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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
2
A fragment from a 1902 issue notes opposition claims of consistency in records and mentions ex secretary Alger being sworn in as a member of the Renate. The text is incomplete and reflects a political context without a clear event or outcome.
The message to congress stresses reasoned balance between labor and capital and sane policy. It notes a shift in public mood toward broader town improvements beyond saloon issues as elections signal growing citizenship and reform.
The Woodbarn Independent urges warm, practical hospitality for new arrivals amid seasonal adjustment. A Graphic interviewer discusses the Lewis and Clark Fair appropriation with legislators, noting external pressure to pass favored measures and critiquing Multnomah and Oregon funding issues within the session context.
A debate over an essential appropriation bill takes center stage as legislators plan to act on funding pivotal for the public. The measure aims to support key services and programs, with officials emphasizing its impact on residents and the state budget.
A reader quotes a critic praising a model farm run by the agricultural department near the Potomac River opposite Washington. The speaker suggests President Wilson should try farming with model seeds while officials distribute seeds nationwide, then frets about postage and spring planting as hopeful homestead imagery.
Nine hundred acres of land near Newberg within five miles are offered in multiple tracts. Most tracts are improved. Seller listed as Amos Nelson.
Twenty foremen. Highest Farm for Sale. 112% acres with 32 acres cultivatable for grains fruits and coffee. Balance in second growth timber suitable for cord wood. Abundant running water. One half mile west of Newberg Yamhill County Oregon in a community with several schools and churches. Inquiries to D. M. Rameey Newberg Oregon.
Amity visitors and residents are noted in a sequence of short items. Thomas Spapt visits relatives. J A Jones of Portland spends time on his ranch. Mrs Chas Shires of Meddow Lake visits her parents. Minnie Kisigard heads to Portland for a few days. P N Skinner returns from Roseburg for a brief stay. Mrs A T Barden travels to California after visiting her sister. Mrs Warren returns from Portland. Ly family from Oklahoma begin their journey home after visiting S C Harnden. Christian Endeavor social held at L M Moreau’s residence. Puritan garb worn by attendees. An old dye ad offers 10c refund if dissatisfied with Putnam Fadeleas Dyes.
Readable text hints at a forthcoming wedding report and mentions high Yamshill river levels blocking boat passage through locks at a place. No verifiable names or locations are provided.
Thanksgiving night surprise party for Herald Vickery attended by about twenty two to thirty tenth grade pupils. Monday local election results show three tickets in the field and possible others limited by council ties. Charley Casey station agent touts new airtight stove and mentions plans for a depot construction.
A Frank Putnam piece in National Magazine argues that the people must clearly express a majority desire for public ownership of essential utilities, noting both parties would respond to a temperate, intelligent demand while politicians seek honor and office. The author emphasizes timely action and unity to push reforms.
A compendium of property transfers in McMinnville Newberg Dundee and nearby areas listing multiple grantees grantors and parcels with values from 1 to 4000 dollars. Notable entries include Jas Fletcher Simon Hufer to Baker Martin Edwards Adams and Wm Logan to McM. JH Hutchens G W Halstead to Wm Logan. American Mortgage Co to Samuel Hess. and licenses for Delia Laughlin Mary Morris.
An old ad notes Dr. King s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headaches and bowel troubles with a price of 25c. It also promotes Chamberlain s Pain Balm and plasters for back pains rheumatic aches and heat-related pains. Sold by O F Moore & Co.
Barn notices outline service rates with cash and time options and penalties for late payment. It warns of jail threats for unsettled accounts and lists changes to rates effective from the new year. The notice also advertises Arnica Salve by F H Oskiwell & Co as a domestic remedy.
A fragmented note reads as a reflective musing on hens and pity with a mysterious signoff Ina Name. The text mixes agrarian imagery with a casual aside and leaves readers guessing at its meaning or context.
A scribbled reflection notes how men fear loose change making them tight and women changing promises to obey, contrasting motives and choices in a terse, aphoristic style.
An early winter health note urges the ent and careful housewife to stock Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It promises prompt relief if taken at first cold signs and claims safety for children with no harmful content.
A vintage patent medicine notice promises rapid gut and liver support with Kidney and Bowels cleansing effects. It touts Electric Bitters at 50 cents with a money back guarantee by F. H. Caldwell & Co. and adds a social jab about women and humor in a marketing voice.
Mothers are urged that croup can be prevented by early use of Chamberisin Cough Remedy. The first sign is hoarseness followed by a rough cough, then the remedy should be given to dispel symptoms and reduce danger. Sold by C F Moore & Co and advertised with other tonics.
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