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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic published weekly on Thursdays under editor and publisher fH Woodwar. Office located in the Graphic Building at 600 First Street with listed phone numbers White 83 and Blue 5. Entry classified as second class matter.
The Graphic prints a day early on November 27 1913 to allow readers to observe Thanksgiving. Readers are urged to shop early according to shopkeepers. The newspaper costs $1.50 per year in advance.
Ex-US Senator Joseph W. Bailey is a candidate for Texas governor. The dispatch notes Bailey’s past record and predicts he can calm unsettled waters by his influence. Hetty Green at seventy eight urges eating onions to ward off disease, claiming microbes would avoid the onion eater.
Short holidays loom as four weeks remain until Christmas and parents scramble to save. The piece notes anxious children awaiting gifts and parents striving to set aside funds from small savings.
The thirteenth White House wedding took place in the east room on Tuesday at 4:30 pm. Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, second daughter of President Wilson, married Francis Bowes Sayre in a ceremony described as a practical, sensible match with a promising future.
The account remarks the restrained presentation of Jessie Wilson and her wedding in the White House east room relying on her character since college. The piece contrasts this with earlier excessive praise and praises her sensible demeanor throughout her public life.
The LaFayette Commercial Club discusses helping the Visitor survive by lowering subscription to $1 a year. Carlton Sentinel argues a worthwhile weekly in a small town cannot be sold at that price. The Graphic supports dropping cheap papers to focus on paying readers who want live local news.
The Albany Democrat rebukes a misrepresentation by overstating a November harvest claim about raspberries in Oregon. It argues berries in late fall are common in the Willamette valley, but not guaranteed, and warns misrepresentation harms homeseekers and fosters broad societal shifts toward democracy and reform across moral and ethical lines.
A university football coach rejects excuses from players as essential to fair play and discipline. The Youth's Companion notes the parallels between on field conduct and everyday courtesy, arguing that genuine manners arise from adherence to rules and sincerity.
The Evening Telegram notes a rising tide of prohibition, seen as a vast, unorganized public movement outside formal groups. It emphasizes broad support beyond organized factions and calls attention to widespread sentiment and activity.
A chronology lists prominent pairs linking presidents with relatives or close associates. Entries include 1811 Lucy Payne sister of Mrs. Madison with Judge Todd of Kentucky, 1820 Maris Monroe daughter of Monroe with Lawrence Gouveneur, and 1906 Alice Roosevelt daughter of Theodore Roosevelt with Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio.
Attorney W T Vinton went to Sheridan to seek an injunction against city assessments on paying contracts. At a McMinnville Hospital Association creditors meeting, W C Hagerty elected Dr J T Wood receiver to adjust the bankruptcy affairs. C Tilbury and family spent Sunday in Newberg. The Semi-Weekly Journal and Graphic combo offered at $2.00 yearly.
The West Chehalem church schedules an annual fair in the church basement on Friday evening December 5 with a sale, a candy booth, a fish pond, and a chicken pie supper at six o clock for 25 cents. Several local residents are mentioned with travels and visits, and a school meeting minutes two mill tax and asset handovers noted.
Mr. Dan, who attends college, will hold the services at the campus chapel. The date and exact time are not specified in the fragment but the event is described as a college service.
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