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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
4
President E. D. Ressler leaves Monmouth Normal to become professor of industrial studies at Oregon Agricultural College. His appointment signals a new program next year and his intent to advance Portland’s city governance during his administration.
Dispatches report extreme heat causing many prostrations and deaths east of the Rockies while the Willamette valley remains cold with morning and evening fires needed to temper the atmosphere.
Fogle of the Monmouth Herald comments on a Graphic article about his stance on Normal schools. He did not provide a copy of his paper to the office. His exchange list includes six papers and his view remains narrow.
The executors of Jack Powers estate, a Portland saloon keeper, sue leading city businessmen alleging they were silent partners with Powers in the house shop. The suit claims they shared profits yet evade blame as silent partners.
The piece notes the ongoing issue of lock jaw cases from toy pistols and suggests the celebrated Sane Fourth remains distant. It observes noise dominates a boy’s holiday mindset around Independence Day, with elders admitting it is orthodox if memories hold.
A private citizen from Eastern Oregon detained two pickpockets in the Union depot in Portland last Monday. One thief escaped after a severe struggle while the other was handed over and sent out to recruit capable men for the range.
A damaged line asserts that a man murdered a helpless woman for a few dollars, framed as proof of the theory of total depravity in some men. The text appears as a fragment from a historical newspaper page.
The commercial club closed a contract with Sunset Magazine publishers for extensive advertising in Newberg and nearby areas. George M. Wister, official photographer for the O. R. & N. and Southern Pacific, visited last week to shoot images for the forthcoming pamphlet. The deal covers 20,000 booklet copies and more.
The document notes the act was signed by the Secretary of the Assembly prior to the assembly's return to session at home. The record emphasizes official authorization and procedural completion before resuming legislative work.
Winter's farm reports abundant Bing cherries Tuesday with about forty trees loaded to capacity. The fruit, named for the son of the Orient by Lewelling, originator of the cherry, reflects the variety's esteemed quality.
The Oregon Statesman notes Yamhill County and Chehalem valley in June 1858, praising Everest's Brass Band for marching to the polls with instruments and supporting the straight Democratic ticket, showing Chehalem on the map in early Territorial days.
A dismissive observation notes that many individuals are perceived as acting only to eat sleep and kick with little other achievement. The tone targets general behavior rather than specific events or persons.
Questions explore the Acts chapter 16 debates over church decrees and creed, guidance on disputes between Christian leaders, providential hindrance by the Holy Spirit, and the roles of women and labor in new communities. The lesson surveys Paul and Timothy’s mission journey and the Philippian jailer narrative.
Bank condition report lists assets including premiums on U S bonds and securities, furniture, and cash reserves. Liabilities show capital stock and time certificates, with figures indicating total resources of 276,519.22 and 30,000.00 capital.
A church study reflects on Paul and Barnabas in Acts with questions about following up good works, Nepotism in appointments, and whether initial failings disqualify future success. It cites Barnabas relation to Mark and Pauls objections to taking John and Mark.
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