Newberg Graphic Front Page Snippet
A Newberg Oregon weekly notes publication details from January 2, 1907. The excerpt mentions editors H Woodward and W C Woodward, plus brief opinions on politics and a remark about O Ren and the legislature.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
4
A Newberg Oregon weekly notes publication details from January 2, 1907. The excerpt mentions editors H Woodward and W C Woodward, plus brief opinions on politics and a remark about O Ren and the legislature.
The legislature fulfilled the will of the voters by electing Fred W. Mulkey to the short term United States Senate and Jonathan Bourne Jr to the long term in the recent election.
The passage critiques newspaper comments and private talk opposing local option law, noting alcohol patrons' influence. It contrasts Senate lampooning with later apologies aimed at keeping issues out of the Congressional Record. It recalls East Chehalem founders Hash Heater and Brutscher and muses on aging and time.
The article quotes Governor Hanley urging stricter temperance measures and criticizes the liquor trade as indefensible. It then details Newberg’s council update with a new mayor, budget, added street lighting, and consideration of switching from a day marshal to a night watchman to cut costs while maintaining city safety services.
An elderly man recalls a long marriage from the sixties, a large family, and a bitter separation after decades. He urges couples to heed the vows of better or worse and the need for patience and restraint to sustain harmony.
The article notes preparations at the start of the year to draft plans for cutting the cloth and presenting graphic ventures, with a focus on dropping suggestions prior to the upcoming election of a marshal and a watchman for the new year.
A sharp letter urges Oregon YMCA to purge unfit athletes from its programs and tighten religious training. It condemns teams with profane language and cigarette users, argues the word Christian should stay, and calls for heroic measures to restore the association’s good name.
An ad cites Mr August Sherpe praising Dr King’s New Life Pills for quick relief of biliousness and constipation at 25 cents. It also features Ed Vindicator editor T J Chambers praising Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds, with sales by C F Moore and F H Caldwell Co. drug stores.
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