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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
A Thursday edition by G HN Woodward Woodward Boaters and Publishers notes a recurring morning issue from the local press. The notice highlights the publisher’s web presence and distribution of the weekly sheet.
The piece notes Heney using a drag net with large holes as Puter and many others slip through unscathed. It states Statement No 1 dominates the opening of the Or political campaign and the public is paying attention to this notable development.
Great interest surrounds the planned rose festival in Portland next June. Communities across the surrounding region pledge support to ensure a memorable and successful event.
Senator Fulton is expected to return to speak in his own defense against charges from Heney. Heney promises more material later. Both men are strong and could revive the fierce Oregon style of political warfare once seen in Nesmith and W. L. Adams days. Further developments will draw interest.
A letter to the editor complains about charges for extra Graphic copies, noting that readers expect fifty two issues per year in a western paper. The writer argues that extra copies raise the effective cost, unlike back east where supplies are said to be cheaper or free.
The newspaper notes that weekly issues have often been given away but now concludes that when readers want content there is no reason not to receive payment in return. The statement signals a shift toward monetizing popular items and reducing free copies.
Dr J W Strange publisher of the Spokesman Roseburg died at his home last Sunday. In the 1880s he was known in Salem as senate chief clerk during tense sessions with deadlocks. He famously listed all ninety senators from noon to midnight on the final roll call. He leaves a widow and one son.
A postal card asking what a man should do when out of work and starving reached the Graphic office. C B Wilson offered aid if the man proved worthy, averting potential strife. The note ends with a caution about the Wilson residence back door.
The Salem Journal writer Colonel Hofer criticizes the State Press Association discrediting its work and accusing editors of lacking ideas for editorial management business methods and ethics. He arrived late, missing discussions, yet remarks on the day and a half meeting with over one hundred active newspaper publishers in attendance.
A reflective verse urges readers to observe their own faults as another person would. It advocates adopting a detached self view using he as substitute for I, condemning cowardice and falseness while resisting excuses. The piece ends with a call to self-change and greater charity.
The observer notes Hater's remarks during the closing Salem meeting, claiming he spoke out of turn and misrepresented earlier discussions. Critics insist his three points were already addressed, and his late critique exposes a bias or lack of understanding of the session.
Real estate transfers list multiple grants from the United States and private parties to individuals and companies. Notable entries include lands in sections and townships, varying from 5 to 240 acres, with prices from 1 to 12,500 dollars, and transfers to entities like Yamhill Valley Condensed Milk Co and others in Oregon counties.
A watch requires thorough cleaning and lubrication at least every eighteen months to maintain accuracy. Grit particles and gum oil cause friction and wear. a full disassembly and precise reassembly restores the movement to "perfect shape" as in the best factories.
Enos Exuts notes readiness to install septic tanks using the latest approved methods.
Suffering from aches and pains due to rheumatism warns of widespread illness but promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure all for night and morning relief. Sold at Moore's drug store.
The Newberg Meat Co offers premier facilities for meat and butchers supplies with free delivery and dual phone numbers for customer service.
Special notice invites subscribers to join the Mutual Telephone Co stock offering on installments and get name on the forthcoming telephone directory. It also advertises new phones and second hand phones with extra parts from S. J. Mapson at Mutual Phone 18-3.
C B Newhouse of Springbrook advertises 1000 Kittatinny blackberry plants for sale with details on availability and delivery options.
Newberg Transfer Co announces a Spring Truck to handle pianos and musical instruments with care and safety. They offer drag or express work, furniture moves, baggage delivery to the depot, and garden plowing upon request. Contact Baird's Bell 343, Mutual 348, or Cook's Bell 48.
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