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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
2
The readable line indicates the Newberg Graphic newspaper with staff names E H Woovwann Borrog Puntisuen W Woovwasp and a notice about Friday morning delivery and post office filing in Newberg Oregon.
A city forum warns voters and nominating committees in Yamhill county to demand clean character and self control from candidates. The piece argues that voters will reject morally weak or undisciplined figures and that parties must present strong, trustworthy tickets to avoid defeat.
The piece notes a Republican primaries plan to place delegates for North Newbery precinct aimed at excluding a Graphic representative from the county convention. It cites the author’s long abstention from soliciting votes and warns of repercussions for republicanism in Yamhill if carried out. Also mentions Eugene Ware’s literary path to pension chief and Tongue’s rising support in the Second District.
The Oregon Independent suspends publication as Guild plans to relocate the plant to a Washington field. Guild once led a sprawling, radical movement with wild talk and unrealistic ideas yet left the era with the brief windjammer craze fading away.
Stahl declares in his last issue that all subscribers with more than six years in arrears will be cut off. The local page notes scarce news and urges readers to adopt Greens as fodder until meat prices drop.
A newspaper argues that most good deeds go unseen while crime dominates headlines. It recalls a recent incident where a laboring man rescued two children from distress, highlighting quiet acts of generosity that sustain faith in humanity.
The National Capital Corrrespond writes about Washington’s development as a grand capital, contrasting it with ancient cities and describing a plan to connect the Capitol Dome to the Potomac with broad avenues, reserves, and public buildings that symbolize national greatness.
P N Skinner and FE Newhouse traveled to Portland on business while A L Watson visited the city for a week. Mrs Randall broke her arm driving cattle. Zim Mills plans a personal telephone line with poles built toward his estate, amid talks of an independent link to Newberg. For sale: two horses and nine hundred acres near Newberg. Amos Nelson.
A Petaluma Incubator with 120 eye capacity and a broader unit, both nearly new and made by the same firm, are offered together for 20 dollars. Contact Sherwood Drug Co in Sherwood, Oregon for details.
The J. J. Conlee place in West Chehalem offers 120 acres with about 100 in cultivation, fair buildings and an orchard near a road and a public school. Cash price is reasonable. sale to close the Conlee estate. Amos Nelson adm. reported by Yamhill Co Abstract Co. at McMinnville for week ending April 12, 1902.
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