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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
4
The notice lists the Newberg Graphic published every Thursday morning with office at First Street and residence at Blue and Betered, Newberg Oregon. It notes second class matter and postal handling.
The notice states a yearly advance price of 1 dollar and 50 cents for a Thursday issue dated July 12, 1917, indicating subscription terms for that edition.
Hartington Herald publisher F D Stone notes at a Nebraska editors meeting that visible success is not tied to loud self praise. True merit lies in delivering results, while calm reflection and nature offer enduring respite from headlines and turmoil.
In times of horror and crises, life should remain grave yet not devoid of relief. History shows people seek diversion even near calamity. A balanced spirit allows cheerful work, but we should cling to pure comforts like books, art, and music to sustain hope.
Weekly cannery bulletin urges growers to let fruit ripen fully before picking and to supply high quality cherries and other produce. It warns of market prices and emphasizes shipping surplus to Newberg, with price at $1 per hundred for ripe produce and advice on crates, springs, and covering berries to prevent dust while awaiting heavier deliveries.
A call urges universal prayer in a time of national peril. The piece cites biblical injunctions to pray everywhere and questions if actions should replace prayer, urging humility before God, mercy for enemies, and reliance on divine deliverance to avert bloodshed. It references Daniel, Knox, and Jesus, and ends with notes on local hardware ads not pertinent to the prayer message.
Sunday services announced with morning theme The Freedom of Christ and evening A Review of the Week. An illustrated lecture by R H Hughes editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate. Prayer meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening. Regular services next Sunday both morning and evening. Graphic and Semi Weekly Journal subscription info.
Newberg Lodge No. 104 A F and A M schedules regular meetings on the second and fourth Thursday evenings each month. Visiting brothers are welcome. By order R. J. Moore W M G. C. Keeney Secretary.
The group meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month at 2 30 PM in the I C C F Hall. President Mrs Elizabeth Clemens and Secretary Emma L Snow supervise notices and activities.
Our notes describe a community effort to improve customer service and facility upkeep this week. Workers are cleaning quarters slowly while plasterers mud up areas, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve operations and presentation.
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