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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic announces its Thursday publication schedule and office contact details. It lists the Graphic Building address at 600 First Street and phone numbers for office and residence, printed for readers.
The note claims Uncle Joe Cannon showed he could return to pull down the nutrition for Congress. It also marks September 14 as the centennial of The Star Spangled Banner and urges flags in Newberg to be flown on that day.
A controversial dentist known as Painless Parker pushes for an ethical standard reform to go before voters in the upcoming November election. The move seeks to force dentists to rethink advertising practices and align with professional ethics to improve public trust.
The Democratic platform favors one term but Wilson announces re election bid. The move aligns with expectations as leaders say platforms are for getting in and keeping power.
The passage notes Bryan's position on the Democratic platform and his surprise at Wilson's announced candidacy to seek another term. It underscores the friction within the party after Bryan backed Wilson despite strong opposition from others.
Citizens are advised to enroll before the upcoming state election to avoid delays at the polls. Officials warn against unnecessary affidavits for those lacking registration and stress the need for good reasons to skip registration.
Friends told William Hanley he resembled William Jennings Bryan in appearance, leading him to feel like senatorial timber. He has abandoned active campaigning for the office, spending much money, while his rural notoriety as Bill Hanley continues in Harmey County.
Officials remind citizens to verify they are properly enrolled on the registration books and to study the measures on the ballot. The secretary of state has not yet sent out the voter's pamphlet to voters prior to the November election.
A twelve page leaflet titled True Temperance by Abigail Scott Duniway is distributed nationwide opposing Prohibition. The leaflet scattered nationwide shows at its back that it is issued by the United States Brewers Association. No comment is necessary.
The Jefferson Review argues democrats avoid backing Chamberlain while Lane’s allies resist any deal. Oregon Republicans plan to trade for Senator Chamberlain if needed. Hanley is expected to win a large vote, and the Jefferson precinct shows women registering predominantly as Republicans, likely boosting the GOP majority.
Local notes report Dale Melrose heading to la Walla Whitman College. Mrs Sibyl Woodward visiting Portland. births, travels and visits, and a Young Campaigners protest for prohibition. Community news covers fires at Carlton hotels, hotel losses, and moving theater ownership in Newberg.
The Corvallis Gazette-Times lauds Dr. Withycombe as a capable patriotic citizen and a governor who would reflect credit on the state. It praises his clean mind optimism and plea for a greater Oregon, noting his extensive state travel and belief in natural resources and agriculture. The piece asserts no fear of him as governor despite the Portland Journal’s contrary stance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Klein and Miss Mary Uhlein of Portland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bell at the Imperial hotel last Saturday, sharing a social stop with local residents.
On Monday morning September 21 students return from summer break to start the new year. Principal A C Stanbrough lists teachers by grade including Elizabeth Yeager Stone in first grade Esther Ryan Effie Terrell in second grade Josephine Bradley Mabel Rush in third Leota Sloan Zella Dimmock in fourth Ethel Keiler Bessie King in fifth.
The document lists sixth grade teachers Lillian Holsworth and Grace Wilson. seventh grade Murl Dimmock and Wilma Duncan. eighth grade R M Sanders Grace McCoy and principal W L Arant. English instructors Isabella Mensies Ruth Romig. mathematics A B George. Commercial S E Launer. Latin German Alice Rees. History Edna Converse. Domestic Science Ruth Corbett Edyth Brunquist. Manual Training Thomas Blaylock. Superintendent A C Stanbrough. Pedagogy noted.
The best equipped auto truck for passenger service in the country markets trips to the State Fair. See A. M. Dunlap for prices and dates.
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