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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
2
A garbled Oregon clipping from Newberg notes events in late February 1902 including a senator in contempt and public reaction. It mentions Uncle Sam hosting Prince Henry of Germany and his entourage and suggests political tension and social proceedings in a regional context.
A Philadelphia article notes the city will introduce a new feature in the public school system a course in manners. It is presented as an implied indicator of American home life impacting education and child upbringing.
The excerpt debates a woman's self worth and social rank, suggesting a common view could influence young ladies. It questions whether a casual carnation of an everyday woman sets a precedent that may spark trouble in local ideas about female propriety and status.
A Belem Exchange note praises efforts to sustain wide awake commercial clubs as towns like Newberg push to attract newcomers. It argues a live commercial organization invites business and welcomes new residents, noting Newberg lacks full protections but has size for an aggressive, enterprising club.
A southern Democratic paper argues that supporting Filipino hostility and aiding resistance harms the party’s standing and questions how the public can trust a government led by demagogues from the Carpack and Turner factions. The piece suggests reform is needed to restore patriotism.
The Indianapolis Journal reports Representative Wheeler of Kentucky faced sharp rebuke over his remarks about Quokylom. It argues the United States must maintain friendly, neighborly relations globally without surrendering national identity or hospitality.
The piece argues polygamy ended before Utah statehood in 1896 and that state leaders pledged to ban it permanently. It warns opposition may rise if polygamists persist and notes historical scrutiny of Mormon compliance after statehood.
Washington reports that the tariff concession amendment to the Philippine bill was defeated by Democratic votes with few exceptions. The action is praised by some as a setback to bipartisan aims and criticized as hindering the general welfare in pursuit of party policy.
A garbled account discusses Republican support for a name amendment and party discipline. It suggests some Republicans voted against the measure to avoid breaking with the party line and hints at a broader desire to project patriotism and honesty in national representation.
The Merchants' Protective Association of Newberg forms to combat the credit system abuses harming honest workers. It vows to shield merchants from dishonest patrons while avoiding illegitimate collection practices and to separate reliable buyers from deadbeats. The report notes tax collection details and questions about penalties and interest under the new law.
The Oregonian reports two Oregon physicians Dr Parker and Dr Littlefeld founding a desert city near the Croasuent Canal amid a ceremony on OCroasent Canal. A villa was dedicated to Parker Geld and the Stars and Stripes raised at a mast as onlookers cheered and speakers praised the project.
McMinnville reports a smallpox quarantine with limited spread risk amid local concern. The Yamhill Coal and Oil Co line faced delays due to high water affecting transport. McMinnville College named McKillop, Dike, and Dodson as delegates for the Totter Collegiate Debates after a Saturday tryout. The Dayton tram car line was blocked for about two weeks.
Accounts from Newberg detail rainfall reports by A J Watson and social events at Crant Heaters. Advertisements list land parcels for sale near Pacific College and nearby additions, with prices and contact for A A Mills, college treasurer.
Fragmentary list shows sheriff notices from Yamhill County Oregon and marriage licenses for Manila Lambert J O Palmer Mae M Smith A Lambert Clara A Whitlow G M Bory and others, with names tied to various transactions and records.
Acker's Elizer is praised as a superior preparation for blood and skin diseases. The advertisement claims it is a positive cure and guarantees its effectiveness, signed by CC Moore & Co druggists.
Readable portions show multiple periodical prices from The Graphic The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian New York Tribune and National Magazine with two dollar and one dollar amounts noted amid listing style. The fragmentary text lacks complete context or dates.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming eight hour laws ignored by tireless workers. It promises relief from indigestion constipation sick headache and various stomach bowel ailments, urging purchase for 3 cents at C F Moore & Co.
Address box 76 Newberg Oregon for inquiries or call the office about this first class change.
An advertisement touts a universal salve claimed to cure cow ailments burns sores ulcers and skin conditions including piles. It promises infallible results with a cure guaranteed and lists F Mooxve & Co. as sellers at a price of 25 cents.
A travelogue extols the Shasta Route from Portland to San Francisco highlighting Willamette Valley Hood River and Mt Shasta. It describes snow covered peaks, cascading rivers, orchards and vineyards as the journey descends to Sacramento Valley and San Francisco. It also advertises railway maps and a tonic product with broad claims.
In Yamhill County Court Judge Semon J. Madson presides over a summons involving James Madson deceased and related parties amid disputed dues and claims by the Madaon estate. Proceedings focus on collection and settlement actions under local probate procedures.
Sugmena is cited in Yamhill County Court to show cause why the administrator should not be authorized to sell real property of the estate. The claim, Willamette Meridian in Yamhill, includes a 49 acre tract and a right of way. The April term date is noted, with details of the property and costs of administration.
A locomotive foreman C. W. Delamy of Barlagin Iowa details his collapse from weakness and loss of appetite. After taking Electric Bitters he regained strength and health, praising the product from C F Moore Co with a stated price.
Ten acres one mile west of Newberg depot, eight acres in prunes for 800 dollars, or over year time at six percent interest, and one acre in town for two dollars on save termed. Tout McMinnville Oregon.
County tax collector announces total levy for Yamhill County at 11554712 dollars, about 99000 above the prior roll. Officials cite new assessments and adjustments affecting the levy.
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