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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
4
The October 23 1913 issue announces colorful pictures available to old subscribers who pay arrears and to new subscribers who pay in advance. Sample pictures are on display in the Graphic Building office window and readers are urged to tell neighbors who are not yet subscribers.
The Graphic editorial page argues that disagreement fuels attention and engagement, suggesting controversy draws readers and prompts broader discussion. The piece implies that consensus would dull interest and insight.
A large batch of charter commission material arrived late for current publication. Officials plan to add more content and provide readers with a double dose of coverage next week.
Elbert Bede becomes president of the State Editorial Association with Phil Bates as secretary. The pair aims to boost union efforts among newspapers, promote a berry and fruit growers call, and push for a Newberg canning operation through united action. Every editor is urged to join the association.
The Newberg Lyceum opened with Baumgardt’s illustrated lecture An Evening With the Stars at Wood-Mar Hall last Monday evening. His starry heavens collection worth 10000 dollars drew praise for clear talks suitable for children. He covers about sixty topics and is booked every night through next May.
Editorial from Sundays Journal grows from the State Press Association meeting in Portland. It laments editors overwhelmed by requests for free publicity and free insertions while advertisers provide little back, reflecting editor concerns about the burden on up-state publications.
The piece critiques fairs committees and publicity drives that seek free space from newspapers. It warns printers must be paid and lists groups that push free notices from real estate agents to press agents, praising the up-state editor as faithful and civic minded despite the strain.
A veteran professes to Jim the enduring impact of war while recalling the sacred memory of the tin canteen. He reflects on hunger, battle scenes, Libby prison, and the shared sacrifice of blue and gray soldiers, urging that the canteen memory endure along with graves and reverence.
G O Bassett and W H Woodworth visited the St Paul corn show across the river bringing part of the First National Bank exhibit to supplement the St Paul display. Prof L R Chapin led a speech on corn growing and co operation between Newberg and St Paul. The St Paul show will become an annual event with broad regional interest.
Prof Brown of Oregon Agricultural College speaks on Better Prunes this Saturday in Newberg. The Commercial Club arranged the talk for 2 30 PM in the city hall council chambers with farmers invited to attend.
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