
A collage of headlines and snippets on German beer as propaganda after WWI, Mesopotamian cotton talks, a Biblical curtain of cloth, and local club notices. Meetings are set for the Newberg Graphic readers, with Frances Woodruff and Emma L. Snow listed as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
C. F. Hall
First and
Streets
Frances Woodruff
Emma L. Snow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newberg Graphic
En. Woodw
Father
Mount Vernon
Julian Pauncefate
Great Britain
E. W. Halford
Leslie
Vincent’s Grocery
E. C. Baird
Coblenz
Germany
Graphic Office
Mesopotamia
Rebekah
Isaac
Abraham
Canaan
Egypt
Bostos Herald
The
Shiloh
W. H. Woodworth
W. M. Curtis A. Houser
Baptist Church