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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic issue dated Friday July 27 1900 notes its editors E H Wodewarp and W C Woopwarp with issue details. It questions Pekin’s existence and comments on President McKinley needing Providence for good crops with November elections looming.
A civic column argues there will be no easy political ticket this year and that the public must choose between national development or disgrace. It criticizes U S policy in China and rebukes a Democratic viewpoint while condemning what it calls a party that harms liberty and equal rights.
A collection of editorial quotes from multiple papers discusses safeguarding Chinese residents in America, comparisons of civilization and savagery, and the political climate around Bryan and expansion. It cites reactions in Lincoln and Portland area papers about military actions and populist rhetoric, plus a critique of hare farming in Silverton.
The piece argues the central question is whether voters want change in the 1900 election. It contends Americans are prosperous across wages, housing, farming, and industry, and asks if workers, farmers, merchants, and manufacturers desire change at the ballot box.
The piece contrasts calls for change with current prosperity and criticizes Bryan’s coalition. It argues professionals seek stability rather than upheaval, and warns of relapse to hard times before McKinley and Republican policies revived confidence and industry.
In a letter from Dr H J Littlefield the surgeon of the Revenue Cutter Perry, he describes a voyage from Seattle to Sitka and Kodiak Island in May to June. He notes Wrangle Sitka Juneau and Douglas with mines and missions, coastal scenery, crew illness, and census work among Aleutian communities including St Paul.
Yarhill county superintendent announces the regular examination dates at McMinnville for state and county papers. State papers run August 8 to August 11 with daily topics Penmanship through psychology. County papers run August 8 to August 10, with geography and psychology among topics. Primary certificates include penmanship orthography reading and teaching methods. E V Littushien co superintendent signs the notice.
Real estate transfers for the week ending July 21 1900 include James M. Pugh manager Chas Bovard by almr to Clarence P Frost 18 acres 56 roods. Ed ward ad to Newberg. Maggie C Prentiss and husband to Union Savings and Loan Assn 34 acres 17 perches. Clara A Rhade to Samuel J Signor 10 acres in section 2 township 2 range ré. Rhade to Samuel J Signor 160 acres 32 township 2 range rt. John M Harrington and wife to D Crawford 10.10 acres in JR Young addition. RO Jones and wife to Anna J Elston lot 14 block S Watts addition to Arguy. RO Rones and wife to Jobo P El etoo lot Silk 3 Watt add te.
Conveyancers record transfers including Edna Newby to Wm Graves in Amity and Frank Stickney and wife to Henry Crawford for South Park blocks. A marriage license issued to Bina Huston and Joseph Burgholzer. An Asherville man reports relief after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from C F Moore & Co. Drugists.
A railroad magnate rebukes a reporter asserting he did not start from nothing. He explains his rise came from inheritance and investments, not bootstraps, and notes he holds his current job due to votes rather than self made status. He ends with a polite bow.
The Southern Pacific Company offers free publications describing California resorts and attractions from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Publications include resorts along the coast, Shasta region, Southern California, a detailed California map, summer outings, and entries on Pacific Grove Lake Tahoe Geysers Yosemite and other sites with illustrations and program information.
Friends of M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky watched his skin and eyes turn yellow and suffer intensely. Despite best doctors he remained ill until Electric Bitters cured him after two bottles. This remedy aids stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 50 cents at C F Moore Co. druggists.
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