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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes it is published every Thursday morning from the Graphic Building at 600 First Street. Office and residence phone numbers are listed as White 88 and Blue 4, and the paper is entered at the Newberg Oregon post office as second class matter.
A newspaper date line announces the Thursday May 22 1913 issue with a stated 1.50 annual advance price in effect.
The article recounts Joseph R. Wilson, Woodrow Wilson's brother, rising from Clarksville Tenn to a Washington political reporter path. He balances career ambition with loyalty, declining lucrative offers to avoid tarnishing his brother's reputation as a sincere public servant.
Hood River Glacier notes 50 years since the Civil War, foretelling July reunion at Gettysburg where veterans from both sides will meet. Article highlights reconciliation on the Pacific with Oregon lawmakers funding veterans’ expenses and mentions local issues in Newberg and Yamhill County.
Joe Wilson counted his paper offers totaling $15,000 yearly and, after a moment of reflection, dictated a few letters of refusal. He returned to his desk with a sigh and his $35 per day wage.
Rev C O Whitely spoke on Ohio and Indiana floods after visiting the devastated regions. The third year academy class hosted by Mr and Mrs T E Miles with chaperone Miss Sutton. Tennis results favor Newhouse Kaufman and Jones. May 16 senior class reception by juniors. Rain postponed McMinnville game to this Saturday. Wood Mar Hall recital featured Misses Zweick Owen and Sanders with Mrs Hodson. Upcoming programs include Gumm Christenson Keeney Porter. Y M C A notes promote Columbia Beach conference June 14 to 22. Graduating class reception set for June 24 by Y M and Y W C A.
In a reflective editorial the author argues farmers lack share of equal rights and calls for space to state their position. It notes the burden of costly court processes and urges cooperation to build the community, recalling the dispute's beginnings and mutual benefit.
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