Sawmill and factory shutdowns loom in Oregon
The Newberg Graphic notes that while sawmills and factory plants shut down in Oregon, the divorce mill continues its steady grind. The issue is dated Thursday December 2, 1909 and lists a yearly subscription at $1.50 in advance.
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The Albany Herald Stands Out On The Exchange Table
The Albany Herald is described as a unique publication with distinctive makeup and wrapper, easy to spot among a basketful of newspapers on the exchange table.
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Newburg Seeks Own Opera House For City Culture
The letter-writer argues Newberg needs a well ventilated opera house with seating for a large audience. A lyceum event at Duncan’s Hall highlighted public demand for a first class venue and urged a public spirited citizen to fund and build a proper opera house.
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Liberty for Finé'has Sparks Funding Rumor
In the county word spread that money for Finé'has fine came from Newberg parties who raised funds quickly. A show of Sealluiniaali cated funds followed and the Graphic promises to publish the donors list when presented.
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Newberg's School Site Purchase Sparks Debate on Future Grounds
The excerpt discusses school site planning in Newberg, noting a final purchase of two blocks plus street for 500 dollars, and urging a broad view on future real estate costs. It also mentions local ads, subscription drives, and editorial stance on Sunday closures and public notices.
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No Dead Heading For The State In Mail To Graphic Office
Readers flood the Graphic with requests to publish state laws and other material of interest. The paper notes no payment offered and discusses efforts to enlighten the public while filtering submissions.
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Rural mailbox likened to a one legged post office
A neighbor jokes that he cannot rely on an alarm clock to wake him, saying he cannot afford the time to lie awake while the device sounds. The piece uses rural imagery to comment on practicality and thrift.
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