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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
2
The God Hill News in Newberg Oregon changes ownership with Geo R Hammershy taking charge. Ashland forms a temperance council closing saloons. The Roneburg Plain dealer lead with fifty six land office notices and sheriff notices, marking a busy week for the county.
The passage suggests legislators may pivot from routine matters to the solid issue of good roads rather than adjourn and head to Portland to lobby and be lobbied. It highlights the political tactic of using road funding as a unifying cause to avoid idle time.
The Oregonian notes Corbett canvass votes rest with Jonathan Bourn and W. P. Keady of Portland. A referenced "carcass" hints at ongoing graft exposure in Salem. The text recalls Queen Victoria's death at 82 and Edward VII's succession as King of Great Britain and Emperor of India.
The initial vote for United States Senator last Tuesday shows Corbett with 28 votes, McBride 19, Smith lem. 26, Hermann 8, Fulton 2, Williams 2, Taylor 1, Moore 1. Butt Lameon and Howe of Yamhill backed Corbett and Smith for Fulton.
The article notes Germany preparing to give veterans of the German wars up to twenty five dollars yearly to aid those unable to support themselves. It compares this with U S pensions for defenders, highlighting the old view that republics are ungrateful.
The piece notes a deed based prohibition on Forest Grove property and unlicensed sale concerns at two drug stores. It also mentions college authorities taking action against owners, with a circuit court fight anticipated over the deed legality.
An American observer notes Cuba's two year transformation from paralysis to self sufficiency praising Uncle Sam's aid and predicting future progress. The article then profiles Indiana Governor W T Durbin and the late James A Mount highlighting Mount's lifelong abstinence and unwavering integrity as a lasting public example.
The twentieth century gospel campaign aims to urge Americans and Canadians to accept Christ through large revival meetings. William Phillips Hall and F H Jacob a plan nationwide minister meetings to energize reform, with a motivational appeal and emotional sermons. Critics doubt revival power to convert the indifferent masses and question the church leadership's faith and unity.
The piece defends revival approaches while rejecting claims that Christianity is failing. It argues that shift from old theological concepts is about aligning with Jesus teaching, not overthrowing faith. Modifications in delivery do not negate Christianity and new methods may replace past ones to preserve its message.
Transfers recorded by the Masonic Lodge and county abstract office include James M. Pugh manager and Walter A. Huot with Emma C. Hemetock to Elina F Brower estates on Stowe Brower parcels in MeM R L Simpson estate to Addie Harrison in Amity and other land trades. John Lewis to John Glen on an Oak fruit farm. Pacitte College to K C Hollingsworth adjoining Newberg. Dundee and nearby properties involving Martha Benecker and Ewa Flynn.
Appeal for female health notes sewing workers suffer fatigue and pain. Dr. R V Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is claimed to restore regularity cure weakness and inflammation. Testimonial from Susannah Permenter praises relief after six bottles and invites letters for consultation. Common Sense Medical Adviser offer also mentioned with mailing cost details.
A jumble of land transfers, wills and movables is listed, noting properties in Sheridan and Newberg and various transfers to and from Wm H Bones Agnes Reid and G W Byers. The text also references a Masonic lodge bequest and a bankrupt trustee payment. It closes with an ad about Dr Nicholson's Ear Drums and a donation to the Nicholson Institute in New York for deaf aid.
DeraitMeNt or THE INtentor at Oregon City Oregon delivers notice that settler Seer Geerteen alias Heinrich WH Geerteen seeks final proof on his land claim Lot 1 Section 4 T 3 R 3 before the Oregon City magistrate and receiver on January 2 1901. Witnesses Ludwig Adolf Thomas Parrish George Wenger and William Parrish are named to prove residence and cultivation.
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