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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1890
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic notes Sawpy Oaps has again been sentenced to hang for the murder of Weber. He seeks a Supreme Court order for a new trial, while local coverage discusses freight rates, primaries, and county officials candidates.
The annual evaluation of Yamhill County workers union will be held on the second of April at 8 p.m. The meeting continues for two days, through Wednesday. The head of the department is required to report all work and attend as supervisor.
Awinpa M. Woonwann is listed as President and L. 8. P. Wayworth as Corporate Secretary in the condensed notice for the firm’s leadership roles.
Minutes show Mayor presided with Councilors Carter Miles Stanley present. Committee to draft ordinances appointed. Witness fees approved for Town of Newberg case and professional services ordered paid. Dog tax ordinance tabled. Street work rules set with property owners warned to build or be charged. Local notices and community items from Champoeg and St Paul reported.
The Board of Directors of School District No. 20 Yarrhill County Oregon met April 3 at 7 o clock with TR Smith chair. They approved minutes, set tax rate at 74½ cents, outlined salaries for the principal and assistants, and read and approved bills. Resignation of Evangeline Martin was accepted and M Keene named principal.
A meeting is called for tonight at Friends Whorel to elect representatives for the Newberg Hone Protection Aa edition. Attendees must include all stockholders and interested parties in the organization’s effort to combat whiskey power after investigations.
The column reports a W C T U meeting at Y o'clock p.m. with invitations to attend. It critiques Maine prohibition claims, contrasts English and American labor, cites Southern California White Ribbon references, and mentions South Dakota bills on minors tobacco prostitution gambling and girl protection. It notes Gov. Moddotte’s strong position and expected vetoes.
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