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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
2
In a speech tied to Geer's inaugural address he warns legislators against a wide open clerk hire scheme while noting Jerry Simpson concedes some voters exit due to modest prosperity. The governor is praised by taxpayers for opposing a corrupt approach.
A Boston Transcript letter recounts Colonel B J Hinton’s eyewitness account of the final slave sale on Butler's Island Georgia. It details the grim auction scene with 1060 enslaved people, family separations, and the muttered horror of observers, ending with the controversial sale's lasting impact and public reactions.
A local column comments on moral and physical cleanliness in daily life, noting a strong warning about personal hygiene and a harsh penalty for lawn violations. It also reports social items including Miss Mabel David visiting relatives, Amity’s saloon license increase, Harry Watking’s Idaho visit, the Manila Guards not attending Gov Geer’s inauguration, Miss Helen Calbreath's illness, and updates on Wayne Carlin at Glenora with winter quarters.
Classified ad seeking several trustworthy persons to manage business from home with main office work. Salary $900 per year plus expenses, monthly $75, bonafide. References required. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to Herbert E. Hess President Dept. M Chicago.
Wanted by a national publisher to solicit agents for The Story of the Philippines by Murat Halstead. Promises high profits and credit with freight paid. Claims writing from war camps and battlefronts in San Francisco Honolulu Hong Kong Manila Aguinaldo and Dewey with an emphasis on official government pictures.
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