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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
2
The Corvallis Times urges Oregon youths to attend state and home colleges to strengthen local institutions. It argues against rushing to distant schools, praising small colleges built without state aid, and calls for civic engagement and better English training. A reversed eleventh commandment joke is presented at article end.
An eastern traveler asserted his firm has a nationwide list of Oregon towns with 1000 plus residents but omits Newberg. He asked a Portland agent about Jefferson Street depot, but was told no details. The piece blames Southern Pacific for failing to inform travelers and locals how to reach Newberg.
Citizens are urged to not taint judgment with sour talk about the fair. The piece mocks "grouchers" who spread gloom and warns against gloomy forecasters, encouraging residents to face the sunshine and attend with open eyes.
The Post Office Department will number all rural mail boxes and start a painting policy for rural routes. Carriers will receive extra compensation for painting work, which will not be compulsory. The department will supply the paint. Newberg residents are noted for progress and enterprise.
Music lovers are urged to attend the fair to hear the Royal Hawaiian band during a two weeks engagement. The Kanakas display polished musicianship and their popularity prompts management to seek a longer stay.
The Hillsboro Independent recalls Annie Besant and a widow’s solace. It cites arguments for diversified farming in the Willamette Valley, noting grain crop failures last year and this year. It predicts policy changes among farmers and highlights the Russia Japan treaty ending hostilities with no indemnity but many perceived benefits.
Local merchants in Pendleton suspend advertising and business dealings with the East Oregonian amid a dispute over government enforcement actions. The boycott seeks clearer policies and quicker responses from city authorities.
Fragments note debates on gambling laws and saloon trade as well as arbitration as a path to peace. Election timing hints at Pendleton and the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. Medical claims praise Chamberlains Pain Balm and DeWitts Little Early Risers with endorsements from local figures.
An old ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cure headache and constipation quickly and pleasantly for 25c at F H Cowell & Co Drug Store. It warns young men to beware of talkative courtship partners.
Patent medicine boast promising quick relief for coughs and colds. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co. in the local shop.
A local store advertises a broad stock including Base Ball goods Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition hand loaded shells bicycle sundries and tennis goods with wheels starting at 25. Gun smithing and bicycle repair are highlighted as specialties and customers are invited to visit and browse the stock.
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