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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic issue from February 17, 1910 lists a weekly Thursday publication pattern and a public price of 1.50 per year in advance. The readable fragment mentions editors Wooowak and Bemers with partial names, indicating a local newspaper snapshot.
The Graphic urges support for the Newberg No. 29 bonds amid controversy over the Corbett site choice. It argues delaying the bond could harm education and warns against changing plans before the vote as residents debate growing population needs.
Fragmentary civic column notes readers free to judge motives and outcomes. The brief passage invites public estimation of actions and consequences, reflecting a community conversation in a periodical.
Fragmentary note hints at opinion about a groundhog claim and the editor of the Graphs laments worn editorial energy amid a college building proposition. Readers may overlook flaws as the piece comments on weather folklore and campus planning in a clipped, period voice.
Census Supervisor R J Capricks outlined April starting enumerations detailing resident data maned for cities including residence, name relationship sex color age marital status birthplace language trade employer home ownership and school literacy. For rural areas the schedule covers farm location acreage improvements land and buildings values mortgage indebtedness and tenure.
A city notice quotes a firm stance to halt lawbreaking as the public seeks stronger penalties. It addresses cigarette smokers and urges enforcement, signed by local officials.
Tax rolls now ready for February and non tax rolls. A rebate of 1 percent applies to fall payments made by March 16. Sheriff and Tax Collector New W. G. Henderson warns on collection matters and proper timing to avoid penalties.
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