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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
4
The issue notes publication details with editors W C Woodward and a $1.50 advance price. Dated Thursday July 2, 1906, the paper announces its weekly release cadence and ownership by Woodward, Editors and Publishers.
A Newberg public meeting outlined the Yamhill County Development League plans to fund county advertising and Chehalem Valley resources. Subscriptions began with supporters including local workers and firms, and a push led by secretary and committee aims to expand pledges and mobilize broader participation.
The speaker claims personal observation of Taft shows his grasp of the Panama canal issue and domestic problems. He argues Taft's understanding mirrors Roosevelt and will gain public support as knowledge spreads.
The premium list for the 1908 Oregon State Fair promises a record event with $10,000 in premiums for livestock agricultural and manufactured products. New exhibitors are securing space and many herds have been purchased and shipped into Oregon for exhibition. New buildings and improvements are noted as part of the upcoming fair scheduled September 14 to 19.
Secretary W L Crissey releases the Oregon State Dairy Association report for the past year. The document, the most comprehensive dairy meeting record on the Pacific Coast, notes Oregon dairy product value rising from 5 million to 17 million dollars in five years and offers copies on request.
Editors from Washington and Oregon plan a three day gathering in Vancouver on July 16 to 18. E. E. Beard, chairman of the Washington Executive Committee, urges pencil shooters to attend and praises strong organization as a path to gainers for their own benefit.
The notice asks whether residents have interest in promoting the county and valley. It requests a list of friends or associates who should receive advertising material and directs submitting names to the Commercial Club secretary at the Graphic office.
Mary Albert defends Mrs M P Willis Baker in McMinnville after abuse from a brutal husband. Baker allegedly injured her and she seeks legal protection while in poor health. Albert notes Baker should show a legal marriage certificate to claim paternity and warns women against leaving home for marriage.
The Newberg Meat Co advertises superior facilities for high grade meats and butchers supplies with free delivery and dual phone lines for customer convenience.
Enos Exuis states readiness to install septic tanks using latest approved methods. The note signals adoption of updated septic standards and project plans in the community.
A chicken pie supper will be served on July 4 starting at 5 30 p m at the Christian Tabernacle. The price is 25 cents with ice cream and cake available for 10 cents.
A historical equipment inventory lists items including buggy wagons two, a disc seed drill, a faw mill grind stone, wagon jack, spike tooth harrow, plows, single horse cultivators, milk tester, milk cans five and ten gallons, milk cart, separator, cedar posts, a man’s saddle, a lady’s saddle, a gasoline engine, a three horse evener, a feed mill, chain cow ties, and related farm tools.
For sale by A W McDoweeat 6 25 Dayton Oregon. The light offers no shadow and equal to gas with satisfaction guaranteed.
An old warning describes kidney trouble as an insidious disease and urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by C F Moore.
The notice lists new hone directories and phones for sale with stock sold on installments. It mentions S. J. Madson and Mutual phone 18-3 as contact details.
Fragmentary ad lists fruit trees and stock line items from Lotayeete Hessary Co with scattered phrases and an address placeholder. Provides no clear sale details or dates but signals a horticultural catalog snippet.
The buyer presents General Jones No 41747 a grand bred stallion by Captain Mc Kinney from McKinney 2 11 with Daisy Q Hill and Alti mont lineage. He earned a first premium at the Vancouver Horse Show and has a fast sister Bellomont 2 09. He stands 16 hands and 1150 pounds at C C Ferguson's Newberg stable. His brother Chehalem won first in his Lewis and Clark fair class.
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