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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
2
The article criticizes the Texas legislature’s sympathy toward Aguinaldo, questions U.S. imperial policy, and notes Aguinaldo’s oath of allegiance while suggesting further steps to gain political support for 1904. It also includes editorials about republican and democrat tensions and a neighbor’s plea to readers to "love all their enemies."
The Graphic defended a penniless youth aiding an invalid shelter while balancing college studies against an attack on his character. The piece notes public confrontation and warns of repeating the same maneuvers under similar circumstances.
Long battle ends as property once owned by Pacific University reverts to the university upon proof of sale of intoxicants. Also notes political shifts among silver Republicans populists and a report on the Oregon Historical Society second annual report with member counts and classified materials.
Documents and artifacts detailing frontier life and early industry are exhibited for visitors. The Portland city hall hosts relics from plains travel and business, with about 1500 visitors monthly invited to view the items.
The report details a clash between Newberg and McMinnville factions over a protest against Minchin for alleged plagiarism. It notes statements by President Boardman, a March Salem meeting, and conflicting claims by local association officials and college students.
The piece notes members who opposed the army bill now press for promotions and appointments. It highlights how many male officers are accompanied by mothers wives sisters and sweethearts eager for promotions that uplift the cavalier in brass battalion.
An advertisement claims Acker's Elixer is a superior remedy for all blood and skin diseases. It sells for fifty cents a bottle with a guarantee. The note quotes a humorous line from the Indianapolis Press about a pig and overeating.
A Lisbon Indiana man Chas Ellis repairs a telegraph line washed away by a flood and endures cold and cough blamed on consumption yet persuades Dr King’s New Discovery cured him with six bottles. An Oakland Sioux City and Omaha doctors warned he could die. Young Harry asks if people in Genesis days did sums on the ground while reading.
Hartford man J W Sullivan describes a leg infection from an 12 year old scratch that worsened to blood poisoning. He credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with restoring his leg after long suffering and urges others to try the products with a money back guarantee.
Luella M Nash 21 wed Clyde Lafollett 24 Iva E Perkins 19 to Elam K Shaw Flora N Hutchins 21 to D Derby 26 Stella P Powell 19 to Geo W Bennett 21 Minnie V Peatle 20 to Wm Wyrick 32.
A witty dialogue cited from the Boston Courier features Mr Clubman claiming he was not a juryman though the jury stayed out all night and Mrs Clubman quips about his enjoyment. The exchange mirrors light courtroom humor from the era.
The report lists real estate transfers and highway actions in Yamhill and surrounding counties for the week ending March 191. It notes purchases by James M. Pugh, Anna McDonald, John Kirkwood, and other residents, with amounts ranging from 60 to 129,644 dollars. It also mentions a public highway and various property deeds across Newberg, Sheridan, Macys, and Lafayette areas.
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