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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic lists H Woodward as editor and publisher and notes weekly Thursday issues. It provides office and residence addresses in Newberg Oregon, indicates second class matter status and a yearly subscription price of 1.50 dollars in advance dated Thursday July 11 1918.
E H Woodward, proprietor of the Newberg Graphic, buys the Newberg Enterprise including title and subscription list. Enterprise accounts payable to Dow, while all unexpired subscriptions transfer to the Graphic. advertising and job printing accounts remain payable to Dow. Dow praises Newberg and notes wartime retrenchment leading to consolidation. Woodward expresses commitment to continue quality reporting.
Dr. Esther Lovejoy of Portland spoke at the city park about her months in France aiding refugees and her readiness to confront the enemy on the battlefront. She described her experiences and demonstrated how she would deal with a Hun if encountered.
A Philadelphia Telegraph piece argues women conductors can stay calm in emergencies like a New York subway incident. It questions the stereotype of male nerve and cites examples of men and women handling crises, noting a surgeon relies on a cool nurse rather than assuming male superiority.
The Chautauqua begins in Newberg on Saturday July 20 drawing public interest. If not approached about season tickets, check window cards showing sale locations and participate as a civic minded resident by purchasing.
The Graphic reports rumors that paving the Portland road may not finish this season are unfounded. A Rex crew will move to Tillamook late next week while crushed rock work continues and hot mix will be sent from the Portland plant to the site.
A Newberg water notice urges residents to stop leaks in faucets and toilets to protect the supply. Fire safety showed how crucial steady pressure is, and the Water Superintendent J. F. Ridenour warns neglect may cost you property.
Orchardists and tree surgeons report Oranite root paint as the best and most economical method to treat tree wounds. It forms a thick protective coating, prevents insect and weather damage, is easy to apply, and reportedly extends tree life and productivity.
Twenty two hulls were finished for the Government in the Portland Columbia River district last Thursday. Of these twenty went to the Government and two to private owners, totaling about ninety thousand tons. Listing ships launched include Nashotah from Grant Smith Ship Co Portland Maratanza and Wanzu from Sommarst yards Columbia City and Benvola Cotteral from McEachern Ship Co Astoria.
Mrs Hurlston presents a facsimile of a Daily Mirror letter from King George R I to American soldiers en route to the Old World. The note welcomes U S troops, promising Allied unity, renewed courage, and God speed in the fight for human freedom.
Community notice urges forest travelers to exercise extreme care with fire due to dry woods and winds. Emphasizes small safe campfires only and complete extinguishing. Encourages smokers to be cautious and highlights civic church activities and summer services led by Evangelist Jeambey.
On Sunday morning Bro Skaags of Vancouver will preach. He baptized and ordained our pastor and is a noted pioneer preacher. Evening union services in the park. Several from the church attend a Turner convention. No Christian Endeavor meeting due to delegation. Truck leaves church at 6:30 a.m. for travelers. Junior meetings suspended for summer until further notice.
Citizens Securities Co to Sidney J Bush for 160 acres in section 2813SR 6W at $10 recording fee. Chas Hadley to Ralph G Hadley 13 acres in Stewart Hanna dict 4R3W at $10. JS Herd and wife to Thomas Herd block 11 Everst's addition to Newberg at $10. A L Johnson and S A Johnson to D C and M G Thoms 2 small lots to Carlton at $1600. Riverside Orchard Co to C W Neuman 31 Riverside Orchards at $800. J S Robison to Helen E Walter 12 conn 33.80 acres 36T2SR4W at $5000. B A Snider to A G Hintz 13.25 acres 36T2SR3W at $900.
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