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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic lists editor and publisher A Woodward with W C Woodward as associate editor. It notes a yearly price of $1.00 by advance and marks the paper as entering second class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office.
The piece blends rural nostalgia with summer imagery and harvest labor motifs from the Atlanta Constitution. It contrasts winter austerity with summer abundance and ends noting the expansion of rural free delivery routes and a hint of public concern over abuses in service.
The article surveys a large 1904 immigration wave, forecasting record arrivals and noting origins from Italy and Eastern Europe. It also covers Newberg depot site controversy, regional prosperity in the West, and political commentary on Democratic prospects and Bryan. It mentions Missouri society events in Portland and ongoing regional networks.
Citizens of Newberg are urged to discuss a proposed depot site with balanced, common sense planning. The piece stresses the depot’s permanent impact on the town and the need for public input to avoid strife. It notes statewide population trends and hints at broader regional shifts reflected in the upcoming census.
Amid widespread disasters and ruinous war rumors, reports of assassinations and lynchings, and a world in moral and political upheaval provide abundant material for prophets predicting the last days.
The Eugene and Rogeburg papers duel over the purchase of a baseball pitcher. The clash suggests pitchers are scarce in the region or editors are hungry for a controversy.
The Ilwaco area was in a frenzy after a rattlesnake was found. The Capital Journal jokes about diluting irrigation fluid to tame a sea serpent into a common crawler.
Fragmentary note claims a cable to Manila completed on July 4 and the President's message reached the globe in twelve minutes with a reply in three or four minutes less, illustrating a rapid communications era.
Forest Grove remains a temperance town following a vigorous campaign and a hard won election. The community upholds a ban on saloons and rejects college ownership of alcohol outlets.
A demand from B Wilson seeks full settlement of all debts owed related to groceries. The filer requests immediate payment of the outstanding balance.
A nineteenth century testimonial claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured long standing bleeding and protruding piles after two boxes. The notice endorses the salve for bleeding itching and protruding piles and notes it is sold by F S Caldwell & Co. Philadelphia Telegraph quoted.
Moore & Co. offers a buy back guarantee on Chamberlain's Colié Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claiming no risk to buyers. The ad asserts it is the most successful bowel remedy and the only one that never fails, described as pleasant safe and reliable.
The Newberg Steam Laundry touts top quality work with guaranteed satisfaction and prompt delivery. Branch offices are listed in Dayton and Sherwood, with A. N. Pressnall as proprietor.
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