Newberg Graphic Thursday Edition 1908
The Newberg Graphic issue dated July 9 1908 appears as a weekly paper with a Thursday publication schedule. It lists Woodward WwW Company as seller and notes a subscription price of 1 50 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic issue dated July 9 1908 appears as a weekly paper with a Thursday publication schedule. It lists Woodward WwW Company as seller and notes a subscription price of 1 50 per year in advance.
The piece argues against abolishing parties and calls for sane reform. It defends party responsibility, citing English practice as more efficient, and warns that every-man-for-himself politics would yield chaotic lawmaking as seen in France and Italy. It urges electing conscientious, accountable representatives.
Journal notes editor and owner J C Hayter must quit newspaper work due to ill health. He built the Polk County Observer into a leading local paper and a valued Oregon newspaper figure. The Observer is leased to new parties while Hayter seeks relief from deafness and a climate change.
The Albany Democrat asserts Taft is not a strong man, having done nothing significant to merit strength beyond being a friend of the President. The piece argues he represents nothing and has failed to earn the role.
A partisan attack is denounced as vicious misrepresentation while a New York Times endorsement of Taft highlights his fitness. The piece argues that policy differences justify disagreement but not biased distortion. It notes the Times’ praise stands in contrast to the Democrat’s rhetoric.
July 1 birth in Vale Malheur County marks a lively addition named Booster to Oregon papers. The opening note hints Vale is not a goodbye place but a new start for the infant and the publication.
Since the development league gathering in Dayton last week, our sister town shows strong momentum for growth. Local officials push plans and claim the effort is more than talk, signaling concrete moves toward development.
A terse line notes that only some towns possess factories capable of burning a warning about selective risk and industrial presence.
The article lists thirteen campaigns by Republican and Democratic parties from 1856 to 1904 with candidate pairs. It notes splits between northern and southern Democrats and presents electoral vote totals and pluralities.
Duncan Ross and wife transferred 160 acres in section 22 township 4 range 5 west to Jas W Perry and wife for 1500 dollars. E L Hatchcroft and others to Wm S McCutcheon and wife for 4.67 acres in William Patten dicint 3rd survey 4 west for 2080 dollars. Wm S McCutcheon and wife to Wm E McCutcheon for 4.66 acres in William Patten dicint 3rd survey 4 west for 280 dollars.
Notice states that in the June 1 1908 election in Yamhill County Oregon 35 votes supported stock at large and 188 opposed. It declares stock may not run at large in South Newberg precinct after sixty days from July 1 1908 with penalties of 10 and 20 dollars for offenses. Dated July 1 1908 by County Clerk G W Jones. Also carriage of sale listing: 9 acres 13 room house with orchard on Dayton Ave Newberg Oregon. contact J T Osborn Everett Washington.
A fine full blooded Jersey cow offered for service at one dollar. Seller: Fred Werth located on Wynooski street.
C C Fercuson sells General Jones No 41747 a fast line by Captain Mc Kinney McKinney 2 11 percent out of Daisy Q Hill by Altimon. Won first premium at Vancouver Horse Show and has a profitable sister Bellomont 2 09 percent. Brother Chehalem won first in his class at the Lewis and Clark fair. Stands at Newberg stable. 16 hands 1150 pounds.
Sadie Weber announces herself as administratrix of Theo Weber deceased in Yamhill County Oregon. The notice requests proper vouchers be presented within 63 months to Clarence Butt attorney for the estate in the city.
Guardian A O Mills acting for Loyd Mills minor offers private cash sale after July 10 1908. Property includes all of block twelve Newberg Oregon and a described strip of land along College Street with undivided interest in the estate. Sale authorized by County Court July 6 1908 and dated July 9 1908.
Notice of guardian sale under an Oregon county order lists the estate of Walter I Vinson minor. G W Parrish guardian offers private sale of undivided one fifth interest in two Donation Land Claim tracts totaling about 273.90 acres, with dower rights of Mary A Hig and curtesy of Isaac Vinson, July 1908.
Sealed bids will be received until 12 o clock noon Friday July 10 1908 at the Recorder s office for covering the reservoir with plans and specifications. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Notedated July 1 1998.
Mrs. I. A. Horton advertises a storewide millinery closeout offering no cost items. Shop early to enjoy the remaining selection as stock is sold off.
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