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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic states the paper is issued each Thursday morning by Woodward Batters and Publishers with Beed coverage and local notices.
The item notes a price of $1.50 per year in advance and marks Thursday December 24, 1908 as the date.
The exchange between Japan and the United States presents a peaceful Pacific agenda. It supports free commerce open Chinese policy and the preservation of China's territorial integrity. The nonbinding declarations aim to reassure nations and reduce fears of conflict while promoting cooperation in the region.
At the annual meeting in Portland discussions centered on a permanent home for the Oregon Historical Society. Other Willamette valley cites were named, with Portland seen as the best exhibit site and a $100000 appropriation likely in the coming legislature. Brewers and liquor dealers push to defy prohibition laws amid strong local opposition.
Kansas officials believe brewers and wholesale liquor dealers will abandon the state as prohibition gains hold. The report notes decades of efforts to undermine prohibition and predicts Governor Hoch will leave a state nearly without open saloons or licensed resorts to his successor, W. R. Hobbs.
The Graphic invites readers to study the city pamphlet on sewer reforms and charter changes before the annual election. It admits a sewer system would improve Newberg but doubts the timing and advisability of undertaking the project now.
A Portland pastor preached on legislative moral obligations in a two column piece Friday. Critics note the pastor supported a June candidate later revealed as a drunkard and of loose morals, casting doubt on his consistency. The remark ends with a moral proverb about example versus precept.
Real estate inquiry from W B Sras of Newberg Oregon seeking to purchase a group house and any number of lots. Advertises flexible terms and notes strong demand during wet winter weather.
A local notice states the Depot Livery will open around January 26 with new horses and rigs including a cab, promising good service. The property is off the market. F E Lozo, Wanttep local manufacturers agent, sells Never Cool Boiler Insulator and Fireless Cooker with potential income of 1500 to 2000 dollars yearly. ten hundred dollars required to handle the proposition in this town. Range Borer Insulator Mee Co, 389 E Wash St Portland Ore.
Standard telephones adopted by the Newberg Telephone Company offer shares of stock and new phones on installments if preferred. Second hand phones and extra parts also for sale. Contact S. J. Mapson Mut. 18-3.
The Newberg Graphic notes its duty to report on issues that detract from the town’s good name while acknowledging reader appreciation for candid coverage. It states adherence to this course may be unpopular yet has broad public approval based on recent letters.
If you want to spend a dollar and a half as a holiday present for a friend, a yearly subscription to the Graphic offers lasting value and appreciation.
A clipped report notes the president showing teeth at accusers, a gesture described as signaling seriousness toward powerful figures in Africa’s jungles. The portrayal links the commander in chief’s stance to heavy implications for major players on the continental stage.
The passage suggests W. H. Taft is expected to be president in fact and in name after March fourth, indicating strong support or inevitability of his victory.
A cheerful Christmas greeting is extended to all Graphic readers, wishing joy, peace, and good health during the holiday season.
Rare opportunity to buy a ready to operate plant with 10 lots of 48 by 100 feet and a 32 by 80 foot greenhouse. 3000 feet of glass, hot water heat, full watering system, well stocked, established trade for all flowers. Groups could expand for wholesale plant production.
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