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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
4
Hay that may be damaged will be better for cattle next winter than fern or hazel brush. Better save it all. When that tariff bill is passed to Taft it will be a good time for him to show to the country whether he or Aldrich is to boss.
Read an insightful Hoard's Dairyman piece on the country school question hailed as meritorious. The article urges readers not to miss its analysis and conclusions.
The article notes Dr. Osler has entered his sixtieth year and remains actively engaged in his medical duties despite advancing age. It highlights a case illustrating a physician refusing to take his own sedatives.
The weather clears after a day of heavy rain with clouds lifting and a return to ideal July conditions. The shift signals calmer conditions and pleasant temperatures for the rest of the period.
A San Jose man named Johnson, sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary for bigamy, claims he was courting ten women in Portland at once, keeping them all busy while he pursued multiple relationships.
The Eugene Register reports aspirants for Congress in Hawley’s district openly seeking election while conceding Hawley’s record merits re election. The piece emphasizes that most challengers acknowledge Hawley will likely win and serve another term.
A terse note notes the Graphic man in physical condition this week and his forbearance under trials. It mentions Job as a parallel and recalls friends who comforted him by saying each one of them is worth five dollars.
Our friend W. J. Clarke of the Gervais Star has again been appointed postmaster of Gervais marking a fourth term. The move is criticized as favoritism toward “Billy Clarke” rather than based on competence or bondability.
President George Putnam of the Oregon State Editorial Association names the Graphic editor as delegate to the National Editorial Association session in Seattle next week. Owing to pressing duties at home, we forego the opportunity to meet newspaper men from across the United States.
The memorandum argues Senator Beveridge is a protectionist who accepts Payne tariff levels and has not embraced a Democratic tariff concept. It notes his stance has him opposing Democrats on tariff policy, with a Martinsville Indiana reader remarking that the so called Democratic idea resembles multiple Republican notions.
The article notes conflicting forecasts on wheat prices, with claims of new major exporters like Argentina lowering prices, while current Minneapolis wheat sells at 1.30. It urges farmers to average extreme predictions and aim for the highest yield at minimum cost.
C H McCulloch argues in The Arena July number that nominations raise new questions such as sobriety. The writer notes Oregon’s last election shows voters favored the candidate they deemed the biggest bluff, implying voters sought the strongest showman.
William Pickering and wife from Leesburg Florida travel through Newberg area calling the Willamette valley a beautiful country. They plan to continue to California and then return to their Florida orange land interests.
The undersigned has been appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Emily F Wood deceased by the County Court of Yamhill County Oregon and has qualified. All persons having claims against the estate must present them with proof to the administrator at Butt Newberg Yamhill County Oregon within six months from July 8 1909 Dated July 8th 1909 Harvey W Brown Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Emily F Wood deceased
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