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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic urges readers to enjoy a Thursday dawn outdoors in Oregon and notes editorials praising youth, while discussing Colville Indian payments and a wary view of landowners facing a “freak year” in agriculture. It cites prices for hay wheat turkeys eggs and advises landowners to work and endure fluctuations.
The piece traces Oregon Willamette Valley farming history from 1880 to early 20th century. It notes past failures with tame grasses and cherry trees, then highlights dramatic shifts to white clover timothy hay alfalfa and diversified crops, plus improved soil culture and intensive farming practices. It includes figures on corn and potato yields from the South and the impact of better cultivation methods.
In a recent issue the Oregonian featured Doc Wright of McMinnville as one of the leading heavyweights, remaining a topic of debate whether his portrayal signals real strength or a humorous streak.
The fragment urges caution about confined spaces and air tight heaters. It warns against dangerous indoor conditions that can lead to carbon monoxide buildup and seeks awareness of safe ventilation.
The Bay City News began on January 7 with B. H. Miller’s name on the masthead. The inaugural issue declares truth and veracity as priorities and asserts the paper’s commitment to reporting integrity.
Receipts for the last quarter surpassed the prior year by more than 500 dollars. Officials say the post office will perform better this year. Newberg is no longer entered for the slow race.
Judge Sappington, who died at Tillamook last week, was active in Yamhill county politics about fifteen years ago as a North Yamhill resident. He ran as the Republican candidate for sheriff but lost while most of the ticket won. He later moved to Tillamook and remained active in county affairs.
The office urges immediate applications from volunteers to fill about 68 000 enumerator positions. Although actual field work begins April 15, prospective workers are advised to apply at once to meet the demand.
A Newberg passerby recounts an encounter at a First street store where the counterman told a tale of woe that left him uneasy for a week. The man portrays locals and neighbors negatively, warning he will avoid trade there, citing such talk as bad business.
A brief notices Anna M. Fogle files specifications and contracts for copying and commercial work. Details not fully legible in the fragment.
A compact portrait of Nicolo Paganini born Genoa 1784 died Nice 1840. He led a turbulent life with rigorous early study and touring then found quiet strength with a Tuscan patronage era. His health declined after thirty yet he achieved fame across Europe and bequeathed his violin to Genoa.
A fragment notes women are not as frivolous as expected and hints at broader concerns beyond dress. The item references Tom and London Illustration bits, suggesting a satirical or gossip column tone about fashionable society.
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