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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
2
Friday issue of the Newberg Graphic dated February 16 1900 notes editorial staff and circulation details. Mentions Filipino Republic leader Aggie as a cryptic reference and comments on transportation disruptions from horseback riders and cattle droves affecting bicycle paths nationwide.
John Wanamaker's remark on advertising sparks a local debate in Newberg where several storekeepers challenge the value of ads. The piece hints at lingering contention and mentions a preference for rest over constant promotion.
The text notes that the question of woman suffrage will go to voters in June. It suggests a large female support is unlikely, predicting the amendment will fail, as it did in a prior regular election.
The Douglas Island News notes a social gathering where local youths danced until midnight, visited a restaurant for an elaborate supper, and said dancing filled the balance of the evening. The piece ponders the length of the average Alaskan evening and suggests the midnight sun may explain it.
If Sumpter mining interests meet expectations the farm produce market in the Willamette valley will grow. Sumpter parties are already in touch with Newberg business men to supply eggs and other farm products for that market. A mining boom in Oregon means a larger farm boom as well.
The Reporter argues McMinnville as the site for the Republican district congressional convention noting Yam Hill has no resident candidate, making the contest appear impartial. The piece dismisses political rumors and asserts this is a unique county claim free from such rumors.
The piece criticizes The Statesman and The Oregonian for bias and ignorance in reporting on Portland federal building materials and national politics. It defends Newberg Seed Brick and Terra Cotta as a supplier and condemns partisan rants, urging calmer, factual public discourse.
The Albany Herald notes strains between the Oregonian and Republican press as they prepare for the 1900 presidential race. The paper suggests the Oregonian will either back McKinley or face backlash unless it supports William Jennings Bryan.
The Globe Democrat notes General Buller’s fragile status in war and criticizes wartime leadership while comparing British and Boer forces. It also mocks Kentucky politics and social programs, referencing Senator Pettigrew, Aguinaldo, Admiral Dewey, and a Vermont upbringing, all in a satirical, opinionated column.
The article lauds Mrs McKinley for greeting guests standing and making children comfortable at the White House. It notes her fondness for kids and story-worthy moments from mansion visits, including presenting flowers and smiling warmly. It asserts she will be remembered as the children’s friend.
The American Monthly Review notes that Secretary Hay could act as President before March 4 1901. It argues his temporary role would boost his standing and could position him for a full White House term, praised as an admirable candidate by public figures.
Advertisement promotes Brucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for burns cuts bruises and skin complaints. It touts effectiveness on sores boils felons or eruptions with a claim of guaranteed cure and a price of 25 cents per box sold by EF Smith druggist.
Announcement lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m intermediate class 5 30 p m and WOA number 600 Y M C A at college prayer meeting midweek Thursday 2 p m Levi D Bane pastor and J F Day pastor schedule includes junior 5 p m and young people 6 30 p m Also advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Pills praising health benefits with a money back guarantee sold by C B Smith drag.
Public notices advertise spray pumps from C E B Newhouse at Springbrook Oregon and debt settlements for 1809 by W C Revers and Geo Barbe Mendota Va. Dyspepsia cure claims by F Moore Co. Market prices listed for grain and millstuff. Sunset route travel offers to East and rates by C H Marneham Portland. Real estate auctions set for Feb 24 and Mar 3 1900 at Sheridan court house, Harrison Graves estate trustee R Jaconson.
Con'd not express the rapture of Annie K Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia when she found that Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption cured her hacking cough after years of failure with other remedies. The Royal Cure removed chest pain and helped her sleep deeply. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free at C E Smith's drug store. bottles guaranteed.
The Yamhill County abstract lists transfers and insurances including Levi Sandera and wife to John G Shires 1812.5 acres, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co to T J Jellison 2.16 acres, and multiple property deeds in Newberg and Oak Fruit Farm. Also notes Mary J Warren, Mary A Jennings, and others transferring to Oregon Orchard Co and Oregon Co.
Brief OCR shows multiple transfers: Irene Everest to J Lashier for 50x95 feet in Newberg. Mra P W Chandler to Lucinda Long for 7 percent in Cuzine dle t4r4. amounts unclear. Other lines reference Asen J O Guild to Mary Watt and 615rd 615 56 Irene Everest.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with yellowing shin sunken eyes and back pain. After three physicians gave up, a friend urged Electric Bitters. one bottle sparked rapid improvement and three weeks of use restored his health, he claims the remedy saved his life. C E Smith's drug store sells them for 50 cents.
4000 o 235 acres 100 acres in cultivation good orchard and buildings 4g miles from Newberg in the Cheharem valley. Land in good cultivation 115 acres in timber and pasture Terms easy Fisher of above places for rent 1500 O seven partly improved house and barn good running water two miles from Newberg 60 to 0 acres 60 in cultivation two houses in good condition one good barn fences in good condition fine orchard Close to school and post office Four miles from railroad For Exchange 100 acres of land four miles from Waterville Washington Will trade for town property or small farm In this vicinity 140 00 S acres 00 in cultivation good build ings fences and orchard Seven miles For further information require Staten Bort Newberg Oregon
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