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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
4
The Bay City News is criticized for noting Bay City pool room activity while praising Hetty Green and commenting on Oregon politics. The piece mocks press reputations and mocks Democratic performers like Chamberlain while describing party harmony efforts and Irish wake imagery.
A discussion notes ongoing weekly dances and questions about teacher hiring in the public era. The text targets residents of Oklahoma and the solid south, prompting concerns about what to expect from schooling and social life.
An old wedding write up describes the groom in a fitted dark suit with a small rose, curly hair and refined manners as he departs in a crowd of well dressed onlookers. The bride is noted for a good salary as a bookkeeper and the scene includes affectionate remarks from the couple’s peers.
The text discusses Milt Miller from Linn County aiming for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. It notes his campaign progress and the gathering of veteran party members, casting doubt on his chances amid an active early contest.
A discussion on local newspaper advertising, booster culture, and the push for community support. Campbell and Richardson advocate sending copies of the Graphic and boosting Dallas and Polk County, while observers note differing views on public backing and the role of publishers in promoting town growth.
The Hood River Glacier endorses an assembly of delegates from counties to recommend candidates for primaries. It argues the plan complies with primary law, could unite the party, and may restore order in Oregon Republicans though uncertainty remains about its effectiveness.
The Baltimore Sun lauds selfless workers from farmers and nurses to mothers and laborers. It honors those who toil for family health and community relief amid hardship and public strife.
A suitor asks Ruth for her hand, presenting himself before her father. The old man remarks on his daughter's whims from a doll to a pony to a monkey, then concedes the match if she desires it, and dismisses the visitor politely.
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