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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes posting for Friday February 65 1904 urges readers to register for the June election to save time. It calls for better hotel accommodations and lively good roads meetings in the valley, urging a local investment opportunity in Newberg.
If the groundhog fails to see its shadow the weather man bears no fault. Too early to forecast linen duster weather.
Luther Burbank of Santa Rosa California sells exclusive right to propagate a new seedless prune to an Oregon Nursery Company for 2500 dollars securing a transfer of rights and payment.
A historic note claims Uncle Sam bought a gold brick to fund locks at La Fayette and in summer maintains a pleasant area on the grounds for public picnics. The detail ties national investment to local recreation and a perennial summertime tradition.
A councilman argues for selling the good name of Newberg to boost revenue prompting citizens to consider the upcoming city election and its stakes.
In Dayton a new bank formed as locals discuss early events including an incident at a hotel where the proprietor refused lodging to Daniel Drew a colored minister. Dayton lies along the Yambhil river area.
A majority of voters favored the ordinance against cows running at large, but the council retains the option to reject the measure if they decide to oppose it.
Readers are urged to consult a compact piece on the Far East tension titled Catechism of the Far East. The Republican State Central Committee meets in Portland on February 12 1904 at 10 30 a m in room 12 Hamilton building to choose time and place for the next state convention apportion delegates and set primary dates. The Observer notes Dallas census figures 1523, five fewer than Newberg, highlighting Dallas as Polk county seat.
A two story butter factory by Atkinson Bros will house the latest equipment to produce top grade butter. Willing to supply Portland demand, the plant aims to make Newberg the dairy center of a growing Willamette Valley industry.
The article outlines Korea's location status and value to Russia and Japan, detailing why Korea matters for strategic control, trade, and regional power. It notes Japan's fears of Russian influence, earlier history of Manchuria, and the potential for conflict. It then shifts to brief ads for Dr Kings pills and formaldehyde recommendations from local druggists.
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