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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1890
Page
2
In a sharp editorial tone the Yasui Reporter defends the Spnalls, arguing any man roaming a civilized town with a revolver and brass knuckles will face community opposition when in trouble and needs help from friends.
A notice states the paper will publish on Fridays to improve mail delivery. Advertisers are asked to note the shift and adjust quarters accordingly. The change aims to prevent delays that previously kept the issue from reaching readers Saturday morning.
In a regular VM C A meeting on Tuesday evening July Tet 1800s the association admitted a list of new active members including Vic lL M. Parker BL Woolward W. D. Searce N.C. Bolton F. A. Morris Calvin Dison Allen Cook Marion Cook and others with Ted Varrent and John Larkins named as associate members and temp ore arrivals.
The piece mocks the Oregonian for spurring strong opposition to pension bills and veteran support. It questions the logic of rewarding surrender and notes editors arguing against soldiers’ daily pay, while claiming only editors personally defend such positions.
Luke Sharp writes in a humorous amateur farming column about his bungled attempts at raising chickens and gardening. He recounts failed box sitters, expensive hens, stolen poultry, and misadventures with market prices while noting how others profit from farming. A second note covers a strange discovery of a well preserved cedar log specimen and its potential artifact significance.
Reports from the Paris Exposition describe two patent machines for aerated drinks in the WLC.T. U. pavilion and note the new W.C.T. U. in Coner peion Chili making steady progress with monthly parlor meetings. Donations and plans seek a $10,000 build for a WLC.T.U. home.
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