Thursday Morning Publication from February 6 1908
The notice indicates a Thursday morning issue price 1.50 per year in advance and lists Woodward as the publisher. The date February 6 1908 is shown, marking the regular weekly release.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
4
The notice indicates a Thursday morning issue price 1.50 per year in advance and lists Woodward as the publisher. The date February 6 1908 is shown, marking the regular weekly release.
In Yamhill county readers are urged to elect lawmakers committed to a stronger temperance stance. The piece praises anti saloon efforts and calls for a decisive fight to ban cigarettes statewide. It notes Oregon lags behind others on cigarette restrictions and seeks candidates to advance the issue.
The Baker City mayor states readiness to enforce gambling and other laws if the people demand action. The piece argues voters prefer officials who perform their sworn duty without waiting for public pressure. It urges leaders to act with moral stamina and not succumb to cowardice.
A Newberg gathering notes 21 smokers and 27 nonsmokers among local businessmen. The piece critiques public smoking and urges readers to study Oregon Tax Reform Association's proposed constitutional amendment taxing land values and franchises while exempting improvements and personal property.
The article recalls Oregon newspaper views on direct primary laws and urges voters to support innovative measures. It cites Senator Fulton and Mr. Scott, praises Newberg’s past land division success and industrial leadership, and argues the Willamette Valley must maintain momentum with compact, proactive effort to attract small industries and investment.
The piece recalls Mr. Fulton defending the direct primary law at a Portland event and argues that great men may shift positions on big issues. The Graphic editor concedes some defects but asserts the law will endure, backed by voter approval and resistance to alarmist cries.
Rural patrons are urged to stop placing loose coins in rural delivery mail boxes each time they send letters. Postmasters say the habit imposes undue hardship on rural carriers who must remove these coins, and they advise prepaying postage to ease delivery duties.
Postmasters appeal to rural delivery patrons to have a ready supply of stamps and offer detachable wooden or tin coin cups in mail boxes to facilitate purchases.
A reader notes readiness to install septic tanks using the latest approved methods Exos Ex.iis as of February 20. The brief reflects community interest in updated wastewater systems and local adoption of new technology.
For sale a Peep a day incubator model 216 in good as new condition. Asking price fifteen dollars. Contact Joux P Pettengill Rex.
C BE Newhouse lists 1000 Kittatinny blackberry plants for sale. Potential buyers are directed to contact the seller for pricing and availability.
The Mutual Telephone Co will print new telephone directories soon and invites subscriptions for stock on installments. Also advertised are new phones, second hand phones and extra parts. S J Mapson Mutual Phone 18 3. Simple remedy for la grippe Foley's Honey and Tar. Re fuse substitutes. For sale by C F Moore.
An old notice promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup to halt coughs at onset to prevent pneumonia or consumption. It claims early doses stop the cough and even long running cases will eventually cure, sold by Moore's drug store.
The article stresses keeping delicate watch parts clean and lubricated to preserve accuracy. It warns that grit and gum can wear pivots and hinder movement, recommending a full cleaning and oiling at least every eighteen months by a professional.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment will relieve rheumatism and other aches by applying to the affected parts twice daily, urging readers in war time to try the product as a remedy for pains. Moore's drug store markets the item.
A very fine full blooded Jersey is offered for service at the price of one dollar by Fred Werth of Wynooski Street.
Burbank's Miracle seedless plum and Monrica apple touted as best keeper. Includes walnuts and cherries with agent Capital City Nursery. Contact J B Parker of Newberg Oregon for details.
Uo administrator of the estate of John Mackenzie has filed his final account in the county court in Ambi county Meeet court, Monday 10th, 1906, at the Boy of oofma. All creditors and heirs are ordered to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and bonds discharged, with attorney for the estate.
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