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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic lists publication details for February 2, 1906. It notes second-class mail status, weekly Thursday issues, B. H. Woodward and Woodward Co. as editors and publishers, and a yearly price of $1.00 in advance.
A fragmented verse piece opens with Bet Huffman and a thousand strings, then shifts to ocean imagery and a pushy chorus about a watchword among fruit growers. The text reads as a poetic, somewhat garbled stream highlighting nature and rural industry.
Market authorities push to remove wormy fruit and urge growers to invest in cultivation and spraying to supply first class apples, signaling stricter quality standards for the market.
In the county several men indicate willingness to run as full ticket contenders, with winds drawing would-be rivals and more candidates than needed for the field.
Travelers to town praise the First street project calling it the best street work in recent years. The recurring view from visitors highlights the wide appeal and quality of the improvement.
It is encouraging to note that our people are waking up to the need to spray rose bushes, shrubbery, and fruit trees to ward off the San Jose scale. Several parties are setting up spraying outfits and it is hoped none will neglect this plain duty to themselves and their neighbors.
The frugal town notes relief at tearing down an old woodshed and unsightly barn near the Moore property on Meridian street. Residents praise well painted buildings and urge small investments to improve appearance, fearing unpainted structures degrade the town’s look.
The Southern Pacific plans soil tests in twenty localities in the Willamette valley to prove alfalfa can be grown there. Five acre tracts will be used with seed furnished and soil prepared under instruction. The plan aims for a fair test with support for officials.
County Fruit Inspector A C Goodrich urges timely spraying to combat San Jose scale in Springbrook orchards. He recommends salt sulfur lime or Bordeaux mix as fungicidal sprays and warns poorly treated plots may become unsalvageable.
Portland born Fred W Mulkey a young lawyer with degrees from the State University of Oregon and New York Law School is urged as a qualified Republican candidate. The speaker praises his study of institutions, traveling experience, logic, oratory, parliamentary skill and loyalty to party and voters.
Compact tribute emphasizes duty and unity in Oregon with a classic phrasing. The line reflects civic virtue and collective resolve, portraying a steadfast commitment to public service during a period of regional significance.
Advertisement notes pricing for two weekly papers: The Semi Weekly Journal at $1.50 and The Graphic at $1.00, offered together for $1.75. No additional details provided.
Sales copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for stomach and liver troubles. The ad invites readers to purchase at F H dwell s drug store for 25 cents with a guarantee.
The article warns that delicate watch parts wear if not kept clean and lubricated. Tiny grit can enter movements, oil gums, and pivots wear, reducing accuracy. It recommends a thorough cleaning and oiling at least every eighteen months plus immediate attention if overdue.
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