Newberg Graphic Note on Post Office Entry
The Newberg Graphic is listed as second class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office indicating its mailing status and publication cadence.
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Newberg
Oregon
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
Premium Offer To Clear Debts With Tension Shears
The paper offers the first seventy five subscribers who pay arrears and buy a year in advance a free eight inch tension shear under a five year guarantee. Readers are urged to tell non subscribers and act quickly as supplies are limited. Add ten cents if you want to get the premium.
Home Rule Association Dinner Reported by Portland Papers
H. C. McAllister, manager of the Home Rule Association, hosted a dinner at the Imperial for his office staff, as noted by Portland papers. The event was likely a light social occasion with attendees toasting the Bull Run water.
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H. C. McAllister
Home Rule Association
The
Imperial
Portland
Early Christmas Shopping Drives Shopkeepers
The piece notes merchants hope for a brisk final rush of buyers in the last days before Christmas, stressing the role of eager shoppers in supporting local stores.
Locust Season Forecast and Til lamook Mayoral Nominations
A city caucus at Til lamook nominated C. W. Talmage for mayor amid local factional talk. The arrival of the seventeen year locust is anticipated for next year, with forecasts delayed but already on record. Charley, previously associated with Yamhill county, remains a point of reference in local discourse.
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Tillamook
C. W. Talmage
Charley
Yamhill County
Peach tree from 1857 blown down at Jacksonville
A historic peach tree planted in 1857 near Jacksonville was blown down recently. The fifty three year old tree had yielded a good peach crop last season before its collapse.
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Jacksonville
Banks Herald Launches With H A Williams In Masthead
The Banks Herald, a seven column paper, debuts amid shaky country journalism conditions. It shows strong initial advertising patronage as a promising start under H A Williams.
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Banks Herald
H. A. Williams
Population Growth in Portland and Seattle, Census Report
The census shows Portland covering 50 percent of its area with 207 214 residents while Seattle spans 85 52 square miles with 237 194 people. Both cities are described as healthy youngsters in this brief report.
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Portland
Seattle
Roosevelt Seen as Potential Favorite for Roosevelt in Has Been Class
The passage reflects a belief among many observers that Franklin D. Roosevelt remains a strong candidate, while some high-level figures dismiss him as finished. The author notes these critics would feel confident only if they could be morally certain his name appears among the contenders.
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Roosevelt
Governor Oswald West Plans California Hike After Election
A report notes Oswald West, newly elected governor, may take a retreat to California for personal time to write. The piece highlights how many supporters claim they alone secured his election.
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Oswald West
California
Billy Clarke Leaves Gervais for Portland Business Move
Billy Clarke, postmaster and publisher of the Star, is closing his interests at Gervais and moving his family to Portland to engage in business. He is described as a jolly good fellow and his retirement from a country newspaper is cited as evidence of his business ability.
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Billy Clarke
the Star
Gervais
Portland
Billy
الدين واليس بين يوم الشغب والافتراض
The passage notes Lewis Hann jailed in Salem for a $15 fine imposed by a Justice of the Peace. He argues religious prejudices prevent sending his daughter to school on Fridays, which led to the fine for keeping her from classes.
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Lewis Hann
Salem
Justice of the Peace
Oregon Governor-elect West urged to honor Republican voters
The Woodburn Independent notes that Governor-elect West should remember his debt to many Oregon Republican voters. It cautions that only a limited number can be seated at the pie counter, implying others remain unsatisfied or unseated.
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Woodburn
West
Oregon
Portland Commercial Club Dope Persists in Editorials
The Portland Commercial Club's propaganda still appears in several exchanges. Tom Richardson, serving as publicity agent for the club, called the Graphic slow for not distributing the handout as he preferred, though judgments vary by viewpoint.
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Portland Commercial Club
Tom Richardson
State Tax Commission at stake in new measure
The passage questions keeping the State Tax Commission busy while counties handle tax raising. It asks if voters overlooked this part of the program when approving the new measure. The text critiques central versus local tax duties and the commissioners at the state Capitol.
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State Tax Commission
Oregon Suffrage Measure Defeated Amid Sackcloth Appeals
Abigail Scott Duniway and suffrage supporters face defeat again as they seek broader backing from Brother U'Ren of Oregon City for county project initiatives before appealing to voters.
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Abigail Scott Duniway
Oregon
U’ren
Oregon City
Local Enterprise Sold. Asbury Named Editor in McMinnville
J. C. Gregory sold the Enterprise to R. M. Rosensteel, formerly with A. B. Westerfield in McMinnville's job printing. D. I. Asbury of McMinnville will become the new editor, after publishing the Reporter for years and retiring three years ago with a competency. Gregory has not yet decided his future business plans.
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J. C. Gregory
R. M. Rosensteel
A. B. Westerfield
McMinnville
D. I. Asbury
Mr. Asbury
Gregory
Councilman Urges Higher Salaries for County Commissioners
G. W. James of the First Ward urges raising commissioners salaries and requiring full time service to ensure competent county leadership. He stresses good roads as vital and argues capable men could save more than the added cost with diligent business effort.
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G. W. James
Italian Humor: The Ingenious Nephew and His Witty Uncle
A humorous Italian anecdote shows Fa sclacci asking his uncle for 100 francs after failing to pay a hotel bill. The nephew's shameful letter prompts the uncle to reply that Providence answered by letting the messenger lose the note, ending with a warm farewell from Aristippo.
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Fasclacci
Fasolaccl
Providence
Aristippo
Astute and insincere bishop forgets a priest
In reminiscence a bishop dismisses a long serving Dr Blank, claiming memory but revealing indifference. His chaplain reports the lapse, noting the bishop mistook the priest by a gray mare and a hint of the wrong sex. The anecdote exposes the bishop as self serving and unreliable.
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Kegan Paul
Clapham
Dr. Blank
Leeds Pottery and its Artistic Majolica Revival
Consular reports describe Leeds as a cosmopolitan English pottery center once famed for white filigree wares. Now only artistic majolica remains with notable flower vases pedestals and ornaments, praised as superior to Moor and Italian wares in some views.
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Leeds
England
Tommy’s Clever Reply at School Prompted by Teacher
A London Answers anecdote describes a teacher urging a pupil to form a sentence with the word it. Tommy, chosen as the most capable, stands with a poised stance and responds with a witty line about his progress toward learning.
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Tommy
London
The Confirmed Bachelor Seeks Clever Bride
The confirmed bachelor, nearing fifty, returns to the club lunch and jokes about marriage. He says if he marries it will be to an infernally clever woman, amid playful banter with a younger member and a London Chronicle style remark.
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London Chronicle
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E. H. Woodward
Bookman
Leeds Pottery
G. LB. Merchant Hardware Co
Xmas
Royal Fence
Evening Telegram
Telegram
Graphic
Jersey
Fred Worth
Oregon Journal
Sunday Journal
Santa Claus
Nash & Finley
First National Bank
Boyes Bros. Cash Market
East First
Resources
Total
United States National Bank of Yewberg
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