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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
4
The Telephone Register, once a strong Wilson supporter, will publish this week with a large booster note for Hoover. The paper invites readers missed by the census to leave their names at the Graphic office and reports twenty five names collected so far, urging a full population count.
The Graphic features Maj Gen Leonard Wood as a leading Republican candidate as the presidential campaign advances. The piece highlights Wood's rising prominence and potential impact on the race.
Col R J Moore and George W James discuss party splits and Hoover support amid a political mood. The Graphic issue 2000 copies of a 28 page Newberg and vicinity booklet by the Commercial Club highlights local education libraries and factories with concise regional information for investors and inquirers.
A local appeal argues Newberg city council members are hard to fill due to resignations and public criticism. Residents are urged to accept local duties despite time pressures and demanding, sometimes unfair, scrutiny to ensure effective city service.
The author muses that the coming year will present numerous and significant challenges requiring careful attention and effective solutions amid a sense of pressing concern.
The Oregon Voter editorial urges finding a path to lasting peace and allied cooperation after the war. It surveys key issues: Italy and the Adriatic, Turkey, the Baltic states, frontiers, Shantung, Asia Minor, Schleswig, Russia’s future, Austro-Hungarian successor states, German monarchy, Ireland, and domestic labor unrest. It notes shortages of coal and steel, sugar scarcity, railway transitions, and the need for careful U.S. elections while praising a local editor in Newberg and Yamhill County.
The Hood River Glacier notes E. H. Woodward has served thirty years as editor and publisher of the Newberg Graphic. It lauds his local, common sense editorial page and his active role in Yamhill county, wishing him continued usefulness and longevity.
The Newberg Graphic marks thirty years of continuous service by editor E. H. Woodward with a portrait showing him as he was thirty years ago. The note praises the paper’s gentle spirit and steadfast stance for the right and congratulates Woodward on this milestone in community journalism.
A humorous domestic vignette unfolds with a woman refusing to lend money but offering advice. Gertrude, age about three, plays with a baby on a lawn when a visiting young man asks which child is which. Gertrude answers with dignity, identifying herself and the baby in a brief, witty exchange.
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