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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1896
Page
2
In this issue from Friday morning February 1 1896 Newberg Oregon notes a New York streets parade of bicycles and reports on political figures Hon Binger Hermann Tongue of Washington county and a Populist stance against liquor and tobacco in campaigns. It also mentions a council remark about salaries for the marshal and county conventions shaping up.
Hon. W. R. Ellis of Heppner, a free silver advocate, was renominated for congress in Portland. Free silver delegates to the St Louis convention were defeated and gold standard men were elected.
Brother Marsh notes a Portland republican primary and county convention showing twenty five medical-cleared candidates, seven of whom are women. The report hints the so called new woman will frontier public life and domestic remedies alike, with more women entering elections and society activities.
The Union Bi-Metalic Party was formed in McMinnville last Wednesday. A primary is planned for Thursday next week and the county nominating convention the following Saturday. J.C. McCrea and C. B. Frissell of Newberg were named to the county central committee.
A Globe-Democrat report notes English ruling protecting physician patient secrecy. A patient won 60,000 damages against a doctor, with verdict that truth of the story did not affect culpability.
A Goldendale visitor notes Yamhill county residents heated by mining talk may recall Klickitat county's boomers. The Klickitat farmers reportedly left mining for steady agricultural wealth, choosing grain farming over high risk prospecting as excitement subsides.
The note urges voters to understand the financial question before voting and recalls Lincoln’s memory at the Republican convention. It cites W W Bartels of Carthage Illinois as a famed gavel maker and mentions his history with log cabins at New Salem.
A craftsman in Carthage Illinois shapes a gavel from a 1832 Lincoln cabin log. The silver mounted end will bear inscription honoring Abraham Lincoln and the New Salem log. The gold end will be engraved with a note about the National Republican Convention in St Louis on June 16, 18 9 and will be presented by Senator O F Berry.
A portrait of the country editor as a vital yet principled force in local newspapers. He serves a broad readership, avoids sensationalism, rejects scandals, and remains honest and hardworking, shaping future leaders while upholding journalistic ethics across communities.
Thayer's April 1806 bulletin explains strawberries as delicate machines for fruit. It stresses using vigorous plants, fine mellow soil, proper root handling, and careful setting with crowns at ground level. It warns that weak plants and poor soil ruin results and lists three key commandments for successful fruit growing.
Population figures for Oregon in 1885 and 1895 are presented, highlighting growth trends over the decade. The data show shifts in urban and rural counts, reflecting migration and development patterns in late 19th century Oregon.
Thomas H Tongue of Washington county won on the Sth ballot at a sound money convention, defeating Binger Hermann as delegates were chosen for the national convention. Tongue, a Hillsboro lawyer and former prosecuting attorney, gains momentum as the party's nominee with delegates pledged to sound money and notable support from key counties. Wyatt the free silver candidate withdrew.
Weather across Western Oregon shows freezing nights through March into April with rising temperatures since. Frost damaged some fruit, notably peaches and almonds, though extensive loss is unlikely. cherry and prune crops may suffer slight damage in some localities. Plowing, seeding, hop yards, and pasture growth proceed. lambing under way with high ewe survival.
The bulletin notes frost and chill nights but overall favorable conditions for crops in Eastern Oregon. Peaches show some damage yet general injury is not expected. fruit trees in bloom, grain restocked after March freezes, and wool and lambing prospects praised. Plowing and seeding continue across counties.
The Salen state convention of the populist party names W. B Vanderberg of Coos as congressman for the first district and Martin Quinn for the second, with Joseph Gaston as Supreme judge. Presidential electors include Olmstead Hare Spaugh and Watkins, plus seventeen delegates to the national convention. Eyes for setting from choice Silver Laces Wyandotte. E W Woopwano.
Elder Alson W. Steers writes from Portland Oregon that he cannot recommend any throat and lung medicine with confidence except as the S B Cough Cure at 40 cents per bottle sold by druggists. Several trustworthy people are wanted to travel in Oregon for an established reliable house with a salary of 780 and expenses. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company Third Floor Omaha Bldg Chicago TH 118 The Graphic and the Oregonian for $2.00.
A collage of short medical ads and anecdotes notes One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt’s preparations as remedies for coughs and liver issues. It cites A T Hill promotions, a Portland revival jewel theft tale, and a Newberg hotel register. The piece also mentions St Louis convention costs and a naphtha bicycle push by Portland wheelmen.
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