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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
6
Reports note Rome faced potential floods similar to France as an irrigation bill gains momentum in Congress. In Boise a probe into high living costs is planned while panic over French flood casualties rises. Controversies swirl around a Panama libel suit and Taft’s merger lawsuit continues.
President Taft addressed U S periodical publishers urging moderation in attacking public figures. He warned against overloading criticism and called for brave, careful weighing of evidence rather than rapid denunciation on the witness stand. The remarks were part of a formal gathering introduced by toastmaster C H Smith.
The Taft administration indicates the merger dispute involving New Haven and Hartford and Northern lines may be abandoned if a similar appeal emerges. General Wickersham has reached a conclusion on the case and the status remains to be submitted. the anti trust act’s four-judge provision governs the proceeding in the Supreme Court.
Budapest January 31 report notes a rebuff to the government as a scent formed Hed list details remain unclear. The brief dispatch cites political friction with a new cabinet facing opposition moves.
A proposed large reservoir would store flood waters on the Deschutes River watershed to aid irrigation. The Three Sisters Company oversees 27 000 acres west of Deschutes near Bend with 90 mile reach from Sento. altitude 8100 to 3700 feet. A dairy exhibition by Clover Hill farm near Deer Island showcases modern methods and barn layout.
A proposal in the Lamette Valley advocates forming a new state within California. Proponents say the change would reflect regional interests and governance needs. The plan has generated discussion about territorial realignment and potential impacts on local authority.
Falle O B Gates, agent, announces sale or agency related to electric clocks in Klamath Falls.
A movement begins in Eugene with a club dedicated to cleanup efforts. The group promises prizes for outstanding work completed during the campaign.
Stayton residents rejected a school bond proposal for a new high school at a $10 per local assessment, according to unofficial results. The vote outcome ends the effort to fund the project through that bond measure.
The report notes that as of January 1 there remained $806,000 of the school fund yet uninvested. This figure highlights the gap between available resources and targeted investments for educational programs and initiatives.
Eugene based Lane County Fair association plans to ask the county court for an annual grant of 1000 dollars and has appointed a committee to interview officials at the next meeting.
The school board approved plans for a new public school building on the west side of the river. It will be two stories with basement and attic, measuring 82 by 23 feet, housing eight classrooms with two basement rooms and a large 26 by 80 feet attic space for assembly and quad room use.
A damaged OCR fragment states that mulch fin bn ohoaine is free of haze and used as text books. It notes no teacher senha nor oaneaed bed cents for postage may obtain a copy.
The article notes abundant Qi sands and the belief among all involved that the drill is gradually approaching a substantial underground reservoir of the valuable liquid. A focus remains on the progress and implications of the ongoing operation.
Market prices for meat and dairy products, live turkeys, pork joints, calves, and beets listed with per pound and per dose figures. Includes ranges for lambs, wethers, and various creamery items with notes on carload buying and special sale prices.
The article discusses plans to reshape Cuba's governance toward equality and independence. It notes a senator from Harlem opposing U.S. interference and mentions past failed bills to restrict foreign immigration to Cuba.
A new requirement extends signing since thumb impressions must accompany signatures in Indian service documents. The change affects all signers, who must provide a physical imprint in addition to their written name, ensuring a complete identification record.
A garbled report notes Johann Wolfgang Goethe’s death in Cincinnati dated February 1 after the assassination of William I. It mentions funerals for officials and a claim that the same bullet killed both William and Arthur Goebel, implying a motive tied to political upheaval.
Reports from Rome on February 1 describe rising Po River levels threatening many areas. Flooding has already begun at several points as weather conditions drive rising waters and authorities issue dispatches about the situation.
The Pacific Mail steamship Manchuria arrived here with a party of workers, including a group described as Hirdus, who are destined for labor on the western railroads. This brief item notes the arrival and intended employment of these workers.
Paris reports continued flooding with Seine tributaries clogged and the river still rising. High water endangers households and public works including the Barthou family on Avenue d Antan as schools lose contact with telephone lines and transport remains disrupted.
Insurance Commissioner Bell announces action against four insurance companies after an attack in Louisville Kentucky on January 2. Details remain unclear as official statements emphasize regulatory steps and safeguarding policyholders.
Directors will meet on Monday to declare the first quarterly installment of the 4 percent annual dividend following the ratification of a vast stock issue at the far meeting in Kew today.
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