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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
4
A brief notice outlines a case between Bog Barnes and Boss Roosevelt with a focus on early stages of a legal confrontation. The item hints at a political context and ongoing public interest without detailing the claims or court.
The era of sweeping general slogans gives way to a focused message as Governor Withycombe leads a chorus advocating cleaner governance and personal responsibility in public life.
The newspaper at Newport is newly launched by Nye Beach Print Shop with C J Emery serving as editor.
The writer notes horses now fetch high prices due to the ubiquity of automobiles and declining interest in horse breeding. He argues the shrinking horse supply drives prices up while suggesting walking as a healthy alternative for those who cannot afford cars.
An advertising notice promotes a combined twelve month subscription to the Graphic and the Evening Telegram for 3.75 dollars. The offer targets new subscribers and current Graphic readers who are up to date with arrears.
John Gearin, a farmer operating on the opposite side of the river from Newberg, is described in the source as a local agricultural figure with ties to the regional farming community.
A 1200 head operation uses a two hundred gallon tank for milk trips to the creamery. The porkers receive a straight milk diet and are thriving. The Graphic editor mentions the Salon Association and the International Press Record. The press congress aims to mirror the 1904 Ware Press Parliament in St Louis led by John Hay and Sir Hugh Gilzeau Reid.
An editor declares bias in a past issue and swears to correct course by preparing a decent obituary when the time comes. The writer notes a man canceled his paper over repeated gossip and asserts the paper’s past coverage omitted unimportant details and unworthy praise.
A reelection hopeful mayor underscores a paralyzing sign of national reach in his campaign. The remark frames his candidacy as having broader political resonance beyond local stakes.
An editorialish fragment discusses a Chicago political victory and shifts to a local sales pitch for Larkin Prince Howe Co. It extols trademarked merchandise and honest dealers, urging readers to buy at The Big Home Store for durable goods, tools, lawn equipment, and Spalding sports items.
The speaker laments widespread fakers from doctors to farmers. He warns against choosing cheaper impostors and urges selecting genuine professionals who can deliver real results, using a hyperbolic analogy about foot pain and amputation to stress the point.
A boy expresses affectionate wishes and vows in a letter intended for his mother rather than a distant beloved. He contrasts youthful ardor with the gentler, enduring love of a parent, imagining a future where his mother rereads his words by soft lamplight at an old corner.
Japanese lacquer crafts reflect a 2000 year evolution with pieces made ten centuries ago still on display. Exhibits trace methods from early workshops to refined modern practices showing durable finishes, subtle pigments, and regional styles.
A fragmented quote suggests contentment among workers who can immerse themselves in their tasks, finding happiness in dedication. The text emphasizes focus and personal fulfillment through sustained labor.
A summary of numerous real estate transfers recorded by the sheriff and various buyers including Nile Addison to J W Martin for 104 acres in G'S Chris man, H Baker to Geo W Baker for a Maple Park lot, Aj Bewley to PS and Parlee Cate west of County Road, J G Berry to Horace L Brown for 60 Cove Orchard, Loyd A Bennette and others to Walter H Hatcher for 25 acres, L J Corl to S J Madson in Rural Homes No 2, Mre E A Cook to C L Kilgore in Cooks Park, LJ Davis to Ellen S Jones in Chamorlon add Sheridan, E G Fendall to Omar Fendall, GW Lane to TM White west 60 feet in Bakeman’s add Carlton, Matthews Planting Co to Ida Nood Morse in Sheridan Walnut Groves, Belle McCamey to Frederick Crawford et al, J L Payne to GB Payne and a share of lots, Wennerberg to Ciand sddie Putney, and other fragmented transfers totaling numerous parcels and amounts.
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