Newberg Graphic Fashions Weekly Thursday Edition
The fragment notes a Newberg Graphic issue dated Thursday July 23 1908 with a weekly morning publication reference. No further readable events or articles are included in the visible text.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
2
The fragment notes a Newberg Graphic issue dated Thursday July 23 1908 with a weekly morning publication reference. No further readable events or articles are included in the visible text.
After eighteen years the Graphic editor records the death of his beloved son, the family’s youngest member. Friends and neighbors offered assistance and comfort, and generous well wishes are extended with heartfelt blessings.
The Chicago Herald envisions a future society of descendants of men who ran with William Jennings Bryan, suggesting a lasting political legacy rooted in Bryan’s era. The remark implies enduring influence of those associated with Bryan in American politics.
A man with energy and ability accepts a road supervisor position, seizing the opportunity to contribute and get to work promptly.
A veteran player reveals his enduring connection to the town where he began his career as he announces a major transfer to a big city team. The decision underscores loyalty and signals a focus on long term ties to his roots.
The passage lists county award order at the Salem cherry fair with Yamhill Lane Polk Wasco and Linn. It notes The Dalles chair location in Wasco county and remarks on late season cherries and prizes despite an earlier readiness.
The Hillsboro Independent questions the fairness of a $5 factory inspection fee for a small country newspaper. It argues inspections risk becoming a hold-up and mocks applying industrial rules to modest editorial equipment like a shooting stick and paper cutters.
The piece praises Mr. Lownsdale for organizing a strong county exhibit at the Salem cherry fair and urges a county commission to fund a state fair display to restore prestige. It argues a winning exhibit would market Vanshill within the state and calls for dedicated funding.
A statewide assembly will convene in Portland at the Convention Hall on the 6th floor with an evening session. Delegates from granges commercial bodies counties and editors will attend. County judges will designate delegates and officials will aim to avoid lengthy speeches and focus on practical results.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat questions Oregon voters electing a Democrat to the U.S. Senate despite Taft era Republicans ruling the state. It traces Oregon's political shifts from prewar days to recent contests, noting the paradox of a GOP plurality with a Democrat Senate choice and branding it guerrilla politics.
Notice states at the regular general election in Oregon held in Yam on Dees June ween the question for and against stock running at large in Nash Newberg Precinct Yamhill County Oregon was submitted to qualified voters.
A public notice from Yamhill County Oregon dated July 1 1908 imposes penalties of ten dollars for the first offense and twenty dollars for each subsequent offense on the owner of any stock found running at large within the precinct.
In Yamhill County Oregon the election at South Newberg Precinct resulted 188 votes against stock running at large and 35 for. It is declared unlawful for stock to run at large from September 1 following, with penalties of 20 dollars for the first offense and 20 dollars for each subsequent offense, dated May 1 1908 by G. W. Jones.
For sale on Dayton Ave Newberg Oregon a 4 percent acre property with a nine room house good orchard. Address J T Osborn 2118 Olby Ave Everett Washington.
Mrs I A Horton announces a closing out sale to liquidate all millinery stock at cost. Come early to grab the remaining selection before it ends.
Notice details a guardian sale of real estate for Loyd Mills a minor in Yamhill County Oregon under A I Mills guardian order dated July 9 1908. Sale to be held August 10 1908 at the county seat with cash bids for undivided one twelfth interest in Block Twelve in Newberg and a described land strip beginning at the block southwest corner.
A minor will sell at private cash sale all rights in and to a Donation Land Claim described by metes and bounds totaling 773.90 acres, located in Township 3 South Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian. The undivided one fifth interest is subject to dower, with Mary A. and Walter J. Vinson estates noted. The sale is to the highest bidder of the minor’s one fifth share while the rest remains with guardians.
The buyer reports General Jones No 41747 a thoroughbred stallion by Captain Mec Kinney and McKinney line. He won first premium at the Vancouver horse show in B C and is described as large at 16 hands, 1150 pounds. His stable location is Newberg with owner C C Fercuson.
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