Newberg Graphic Subscribers and Roosevelt Note
Entered as second class matter at Newberg Oregon this Friday December 4 1901 a subscriber notice urges advancing to 1500 year and claims 50 cent savings. The piece praises President Roosevelt for prosperity and cites census data showing US life expectancy rising from 31.3 years in 1800 to 35.4 in 1900.
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The
Postoffice
Newberg
Oregon
Census Bureau
United States
Americana
Who is Who in America lists major college graduates
The latest edition shows over eleven thousand names with nearly eight thousand graduates from colleges or similar institutions. The note highlights substantial higher education among prominent individuals.
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America
Physician warns germs dominate daily life and fears
An English physician bluntly asserts that every bite, drink, and garment faces germs to a degree that unnerves the nervous. He criticizes sensational fears and warns that listening to all scares could leave people with nothing to do but bathe in carbolic acid and starve.
Voting Machine Quips and Plumes in a Roaring Era
A letter-column variety piece mocks clever voting machines in use in Philadelphia and Alabama, cites Jane Addams’s sharp rebuke of suffragists, and quotes a presidential veto on anarchists. It also notes an English statistician predicting the United States will soon outpace other nations in population and influence.
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Pe Mags
Philadelphia
Alabama
United States
United States Power Reflects Trust in Diplomatic Policy
European observers acknowledge America's rising strength and openness in diplomacy. They worry about competition, yet Europeans trust U S motives and favor American leadership in global trade and influence, praising the golden rule guiding U S diplomacy.
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Europe
United States
Philippines
Isthmian Canal
Hay
Cooper comments on social isms in McMinnville letter
A reader letter from McMinnville Oregon discusses socialism as presented in The Graphic. The writer critiques extreme claims of social equality while defending the role of capital and Wall Street as essential to civilization and progress. The piece references J. Cooper and the Indianapolis Journal.
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Lownsdale
J. M. Belcher
Tom Bryan
Chehalem
Union
Evangelical Church
Hurd
McMinnville
Edwards
Sherwood
Williamson Place
Kelly Place
Wall Street and the Money Power Critiqued
An address at the Ohio Bankers' Association convention mocks Wall Street as a money power hub in New York. A national banker blamed stock markets and a suspected money trust for financial crises, a view milder than Populist denunciations.
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York
Wall Street
New York
United States
Indianapolis Journal
Ihe Wone Wal
Oho Bankers’ Association
New
Modern Eloquence Promotes Public Speaking Art
Analyzes the craft of effective public speaking stressing simplicity and natural delivery. Highlights Hon. Thomas Reed as a leading figure editor of Modern Eloquence published by The Oregonian. Describes the publication’s aim to collect meritous orations and guide readers on when what to say for public occasions.
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Thomas Jr. Reed
The
Oregonian
Reed
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Bellville Druggist Endorses Electric Bitters in 20 Years
Abraham Hare, a leading Bellville Ohio druggist, says Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters he has handled in two decades. The tonic claims to aid stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves, building up the entire system and restoring vitality. Price 50 cents at C. F. Moore & Co, druggists.
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Abraham Hare
Bellville O
C. F. Moore & Co
Keet Christmas Gift Offers Yearly Yonr Subscriptions
The notice promotes a year's subscription to The Yoorn's Couraxnox for 102 with fifty two weekly issues and a new volume, priced at 1.75 and including numerous stories and special articles by notable men and women. It outlines entitlements for new subscribers and presents the gift implications.
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Tur Companion
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Maia
Yoorn
Lomad
Pew
Notice of Administration for James Madson Estate
The County Court of Yamhill County Oregon appoints Clarence Butt and Semon J. Madson as administrator with will annexed of the James Madson estate. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months to Clarence Hatt's office in Nowhere Oregon. Dated November 22.
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James Madson
Yamhille County
Oregon
Clarence Hatt
Nowhere
Lydd
Clarence Butt
Semon J. Madson
Leroy Smith
Carl H Smith
Lena Smith
Mabel L. Smith
Conde
Samuel Longley
Eilean M. Longley
Fimha Smith
County Road
Samuel Leapler
Elishe Smith
Yamhill County
Everest
O J. Walker
Walker
O. &C. Railroad
A. T
Circuit Court
State of
Gee Oeler
Owert
McMinniinie
Yambhill
Nemsey
Ranntian
Leroy Peli
Cert B Smith
Lene L. Smith
Mabel
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Chicago
Womans’ Club
Mk. Cooper
McMinnville, Or
Navy
J. C. Coorrn
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Wall Street and the Monkey Row
Laf
J. J. Martin
St. Joe
W. R. Derby
Rev
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Dog Nelson
Jack Postal
E. M. Olds
G. D. Begun
Marshall
C. H. Woodworth
Posey
C.F. Moore & Co
Neal
Yambili Co. Abstract Co
McMinonville
Carrie H Tarners
Mary Gilder
William Hell
Lafayette
William Hott
JC Laughlin
Ralston
Mem N Bank
Polk
R. . Sacobson & Co
Nauberger
R. Sacobson & Co
Haddan
Asec
Henry Armstrong
Andrew Johnson
Kidd
Geo A Kidd
Kidd Et
Alto Geo A Kidd Sr
Ain Jno Eunroedleti Sr
Nomanda Leonard
Leonard Lis
Sheridan
Od BS Om Svae
Sarah B Evans
Leonard
Cove
Ares
Jessie A Parker
LC Daniels
Susan Wedell
R A Stewart Verna Messinger
Leslie Fouts
Mamie Casey
EJ Fay
Cora Smith
James T Martin Louana Holmes
Moses Sitton
Keet
Guardian
H. J. Littlefield
H. A. Littlefela
Littlefield Bros
Physicians & Surgeons
Chehalem Valley Bank
Public School
Arney-At-Law
Mil Newberg
Orricz
Bank of Newberg
TB. Duncan & Sons
Scscccs
Cocoons
Hemere Furniture Store
W.W. Hollingsworth
Prop
Aaneargaggag Groen
Winslow Bros
Chehalem Valley Mills
Newberg, Oregon
P. Heacock
Orland Heacock
Morris
Eacock
Newberg Sash & Door Factory
Heacock & Sons
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