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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic dated December 14, 1905 notes it is a weekly publication issued every Thursday morning with Woodward as editor and publisher and a one dollar annual price. The text mentions Oregon telegraph era and a Medford Mail reference and contains a critical quip about a writer using the term Xmas.
Readable fragments describe concern over rising prices tied to inflated costs and fears of market impact. Local residents Carlton and Mel are noted as placeholders in the garbled text. No clear events or entities beyond general price concerns.
A fragment suggests Aunt Sarah, admired by some, feels her life has not met her own expectations as she contemplates a final parting and a fading memory among admirers in the United States.
Governor Chamin endorses John M. Gearin a Portland Democrat as appointee to the United States Senate to fill the late Senator John H. Mitchell’s seat. The selection is regarded as favorable.
The thirteenth annual meeting will be held in Vert's hall Forest Grove Oregon December 22 and 23. A splendid program has been prepared and anyone interested in dairying will find it profitable to attend.
If Harriman pursues its projected lines with the same deliberation shown in the La Fayette to St. Joe two mile cut off, real estate boosters may experience fatigue before the rush arrives.
The author notes few men fear mentioning electric lines and road teams but asserts learning will show no harm. He urges better transportation, from improved wagon roads upward, as the guiding aim to develop untapped resources.
The Telephone Register announces Charles V. Galloway as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the First District. It says if Republicans nominate Tooze, they will learn that defeating Galloway will be tougher than a windjammer in a campaign.
John D Rockefeller Jr warns of costly gains in honesty. Milwaukee voters elect a gambling-friendly ticket inviting lawbreakers. The piece cites broad social commentary on honesty and the Mississippi valley corn harvest and rural schoolchildren aiding fields.
The article notes revived bee competitions setting many records and suggesting amateur and professional divisions in this new sport. It highlights an Illinois girl winning a prize for husking 125 bushels of corn in nine hours, implying such feats justify bigger prizes and sweeping changes.
William Glasco promotes himself as a general purchaser and parcel delivery agent operating on daily trains between Newberg and Portland. He offers buying or selling any item, same day handling, reasonable charges, and invites patronage. Orders can be placed at the Hotel Purdy office for prompt service.
A community surprise on the east side of Newberg reveals a bee style clearing party at Perkins with eight men, teams, and wives providing feast provisions. Neighbors Rhodes Gardner notes gratitude and a blessing, while Royal Neighbors and further house party events peek in with Mr and Mrs Neve's similar welcome.
The estate of Clara M. David has filed a final account in Yemhill County Oregon. The county court sets Monday February 4 1906 at 1 PM for objections and settlement at the county courthouse. Published December 14 1905. J S Courtney administrator. Sams M Garland attorney for administrator.
The notice promotes pricing on the Semi-Weekly Journal and the Graphic with a two for $1.75 offer. It also advertises new and second hand school books at F. H. Caldwell & Co prescription druggists.
Administrator of the estate of Luke McKern deceased announces a private cash sale starting January 1996. The real property in Yamhill County Oregon includes two tracts from the original donation land claim established by Luke McKern and Malinda McKern, with detailed metes and bounds descriptions and acreage figures. The notice cites a county court order dated December 4 1906 and lists chain measurements and parcel boundaries.
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