Woodward Editor Names and August 1908 Publication
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
5
Cheapest spectacle arrives on wings to town
A local note reports a cheap show in fly time arriving soon, promising low-cost entertainment for residents. The item highlights affordability and novelty as the attraction comes to town, inviting curiosity and foot traffic without high price points.
Man Who Never Makes Mistakes Not in the Race
A wry aphorism notes that perfection is absent from competition as the speaker jokes about error free performance on a dull planet. The remark frames a view of human fallibility and participation.
Oregonian’s Effort Keeps Journal On Narrow Path
The Oregonian notes that maintaining a straight and narrow course demands persistent effort from the Journal, highlighting ongoing discipline and steady governance.
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Oregonian
Railroads Trails Autos in Fatality Toll Compared
Compared with the number of people hauled, the railroads are behind the autos in the list of distressing fatalities. The report contrasts transportation modes and outlines rising danger in traffic deaths.
Newberg Grading and Cement Walks Spur Continuous Improvements
The town of Newberg has adopted an ongoing program of graveling streets and laying cement walks, showing no end to these permanent improvements.
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Newberg
Washington County Neighbors Break Record With Pair of Murders
In Washington County residents confront a grim milestone after two separate killings unfold within a single month. Officials urge calm as investigators pursue leads and community leaders call for vigilance and support services.
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Washington County
Oregon Road Plans Gain Momentum Into August
The outlook for better roads in Oregon is encouraging with discussion no longer halted by winter. After persistent talks this season, planning and efforts extend into August signaling progress on improving the state’s highways.
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Oregon
Newberg youths offered college chance without leaving home
A large number of young people in Newberg can attend college next year without leaving home or paying board. Consult with President Kelsey to explore the opportunity and arrangements.
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Newberg
Kelsey
Drowning Fatalities Highlight Risky Swimmers
It notes that among recent season drownings the majority were good swimmers. The article warns that this group often takes unnecessary risks, implying safer behavior is needed for both boys and girls learning to swim.
Hood River Apples Boosted by College Bred Men
The Hood River apples gain fame from college born players who learned rooting at football games. Editor Shepard of Better Fruit is organizing a university club at Hood River with thirty in the line-up.
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Hood River
Shepard
Better Fruit
Biggest little place draws curiosity from Portland visitors
Two strangers alighting from a Portland morning train remark on the town’s unusual appeal. They say there is something down the street worth showing, hinting at a notable draw that has locals commenting.
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Portland
Cement Walks Elevate Newberg Town Image
The south side of First street will boast eight blocks of twelve foot wide cement walks with a starting north side, and Main street toward the depot gains a broad walk. Cementing streets and graveling them improves Newberg’s appearance and permanency, providing work for men despite high costs.
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First Street
Newberg
Oregon City Enterprise Orders Michle Press
The Oregon City Enterprise has placed an order for a $4000 Michle press. The outdated methods and subscription practices are noted as outdated in Oregon newspaperdom.
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Oregon City Enterprise
Oregon
Indiana Health Board Reports 1907 Death Toll
The State Board of Health of Indiana reports total deaths from all causes in 1907 were 87,461. Tuberculosis led with 4,522 deaths, nearly eight and a third percent of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health of
Indiana
On the marry and unhelped by elopement woes
The article laments many single men and women of marriageable age roaming freely. It cites Solomon noting that the simple are punished for lack of suitable partners, implying social pressures and consequences of failed matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Hereafter with uncomfortable surround ings and the hot afternoon
A sardonic aside questions the fate of the unregenerate amid a scorching August day. The narrator imagines a housefly diving for a bald spot as it interrupts with a cheeky query about the heat.
Seattle papers miscast on Alaska-Yukon Exposition boost
The text argues Seattle must rely on Portland for support of the Alaska-Yukon Exposition next year, accusing Seattle papers of belittling Portland and calling Seattle spirit “a late crop gone to seed.”
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Seattle
Portland
Dunniway Son Heads Montana State University
Mrs A S Dunniway influenced public life while her son Dr C A Dunniway led Stanford and was elected president of Montana State University at Missoula. The rising murder rate and self harm cases lift the coroner role into political consideration, demanding candidates with judgment and perception.
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A. S. Dunniway
C. A. Dunniway
Stanford University
Montana State University
Missoula
Replanting Cherry Orchards Affected by Poor Planning In Oregon
The Oregon Agriculturist notes many owners pull up young cherry trees after planting without proper analysis. It argues fruit trees often fail when planted without judgment and care, while market demand rarely exceeds supply. It predicts progress will shift fruit production toward regions using better methods as farming becomes more intensive.
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Oregon
Saloon Signs Face Curb in Albany Town Halt
The Albany Democrat notes Sil verton bans old saloon signs as an unsuitable advertisement for the town. The columnist insists such reminders of past revelry should not remain in public view.
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Albany Democrat
Silverton
Taft Backers Cull Support. Hofer's Paper Missing
The New York Independent the Outlook Collier's Weekly and the Springfield Republican favor Taft over Bryan but Col Hofer’s paper did not reach this office leaving his position unclear.
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New York Independent
the Outlook
Collier's Weekly
Springfield Republican
Taft
Bryan
Col. Hofer
Keeping Out of Debt
G. W. James says he cut the article as a boy and kept it as a motto for his career. He recommends careful reading and keeping a copy on file for reference.
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G. W. James
The Greatest City Growth Is Moral Progress
The Albany Democrat emphasizes that urban advancement hinges on moral growth. A city should be a good home for families, with strong schools and churches shaping better citizenship. Pride in civic virtue will drive population and economic expansion together.
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Albany Democrat
Getting Into Politics for Young Men
A reflection on youth involvement in politics and how to pursue office. It argues that education can hinder boldness, and urges young men to join local party groups, attend caucuses, vote, and actively seek candidacy rather than wait for a prize to come.
Wagon sparks ignite grass on Lynn area hill
John Betts driving near his home ten miles northeast of Harrisburg saw a wheel strike a stone and sparks set fire to tall grass along the roadside. Local residents reported the blaze spreading quickly before firefighters arrived to contain it.
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John Betts
Harrisburg
Fire sweeps seventy five acres of pasture
The fire was spotted promptly by Mr Betts who sent for help via his phone. People rushed in from surrounding areas including Brownsville to combat the blaze. Despite efforts the flame spread across seventy five acres of pasture before being contained with great difficulty.
Notice of final account in Blair estate
Administrator of the estate of John K. Blair deceased filed a final account in Yamhill County Oregon. The County Court set Monday September 21 1908 for settlement at the court house. Potential objections must be presented at the hearing for approval and final settlement of the estate.
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John K. Blair
Bain
Ugust
Alpheus T.eas
Agricultural College Offers Wide Range of Courses
The college lists collegiate programs in Agriculture Horticulture Forestry Domestic Science and Art Civil Electrical Mechanical and Mining Engineering plus Pharmacy and Commerce. Elementary courses in Agriculture Forestry Domestic Science and Art and Mechanic Arts with forge work cabinet making steam fitting plumbing and machine work. Strong faculty modern equipment free tuition opens Sept 25 illustrated catalogue and registrar application.
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