Political musings from a small Oregon paper 1902
The Hewberg Graphic notes a busy political season in Oregon with commentary on Chamberlain, editor Porter, and Democratic platform rhetoric attacking Republicans. It critiques independence and freedom concepts via Josiah Strong and references a New York editor’s stance on staying out of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Oregon City Enterprise
Oregon
Thomas Jefferson
Seattle
Josiah Strong
New York
Honor Roll of U S Postage Heroes in Stamp Use
The piece lists famed figures Washington Franklin Grant Lincoln Jackson Webster Sherman Garfield Clay Jefferson Perry Madison and Marshall as honored by postage stamps. It cites Department figures for last fiscal year showing stamp counts by denomination, highlighting national achievement and historical memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin
Grant
Lincoln
Jackson
Webster
Sherman
Garfield
Clay
Jefferson
Perry
Madison
Marshall
Post Office Department
Fruit Growers Hear From State Officials At Crater Hall
A large crowd met at Crater's hall Monday evening for a Newberry fruit growers session. Hon E F L Smith president of the State Horticultural Board and Commissioners Newell and Reynolds spoke on industry unity. Joseph Hall presided, Carl read the minutes, and a vocal duet by Mrs J W Barrie and Mrs E Gould followed. South discussed a paper on Fruit Unions highlighting organized cooperation among farmers and horticulturists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crater's Hall
Er. L. Smith
Nvant of Horticulture
Newell and Reynolds
Joseph Hall
Association
Carl
J. W. Barrie
E. Ciould
South
Newbery
Cooperative fruit unions defend growers and markets
A detailed discussion extols fruit co operations, praising unions for elevating labor with living compensation, shared capital, better product grading, and wider markets. It cites Hood River as a growth example, notes improved distribution, reduced losses, and emphasizes educated members and prudent leadership.
Inauguration Day May Be Moved From March 4
The National Committee for the District of Columbia seeks to shift inauguration from March 4 to April to avoid storms and sickness from crowds. The proposal argues the later date would be more appealing and better for public health and national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sugar Trust
Armas
Press of
Europe
Denmark
United States
State Department
Congress
House
Senate
China
Monnday
Mitchell
Washington
Oregon
Roosevelt
Charleston
Moultrie
Sumpter
Battery
National Committee
District of Columbia
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Hewberg Graphic
H. Woopwarn
Eprron
Pusuisucn
W. C. Woopwarp
Associate Eorror
Newberg
Chamberlain
Western Kansas
E F. L. Smith
Hond River
Newberg Fruit Growers
Lodustry
Alinar
Geta
Fralt
Koxlatenve
Hood River Union
Hood River
Smith
Karrie
Goold
Cummins
Mr. Reynolds
Salem Union
W. K. Newell
Acre
Mr. Smith
Ben Davis
A. Cranke
Washington, D. C
Mominsville
Columbus
J. Hy, Ackerman
McMinnville
Yamhill Coal and Wil Co
Bolge
KR. L. Sabine
M. Fisk
Joseph Price
H.R. Littlefield
Huston
EB. L. Wing
Wm. Newhouse
Matilda Newhouse
Yarrahill County
Ve. W
Warren
Wm. Campbell Et al
City of McMinnville
Dundee
Geo. Byers, Jr
Woodman Hall
M. Downs
Barne
Fred Lehman
Prince
Mr. Beaulis
Oregon City
Aentleman
Tillamook
Kansas
Mr. Green
J.L. Vickrey
Dr. Littlefield
Ma. Addison
Portland
Dallas
Claire Bryan
Joe Matty
Johnson
Dr. Coffeen
Carlton
Ashwood
LaFayette Assembly United Artigang
Jeseo Edwards
Posey
Martha FE
Yeo
E G Carter
Leona Gartner
Louis Krell
C. S. Calkins
Newberg, Ore
Amos Nelson
Sherwood Drug Co
Sherwood
Jay Cook & Co
East Chehalem Valley Bank
John A. Beck
Watchmaeker
Colletts
Indiana
Morrison St
Portland, OR
HL. J. Littlefield
Littlefield Bros
Physicians & Surgeons
Chehalem Valley
Ehret Bros
W. PB. Weacock
Orlasd
Weacock
W. Mohris Mweracock
W. P. Heacock & Sons
WWE
Mer
Ite
Winslow Bros
Newberg Steaa Laundry
H.W. Prossnall
Gross
W. Feakingsworthy
Yewberg’s Furniture
Wwwww
Sor
Fland
Undertakiny
T. B. Cummings & CO
Blickensderfer
W.a.rideout
Stark Street
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