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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
Newberg Oregon weekly issues details editors and publishers H Woodward and W C Woodward. Price 1.50 per year in advance. Weekly publication schedule Thursday morning entry as second class mail.
The Oregonian reports Southern Pacific will remove freight and two passenger trains from the Fourth Street line on July 10 and reroute via the Beaverton Willsburg cutoff. Newberg residents vow to protest, arguing loss of convenient service and city advertising.
The town earns its reputation as an educational center with the concurrent erection of a thirty thousand dollar high school and a thirty thousand dollar college building in the same season.
The legislature is urged to fund a substantial Oregon history building in Portland to house priceless collections and showcase state progress. supporters say such a building would reflect broad minded pride and nonmercenary interest, signaling stability and culture.
An editorial endorses J L Hoskins of Newberg as a fit for Yamhill County Judge. It praises his business sense honesty and record as County Recorder and argues he would provide careful capable service if elected.
The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian one year for two dollars and twenty five cents. The offer highlights a combined annual subscription price for both publications.
Urgent call to fruit growers in the Newberg area to unite in selling prunes and black caps at better prices. Reported sales range from 5 to 14 cents for prunes and near cost for cherries, with waste avoided by coordinated effort. The Newberg Apple Growers Union, led by H. H. Kem, invites growers to report offerings at the union office near the depot, or by phone Black 14, to build a stronger green prune market. Also notes a marriage: Henry McGuire to Maud Miller in Yamhill county.
The remark suggests that if Roosevelt and the insurgents form a new party, Roosevelt would be the principal party figure. The implication is that he would be the main and defining participant in the new political movement.
An official of the Hu society condemns harness items that burden horses. Blinders and tight check reins are said to harm vision, safety, and health, with claims they were invented for display and worsen movement. The piece argues for minimal harness and praise for a horse's head and natural motion.
The article explains how starboard and larboard became port and starboard. It notes that larboard was abandoned due to confusion with larboard and the admiralty adopted port. The claim cites Arthur Pitt’s Voyages and the London Mail from 185.
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