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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
5
Portland visitors, church events, and community notes fill a Newberg column. Births, illnesses, travels, and local planning intertwine with bridge and road work updates, school and church activities, and a forthcoming free music recital at the college auditorium.
The Star theatre has secured 19 reels about The Life of Moses a five reel biblical series produced by Vitagraph under Rev. Madison C. Peters D D. The films will be shown in Newberg after previously screening at the old location.
An offer lists a combined subscription to The Graphic and Semi-Weekly Journal for 2.00 per year. The promotion highlights a bundled rate, inviting readers to subscribe for the annual period.
The Hon. Timothy Brownhill of McMinnville gave an engaging address on Side lights on the Oregon Legislature of 1911 at Walnut Grange south of Dundee. He praised the Grange for unity on legislative matters and urged farmers to organize to influence prices and policy.
A fragment from the Sacred Heart Review notes a person who was rich and then became broke, hinting at a cautionary arc or commentary on fortune and downfall within the publication.
The program shows a Vitagraph produced film titled Society and the Man with 5000 feet of film shown Friday night. A Saturday matinee and evening screening present the same Vitagraph production and preview the contrast of riches versus social status in the tale of a man and a woman.
A Southern romance of a heroine unfolds as a grandmothers tale. A scenic picture from Austrian Tyrol titled Kramnel Waterfalls is showcased. Also listed are entertainment acts Dobbs the Dauber and Hunt and Haskins with baritone Tracy McSherry, opening at 7 15.
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