Newberg Graphic Friday Edition Details
Newberg Oregon weekly paper notes second class matter status at the post office with stamp of Friday morning issue and credit to Editor and Publisher ER H Woodward and Associate Editor W C Woodward.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
2
Newberg Oregon weekly paper notes second class matter status at the post office with stamp of Friday morning issue and credit to Editor and Publisher ER H Woodward and Associate Editor W C Woodward.
The Graphic advocates Hermann's renomination and praises burnett and Eddy for district judge posts. It critiques Homer Davenport and national figures, notes Oregon's growth in Newberg, and discusses party dynamics, editorial views, and Governor Chamberlain's partisanship. The piece blends political opinion, local progress, and moral reflections.
Plain Talk in the Yamhill Reporter urges McMinnville to step up its efforts to attract industry. It notes Newberg's rapid gains with sawmills, furniture and handle factories, ice storage, and other employment drivers, warning the county seat to act within five years or risk losing status.
Analyzing the enduring truth that the most influential and respected figures are those whose spoken commitments carry weight across business and politics. The piece argues credibility and trust form the core of leadership and influence in public and private sectors.
Admirers praise the rescue of aging fire horses as their service ends. A St Louis physician left two thousand dollars in his will to care for his horse, a companion for nearly twenty three years, illustrating mercy to beasts.
A Sunday sermon in Albany urged young men earning fair wages to honor small daily debts and borrow without security if needed. The preacher stressed that trust and community standing hinge on integrity in money matters as well as other deeds, urging penitence for those who fail.
Governor Chamberlain writes to Kentucky's governor Beckham protesting the pardons for Caleb Powers and ex Governor Taylor in the Goebel killing case. He argues the matter is distant, political, and beyond his responsibility yet claims Powers had a fair trial despite widespread critique.
Milton Eagle notes that a class of prophets who predict wars recedes when events prove calm. After a looming European conflict and the Japanese Russian war, only distant skirmishes remain and even yellow journalism loses its edge as peace and leisure fill headlines.
All persons owing us are requested to settle their access at once by cash or notes. This means you. Hopson Bros.
A Rochester Indiana druggist reports selling fifty boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets on a lady's recommendation. The customer praised the tablets while noting their pleasant purgative effect. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co.
For sale notices advertise second hand buggies hacks and harness. Enquiries to Commercial Livery Stable. Claude Ferguson listed as contact.
Palm trees (Washington fili fera) for sale. Nice for the lawn or indoor. Also a few California flowering shrubs including acacias myrtle and olive trees. Moore.
A short, boastful line claims millennia of smart young men, framing the speaker as one among many. The fragment hints at pride but lacks concrete events, names, or locations for fuller context.
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates his life threatening illness and recovery after using Electric Bitters. Three doctors had given him up, but one bottle brought relief and three weeks of use made him well. Caldwell & Co drug store offers them for 50 cents guaranteed.
Three chairs are advertised at Porter and Larkin with an offer to take all for no extra expense. For light hauling, place orders at Rich's Grocery.
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