Newberg Graphic Dated January 2 1908
The Newberg Graphic notes a Happy New Year for readers and offers a leap year policy for delinquent subscribers wives. It reports Mary Ramsey Wood died in Hillsboro on New Years morning at age 120 born Knoxville 1787 and describes her pioneer journey to Oregon aboard a mare named Martha Washington Pioneer.
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Mary Ramsey Wood
Hillsboro
Knoxville
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Missouri
Plains
Oregon
Martha Washington Pioneer
Oregon Press Association invites editors to Portland meeting
Oregon press officers plan to reach every newspaper man with multiple reminders about the January 17 18 gathering in Portland. A cordial invitation is extended and a strong program is promised. Editors are urged to mention the meeting and drive broad attendance.
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Oregon Press Association
Portland
Advertising errors prove readers notice late edition ads
A late press rush caused a typographical error in a newspaper advertisement with two ciphers instead of three. Yet readers still reported seeing the ad from fifteen miles away, and the paper notes readers in towns near and far are attentive to the advertising pages.
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New York
Solid South
Woman Suffrage Letter in Pacific Spirit Edition
Mrs Anical Scott Duniway defends equal rights and supports the coming June vote while contrasting with an editorial on women wearing hats and public roles. The note cites figures like Lewis and Clark and Sacajawea as historical parallels to civil progress and urges voters to back suffrage for women.
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Lewis and Clark
Sacajawea
Ezra Meeker
Anicail Scott Duniway
Graphic
To the husband of the isolated woman on the farm
A brief note highlights a paper by Miss Laura Rose sister of Mrs. R W Harrold of Newberg and a Domestic Science teacher at Ontario Agricultural College Guelph Canada. The subject presents a study addressed to husbands of isolated farm women.
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Great Northwest
Laura Rose
R. W. Harrold
Newberg
Ontario Agricultural C
Call for Caucus in Duncan’s Hall Next Tuesday
A caucus is called for Tuesday night of next week in Duncan’s hall to place a ticket in nomination for the committee and related party positions. Residents are urged to attend and participate in the nominating process.
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Duncan's Hall
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S Tangen
John Ingle
ES Switzer
John L. Anderson
Nelson Flint
Dayton
Peter Tilberg
J C Turnidge
RA Stewart Sr
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M P Dixon
Albert Nutt
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BC Miley
J H Smith
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Louis I Wheeler
Wright
Sheridan
Isephine Landingham
Hus
Faulconer
Robert Brigham
Eva U
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Lafayette
C E Cole
F E Lawrence
Oak Park
McMinnville
U Snapp
Kathryn M Whitaker
Chas Ailer
R F Lowther
Hanswirth
North Yamhill
Chase Converse
Rippey
O O Smith
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Hettie J Shnyder
John
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Geo Sykes
Riley W Swink
Edwin A Alderman
Osa.r Roberts
Fred Schofield
Eliza Ann Wortman
J R Bock
Meltire Winegard
Martin Schrieber
Ain
Scott
Clarissa E Case
Openhoff
John Wortman
Rowland
J L Harrington
Jacob Harrington
T Crews
C Hanson
Bonar
Mane
Ernest Ya
Robertine
Aso Cure Tee Luncs
Kit
C. F. Held
Newberg Artificial Stone Co
Busines
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M. H. Pinney
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