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Advertising pays in the Newberg Graphic says patrons. notes town folks in business for fun and mentions Woodward W Co as publishers in February 2 1907 issue.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
4
Advertising pays in the Newberg Graphic says patrons. notes town folks in business for fun and mentions Woodward W Co as publishers in February 2 1907 issue.
Governor Chamberlain has appointed Attorney E V Littlefield of Moro as judge for the new judicial district created by the legislature. The district comprises Sherman Wheeler and Crook counties and is named in honor of the region. Littlefield is brother of Dr Littlefield of Newberg.
The note reflects on Andrew Carnegie as a young man wishing to be a newspaper reporter. It suggests failure to achieve that goal and offers a hypothetical where fame or wealth might have prevented his sleepless nights over dying rich.
Hon C V Galloway of McMinnville is appointed State Land Agent by the Governor to fill the vacancy caused by Oswald West’s railroad commissioner appointment. The announcement thanks the Governor for honoring a Yam candidate and predicts Charley will perform well.
After defeating the Newell bill to curb poor selling at the state fair grounds, the representative introduced a sweeping gambling prohibition bill that passed the House. Crawford voted for it, while the Senate's action remains uncertain.
The text argues that high wages and labor shortages create a chance to set aside weekly earnings, preparing for future lean years when demand may fall and conditions worsen, insisting history shows this pattern.
After a full investigation, Paul Rader superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League was exonerated with none of the charges substantiated. The Oregonian and a group of supporters had charged him, but the inquiry found no basis for the accusations.
The state board named Oswald West now State Land Agent Clyde B Atchison Portland attorney and Thomas K Campbell Cottage Grove lumberman to the railroad commission Good judgement is expected and the public and railroads alike seek fair treatment from these appointees
The Graphic notes receipt of the State Board of Horticulture nine biennial report, a 350 page, well illustrated volume with pictures of fruit trees and orchards, offering practical hints and remedies for diseases. A copy should reach every orchardist. requests may be mailed to H. M. Williamson.
The Hood River News-Letter urges merchants in Oregon to prohibit vulgar language in stores and by clerks, noting women customers deserve respectful treatment. It argues business sense favors a clean atmosphere and condemns crude speech, while acknowledging men often ignore the rule.
A Hood River News Letter sarcasm targets Senator Whealdon over county division, likening him to a bob tailed yellow cur that furthers party aims. The piece contrasts supposed gratitude and public service honor with those who betray friends and oppose local interests.
The Graphic reports Milwaukie on the Willamette near Portland struggles to deter a gamblers club. Clackamas county papers note the issue risked drawing the baser element into the town and criticize the decision to permit the venue.
Portland will build a brick and steel interurban Union Station on a full block bounded by First Second Pine and Ash streets. The five to six story depot costs about 1 million dollars with additional 750000 for a second power plant on the Clackamas and 500000 for new cars. Tracks will be on the ground floor and interurban cars will loop through the structure.
A reader notes the Huntington line known as the starting point for travelers in Los Angeles and anticipates interurban lines spreading from Portland. Large eastern capital invests in the scheme, signaling a near future for expanded routes and bearings in the city and beyond.
A column in The Feminine Observer ponders identity and reputation noting that appearance shapes judgment. It jokes about reformers, brides, neighbors, and the roles women play in marriage and public life with witty social commentary.
Physicians with national reputations say avoiding colds could prevent pneumonia consumption chronic catarrh bronchitis and throat and lung trouble from worsening A warning to not risk life when ill Chamberlins Cough Remedy is presented as a safe cure without opium or morphine and backed by thirty years of reputation sold by C F Moore
Laura Wilcox sues NILCOX in Yambil county circuit court seeking dissolution of marriage and custody of Veda The summons notes six week publication and judge Hon Wm Gallow with attorney Clarence Butt for the plaintiff The notice mentions relief including care and custody and possible further alimony or support actions per the court order dated February 1907
Orino cures biliousness and habitual constipation. It sweetens digestion and gently stimulates the liver. For sale by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
When feelings are clear to both, the challenge is to express them with care. The moment requires honesty, restraint, and timing to avoid pressure and preserve trust. Focus on listening, respect her pace, and honor her space.
Mrs. Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana says she nearly died from a cough but was cured by Dr King’s New Discovery after four one dollar bottles. The elixir is offered by F H Caldwell Co druggists with trial bottles free and guaranteed effectiveness for throat and lung ailments.
A witty remark contrasts two approaches to perception. The line suggests some people inflate small issues into major concerns while others emphasize grand exaggerations or false fronts.
Wm. A. Fretwell of Lucama NC reports a dramatic improvement after taking less than three bottles of Electric Bitters. He suffers from Brights disease with diabetes aged complications and believes the tonic will cure him permanently, noting it already stabilized liver and bladder issues. Guaranteed at F. H. Caldwell & Co's druggist. Price 50c.
A deaf mute endures a noisy life where actions define communication and social interaction, highlighting the burdens of silence and the need for adaptive strategies in daily routines.
Kirles Walters of Allegheny County touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns sores boils and cuts. The ad promises guaranteed relief and notes purchase at F. H. Caldwell & Co’s drug store for 25 cents.
A historical provocation notes that slanderers and backbiters resemble white wings that never tire, conveying a moral warning about persistent malice.
A Colorado mother reports in March 1902 that Ballard’s Horehound Syrup eases common cold symptoms including chilliness sneezing sore throat and hoarseness. She notes the syrup is pleasant and child friendly and adds early Snow Liniment applied to the throat for croupy coughs. Sold by C. F. Moore.
A historic proverb notes the wife acts as guardian of her husband’s soul reflecting era specific gender roles and spiritual stewardship.
A local advertorial urges mothers to keep Chamberlin's Cough Remedy on hand to ease coughs colds and croup in children. It claims quick cure and prevents pneumonia when given early and notes the product contains nothing injurious, sold by C F Moore.
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