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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
4
Newberg Oregon edition notes summer heat and hay season across the valley. Mentions canvas tents and good quality hay with a casual local tone. Published Thursdays by H Woodward and partners. Subscription price one dollar per year in advance.
Long live Tom Richardson of the Portland Commercial Club as he becomes a father to a ten pound girl born Monday night. The family is described with affection and the baby is hailed as the pink of perfection.
The passage praises Senator La Follette for courage in pursuing his convictions and notes obstructionists may as well step aside as he leads against weaker rivals amidst partisan clashes.
Judge Thomas F. Ryan of Oregon City gains historical note as the father of triplets two daughters and a son becoming a notable feature in his family on Monday. He had aspired to the state treasurer position at the primary election.
Fellows report the gallon house across the river is a closed incident after Kinney the proprietor took lodgings with Sheriff Corrigan. McMinnville parties who planned Sunday touch at that point by launch must seek another port for cargo.
The Oregon Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the $300 householders exemption from property taxes is unconstitutional. The law had exempted about $8,000,000 in property value in the state annually.
Russell Sage died about a month shy of ninety leaving a fortune reputed at 100 million dollars. He entrusted the wealth to Mrs Sage claiming she could guard and keep it better than anyone else he could name.
A jar of yellow egg plums put up fourteen years ago sits on display at the Portland Chamber of Commerce. It has appeared at the Chicago World’s Fair the Omaha Exposition the Charleston Exposition and the Lewis and Clark Fair and remains in fine condition and attractive.
The Columbia Register critiques the Kinney sentencing in Judge Linnville's court. It argues strong law enforcement deters prohibition violations and cites the Yamhill County court and Judge Mc Bride as examples of effective governance.
A safe rule urges adherence to law within city ordinances and state statutes. The statement highlights that lawful limits apply equally to local and broader regulations.
Governor Folk told Missouri retail merchants at their convention that mail order poses a threat and urged advertising in town papers. He argued local spenders should support local papers to build the town, trade, and opportunities, praising advertising as essential to merchant success.
The piece argues that drinking and other vices harm employment prospects. Major railroads now discharge workers who patronize saloons, a trend spreading to smaller firms. The Junction City Times notes a hired man who abstains from smoking, chewing, and drinking adds about $5 monthly, and many farmers will only hire men of clean character.
John L Hadley finds an 1846 Johnson and Winter work with Oregon and California views in his grandfather William Macy’s Indiana collection. The book, printed in La Fayette by John B Lemans, preserves old spellings like Sandy Yam for Santaam River and Shohalem Valley for Chehalem. Hadley plans to loan it to the Oregon Historical Society before donating it to Pacific College.
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