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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic appears every Friday morning with the January 5 1900 issue. It notes post office entry in Newberg Oregon and announces A V Snyder leasing the Transcript to his son George and E D Green to run the business.
The fragment mentions gifting, a football label for California athletes, Oregon, Stanford, and a reference to a British victory over the Boers. It also notes a General French, suggesting mixed historical references without a clear single event or outcome.
It is suggested that public figures view the vice presidency as an insult yet many show readiness to endure insult for patriotism. A boom develops for Pennoyer of Oregon as a candidate for chairman of the state democratic central committee.
The Oregonian notes locals plan to present a loving cup to the Democrat at the reform party conference in January though the cup may not symbolize harmony. The Junction City Times praises Hon. Binger Hermann as more in touch with Oregon voters than any new senator would be.
A January Ladies' Home Journal excerpt argues that the chief essential of success for a young man is good health and a sound constitution. It states health precedes abilities and work, and although abilities cannot bring health, health may develop ability.
In Eugene a minor was fined ten dollars on the tenth for persisting in loitering about saloons. The Blue Mountain Eagle questions the idea that strict loitering laws protect legitimate business, noting the remark about protecting those who pretend to run lawful establishments does not excite much enthusiasm.
W J Divan refuses to abandon his silver theory and continues a public letter claiming persistence in chasing a rainbow. Former supporters are deserting him as critics question the profitability of his silver pursuit and warn of overreliance on optical illusion for gain.
The passage contrasts critics who condemn U S actions to protect life and property in the Pacific with those who demand intervention in South Africa. It argues the same voices denounce peacekeeping while seeking involvement abroad, urging focus on national interests over distant wars.
The Louisville Courier Journal denounces voices demanding U S action in the Philippines. It argues such calls intrude on distant conflicts and insult the United States, its allies, and its global role, labeling the spokesman as shallow and ignorant.
A reflective piece discusses judging character beyond appearances and warns against rushed marriages. It warns young people to study family history, avoid fake showy wealth, and consider true life goals before forming partnerships. It ends with a testimonial about Electric Bitters aiding a Philadelphia man after severe illness.
Sunshine flowers and oranges advertised for a Sunset route tour via Los Angeles to all points fast. Tourist excursion cars and chair cars to El Paso Fort Worth Kansas City Chicago Cincinnati Houston New Orleans and Washington D C. For rates guides and information contact C J Markham G P A L Portland Oregon.
A Saturday meeting in the city council room named J. M. Atkinson chairman and J. H. Rees secretary to form a dairymen association. Ed wards argued the dairy industry suits the area and noted potential for 7,000 cows yielding 20 pounds of milk and 5 percent butter daily for 300 days.
Speakers praised dairying over beet sugar, noting a $500,000 plant for sugar. They argued dairying keeps farms and families solvent, with Snodgrass and J M Atkinson sharing cow experience and McGuire urging more grass seeding. A committee was formed to organize for the next session.
The annual stockholders meeting for The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Company will be held at its Newberg office in Yamhill County Oregon on Monday January 8 1900 at 7 p.m. to elect directors and conduct other business. By order of the Board. Dated December 20 1899.
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