Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, January 01, 1920, Image 4

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N e w b e rg Q ra p h ic
and Patrons
TH IRTY YEARS AS EDITOR AND
PUBLISHER
W ith this issue thirty years ot
continuous service as editor and
publisher o f the Graphic la rounded
out. It was just thirty years ago
this publication day that we took
over the key to the print shop which
was a very plain plank building lo­
cated around on Second street, and
which L. G. N ew lin converted into
a barn some years later. H ere the
business was conducted until the
brick building, now occupied by the
Anderson Motor Co., was erected in
1891 by the Bank o f New berg. when
a move was made to the fron t cor­
ner room on the second floor o f this
building.
This was the Graphic
home up to 1897 when a second
m ove was made to tbs present lo­
cation.
T h e Graphic plant, consisting o f a
W ashington hand press, a little
P earl jobber and a fa irly good supply
o f type, was shipped here from
W h ittie r, California, by John C.
H ia tt and the Graphic was launch-
a d December 1, 1988.
Thirteen
■souths later, January 1. 1890, after
several parties had taken a hand la
steering the destinies o f the little
sheet, it passed into the hands of
th e w rite r as above stated.. It was a
seven column fo lio w ith tw o pages
o f home Rrint. Of the advertisers
a t that time. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Mount have continued in business
None o f the others,
w ith the exception o f Jesse Edwards
and ' i . A. M orris are now residents
W e thank you for your kind and liberal
Patronage during the H oliday
Season,
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and extend to you every good wish
Solicited
Phone Red 25
W e extend hearty greetings to our
many customers and wish fo r them
w ill admit that we have at least
made the close a pplication and that
long looked fo r time for easing up
on the job still appears to be aw ay
in the dim future. Some years ago
when the country was new a farm er
who was clearing land o f stumps re-
marked to Wm. Hobson that ha was
a w fu lly tired o f the Job and In some­
what o f a longing frame o f mind fo r
his form er prairie home, when the
latter, who was always loyal to
Oregon and hopeful fo r the future,
gave this answer: "W e ll, It la a
great bleeaing to always have some­
th in g to do."
Th is Is the angle
from which the country newspaper
publisher must figu re in order to
get fu ll value fo r the job that is
constantly before him. 'I t la like
“ keeping house” — when one w eek’s
task is done pretty much the same
Job must be gone over the fo llo w in g
week, year In and year out.
a happy and prosperous N ew Year,
tim e and newly made, we w ill re­
new our youth and begin the grind
fo r another period, gaged as Father
Tim e may in his wisdom decree.
which is just
Yours fo r the same fair
n et infallible.
Human judgment cannot be Infalli­
ble, no matter how broad the mind or
keen the Intellect Appearances are
so deceptive that even the most expe­
rienced judge o f character may fall to
reach as good an estimate o f I man aa
the humble ignorant scrub woman,
who cleans out his offices daily. Many
successful men re* Use this great lack
In themselves, and appreciate the
power that is in the bands o f a de­
voted w ife and real helpmate. They
wbuld not think o f entering Into a
partnership or a big business deal
without first arranging to hear the
opinion formed by her whom they have
learned to look up to and confide In.
And, indeed, a man can scarcely pay
a higher tribute to a woman than the
trust he shows-in her instinct.
Recently a form er 'Newberg resi­
dent who made a short visit here
Persian Envoy at Mount Vernon.
rem arked
th a tT the .w riter
had
Shortly after 81r Julian Paunce-
changed leas in the eighteen years fote’s coming to Washington a, com­
A t this tisse Harrison was our
he had been away than the other plimentary trip to Mount Vernon was
president, w ith Blaine sec rea try of
N ew berg residents he had met. arranged fo r him on the Mayflower.
state. John W&n&maker was post
which was the president’s yacht.
master general and we believe he is
Among the invited guests was the Per­
the only one o f the cabinet now,
sian minister. It was quite a social
livin g .
Pennoyer was governor, over a collection or papers in the- , Bd lmpres9',T. even t The spectacle
M itchell. U. S. Senator and Herman o ffic e a fe w d iy s sgo> we came ¡o f the minister o f Orest Britain pay-
ou r Congressman.
Of the cdunty across a newspaper cut showing th o 'in g respect to the tomb and memory
w riter as the photographer made o f W ashington did not pass without
officers, S. Brutscher. who was a
him look some th irty years ago, comment upon its historical signlfl-
commissioner, and J.»C. Cooper, sur­
which we nresent herewith for com- <*«»<*• During the-visit the Persian
veyor, are the only ones who are
now residents o f the county. O f the
c ity officials. F. A. Morris, who was
m ayor, is the only one who still re­
m ains a resident here.
l a the first issue o f the paper
trader the new management the
opening o f the Bank o f Newberg,
now the United States National
Bank, was announced, w ith BenJ.
Miles, president; Jesse Edwards,
vice president; Moses Votsw . cash­
ier. The safe and books arrived on
th e previous Saturday and business
wan begun in a small building lo­
cated on Center street, which was
later on moved around onto First
street and is now a part o f the
O lym pic bakery building.
There
were
three
organised
churches, namely, the Friends. Pres­
byterian and Evangelical.
E. C. BAIRD
A doughboy who had just returned
from Coblens was talking to a very
estimable elderly woman—a straight-
laced church member.
“ How did you like It up In Germany,”
she asked.
” 0 1 1 . we got along very well with the
Germans,” and, with a big,'broad smile,
he added, “ and had all the good Ger­
man beer that we wanted to drink.”
“More German propaganda.” ex­
claimed the elderly woman.
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Cotton Production Wolconio.
Mesopotamia has always grown
same cotton, which modem methods
s u y Improve. O f this msterlsl may
hays been the veil with which Rebek-
ah covered herself at her first meeting
with Isaac, as she Joarneyed under
the guidance o f Abraham’s servant
from Mesopotamia to Canaan to be­
come Isaac’s wife. Cotton competi­
tion between Mesopotamia and Egypt
would bo particularly attract! vo. And
cotton is ono good thing or wmca
war’s tatterdomalioa, the world o f to­
day cannot have too much.— Boston
fo r the NewberS
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BAPTIST CHURCH
WHEN?
JANUARY 10, 1920
HOW MUCH?
In the course o f these years tbs
Graphic has chronicled the birth of
children. later on tbe m arriage of
the same and in due tim e tbe birth
o f their chilrren
W e have bad many competitors,
some o f whom have endeavored at
times to correct tbe errors o f ths
Graphic, but all have dropped out
o f tbe race, leavin g the track clear,
though this does not necessarily sig­
n ify that others may not try the
fie ld in tbe future.
Our mistakes
have been many and tbe public baa
indeed been very considerate in their
criticism s of them, for which we are
d a ly thankful. It m ight have beea
A N ew berg business man oaee re­
marked to the w riter that It re­
quired sa dosa application to bue-
ln«es to succeed in the publication
o f a local papar as It did to run the
Oregonian.
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