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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic lists H Woodwaari as Editor and Publisher. It indicates publication every Thursday morning from the Graphic Building at 600 First Street with telephone numbers for office and residence. It notes post office entry as second class matter in Newberg Oregon.
The issue notes teachers institute week with no regrets from the small boy and reports the Junction City Times improving in appearance after an ink roll wash last week.
News spread in Newberg that Sherwood had voted dry triggering hurried calls to finish the bridge crossing to St Paul. The scramble aimed at early completion and uninterrupted crossing as the dry result settled in local sentiment.
Salem, the capital of Oregon, votes dry by 400 majority while The Dalles falls short by 74. The result marks a decisive shift in local liquor policy.
The Merrill Record from Merrill Oregon notes six column folio size and home printing with local advertisers. It highlights Catherine Prehn as owner and editor and praises community readership and a local graphic desk rumor of new exchanges.
Voters backed four of five ballot measures including strong approval for University of Oregon appropriations while the sterilization measure failed. The editorial note regrets the home margin against the university funding and calls for reform in Republican convention rules.
The piece contrasts Icelanders with myths of Eskimo life and highlights their cultured, prosperous society with seafood, lamb, dairy, and vegetables under a gulf‑stream climate. It notes oil use in cooking and cheap imported goods. It also cites Dr Navier’s experiment showing pins and needles gradually vanish into ferrous oxide dust over years.
A reflective note on groups forming for mutual gain in various trades including newspapers. It cautions that participants often neglect to apply the same cooperative practices to themselves, despite common benefits from such meetings.
Salem Oregon City Springfield Hillsboro Woodburn Dutur Rainer Stay ton Sherwood Gresham Harrisburg and precincts 57 58 59 60 and Glen Portland voted dry on Tuesday. Prohibition forces are elated and some call for statewide prohibition in 1914. The Graphic suggests waiting for a later date.
A humorous exchange notes Solomon’s punishment as he is said to have a thousand mothers in law. The remark frames an ancient king’s burdens through a modern joke.
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