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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
4
Publication details show H. Woodward Ww.Co Woodward editors and publishers with a one dollar per year advance rate dated Thursday April 19 1908. The line indicates a periodical pricing and publishing credit.
The Graphic states support for Hawley over Tooze, noting Huston’s waning strength while Hawley rises in votes. It frames the race as a choice between a big clean man and the incumbent, arguing Hawley best defeats Tooze and could serve effectively in Congress. It does not editorially back Raatoe.
The Graphic opposes Tooze for congress arguing a gambler saloon man and egotist should not hold national office. Editors say Tooze has not denied insinuations and would force a risky campaign if nominated. They question GOP folly given better material to choose from.
Governor Chamberlain said voters must seize control from party bosses and choose better candidates, asserting the people are the new dictators responsible for tickets. He spoke here the other night.
Brief note urges voters to back a Wisconsin candidate for Congress. Mentions ballot, moral virtues, and general civic duty. Source text is fragmented and lacks clear names or dates.
Huston contends for the anal nomination against Hawley in a disputed race with Tooze offering commentary.
The passage describes a three-way contest involving a candidate named Hawley who is regarded as the strongest contender, with subtle tensions between Hawley and another figure referred to as “him” and Hawley’s assertion that he is out to beat both rivals.
A remark about Tooze and his peers suggests a man’s individual rate or record alone cannot determine fitness for Congress, implying a broader critique of political qualifications and judgment.
Community leaders urge residents to unite for the annual cleanup as preparations begin. The call to action emphasizes local involvement and readiness to address civic improvements in the near term.
Willis S. Duniway pledges to reform office costs and oppose abuse or new schemes to loot treasury if elected. He declares he is a man of sterling integrity with thorough knowledge of the printing business, as noted by Portland Labor.
A bold call asserts Aman must seize every chance to exercise his privilege to aid in selecting virtuous leaders for the state. It urges citizens to act as responsible and self-respecting members of society.
The text reflects on the San Francisco disaster as fulfilling at least one of the dire prophecies forecast at year’s start by alleged 1906 calamity prophets.
A. G. Beals of Tillamook is endorsed as candidate for joint representative for Tillamook and Yamhill counties. A staunch Republican and major business figure, he pledges strict economy in state funds. The piece criticizes Beals for attacking John J. Howser and notes opposition to Willis S. Dumway over retrenchment pledges.
The notice urges proper watch maintenance noting that grit and old oil degrade accuracy. It recommends a thorough clean and oil at least every eighteen months and claims factory precision in disassembly, cleaning each wheel and pivot, reassembly, and regulation for perfect performance.
Mrs W T Vinton of McMinnville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Wood early this week. Missie Jenson went to Portland to work last Monday. H M Dix spent Sunday with F H Vinton and family. John Winters and wife of Rex visited his sister Mrs J L Davis Sunday. Mrs J C Porter and children of aware spent weekend with Jasper Smith and wife and attended Artisan Hall entertainment. Abbie Vinton visiting W T Vinton’s in McMinnville.
City of Newberg transfers include S J Ryder acquiring land from McMinnicke for 2150 dollars and several deeds involving Jas C Duncan Geo E Va nooseny AL Bergren to John Nelson and others. Transfers list adds Edward additions in Newberg, parish parcels, and multiple parcel purchases totaling thousands, with several couples lending or conveying plots.
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