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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
4
A clipped notice from the Newberg Graphic reports Woodward Co. stock brokers and publishers facing a standing Thursday morning suit. The item notes ongoing legal action tied to the firm and its publishing operations.
The newspaper notes that registration books will close on April 7 and asks readers if their names will be on the rolls when election day arrives. It emphasizes the upcoming registration deadline and election participation.
An upcoming sale is anticipated for Ballard's Snow Liniment immediately after the primary election. The ad touts it as highly recommended for old sores and similar conditions.
The Portland papers lean on a familiar scare tactic with the Madison street bridge in repeated reports of a dangerous condition. Editors amplify risk to draw readers amid city woes and slow urgent action.
In Yamhill county residents claim $10,000 in state taxes are overpaid and a taxpayers meeting is scheduled for Friday at 1 PM in McMinnville to discuss the issue.
I H Amos runs as prohibition candidate for United States Senator. With Amos alongside Ben Tillman, campaign pitches would need strengthening to appeal to voters.
Log Cabin Syrup Co may build a Portland plant employing 200 or more workers. The move suggests cheaper to ship raw materials from back east to Oregon than to haul poles from Oregon to eastern factories.
A critic notes party names a dairy and food commissioner who lacks relevant experience likening him to a cow with her first calf. He is described as a fruit expert, not a cow man, illustrating the problem of placing a willing horse in the wrong stall.
A public service tone advises men to ask women if smoking offends them before lighting a cigar. Women may answer no if they are unsettled by the smoke. It asserts men should respect hosts and avoid smoking in others homes, and urges husbands to treat their wives with the same courtesy shown to other women.
A club organized in Corvallis to defeat the focal option law after Benton County voted dry was defeated, incurring about 1200 dollars in fines and forfeitures plus heavy lawyers fees. Leading citizens supported lawfulness, with the decent element winning legal battles while urging sacrifices for a cause. Goody-goody talk against saloons is criticized as insincere.
A terse call to action urges crews to align and show up for final confrontations. The message stresses backbone and readiness, framing upcoming battles as decisive moments for those involved.
Editor Hammerly announces his candidacy for joint senator representing Yamhill Washington Lincoln and Tillamook counties subject to Republican primary approval. He is a newcomer from Washington but has strong ties to Oregon and Yamhill County and is praised as a clean candidate likely to support public questions from honest convictions.
The Springbrook boosters appoint F A Jones L S Otis and Horace Newlin to draft a plan for better roads. The editorial urges unified action and sustained effort, noting prior winter talk gave way to inaction and urging organized work in proper seasons to achieve first class roads across the country.
The Haskin family extends heartfelt thanks to the Newberg band for the music at the burial of our loved one.
In Newberg last Thursday a Prohibition gathering drew about a hundred party members. D. A. Snyder of Dayton presided with C. E. Newhouse of Springbrook as secretary. W. P. Elmore of Brownsville delivered a pointed critique of Senator Fulton, noting his sub committee vote to report adversely on liquor shift propositions affecting border points.
A candidate files to seek the position of County Recorder in the upcoming Republican Primary on April 17, 1908, with the outcome determined by party voters.
Recorder W. W. Nickell of Bellevue Precinct, a Republican candidate, was in the city on Wednesday. Reports from across the county indicate he has broad support and he pledges competence in penmanship typing and general clerical ability to fill the Recorder’s office.
F M Yorx of Carlton announces candidacy for County Commissioner under Republican auspices. He pledges economy and impartial treatment for all areas of Yamhill County, awaiting voter approval.
A Republican candidate for Assessor declares that if nominated and elected they will run the office on a strict business basis and strive to provide just and equitable valuations of all county property.
A long time resident and former deputy Assessor appeals to Republicans in a primary bid. He promises equal treatment for all and no special privileges if nominated and elected, naming Martin Mu Ler as the candidate.
A field assessor with years of experience announces candidacy for county assessor. He emphasizes fair valuation and creditable conduct, stating he seeks election under the Republican banner.
C C Hammerly publisher of the News Reporter McMinnville seeks a senate seat for the district including Lincoln Tillamook Yamhill and Washington counties. Born in Iowa he worked as a farm youth teacher and editor and has lived in the west over twelve years. A lifelong Republican he pledges to represent all parts of the district if elected.
Forsyth offers cherry apple and peach trees along with English walnut stock grafted to top varieties. Latter priced at about half of usual. Stock stored on J W Childs block west of public school. Sale to close soon. Forsyth promises full value for money.
A longtime Yamhill County resident announces his bid for the Republican nomination for sheriff ahead of the April 17 primary. He emphasizes forty years of residency and solid knowledge of sheriff duties.
The Belgian Stallion Noireau will stand the 1908 season at a farm four miles east of Carlton and eight miles north of LaFayette. Fee is $12.50 to insure in foal with payment due when foal is certain. terms apply if sold or moved from the county. Saturday and Sunday reserved. W. L. Walker, owner.
A pithy saying notes love may be blind yet touch is sharp and mocks the value of neighbors when not used locally.
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