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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes Mothers Day in France memory and mentions a Civic Club celebration planned for July 4 in Newbery. It also says political candidates should note the paper will mail ballots the day before the upcoming primary. The piece suggests planting a potato crop given the poor market.
In the Graphic the author calls on readers to remember Dr. Anderson as the candidate of choice at the primary election urging support from voters through a clear, earnest appeal.
The Hillsboro Independent began its forty sixth volume last week with S J Killen at the helm for ten years. He aims to deliver the best local paper yet, noting advertising patronage from town businesses supports the effort and reflects confidence in the paper’s quality.
The state papers chase the question of Ann's age as Oswald enters Oregon politics. Ex governor thrives on publicity and claims value from press coverage, regardless of the election outcome.
A typed note from McMinnville promises a May Queen crowning on the campus under the old oak with May 10 as the event date. The writer invites adjoining towns to join the exercises and signs off with Thank You noting it is sufficient remuneration.
An editorial urges May 17 primary voters to study candidate qualifications amid war anxieties. It condemns immigrant bashing and political demagoguery, warns against naturalized and native-born speakers who exploit prejudice, and calls for cleansing schools, press, and government of traitors and profiteers.
Miss Eunice Lewis writes from California about wartime changes at Pacific University, noting a smaller student body, a large aviator and cadet presence, and strong patriotic activity. She highlights campus events, speeches, and fundraising for Liberty Loans, with praise for students serving God and humanity and Pacific’s broadened international outlook.
Morning service at 11 features Mothers Day observance with the Women’s Relief Corps and Grand Army Post in attendance plus special music and decorations. Evening service at 8 offers gospel singing and a Bible reading on The Day of the Lord. Christian Endeavor at 7. Sunday school begins at 9:45.
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