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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic from Oregon notes the hot spell delaying political talk and mentions green apples, the swimmin hole, and the small boy meeting on common grounds. It highlights summer heat affecting public discussion.
A heated exchange erupts as one party repeats a probing question while another speaker asserts the matter is settled. The banter highlights tension between curiosity and insistence during a tense moment.
The passage notes that the automobile serves as an improvement over the old style fool killer by curbing the bullheaded driver responsible for its actions.
A reflective note contrasts a lengthy government whitewash recipe with the era after Teddy Roosevelt’s White House arrival, suggesting little demand for such domestic guidance amid changing national politics.
The sentence by Judge De Haven imposes a $1000 fine and six months county jail for Senator Mitchell with an appeal planned to the supreme court. Readers note the souvenir edition was given free to subscribers and calls for timely arrearages and advance payments. A Yamhill editor suggests using the knocker to pound down nails in sidewalks, a point reflecting local commentary.
Citizens urged to support the Yamhill exhibit at the county fair and encourage neighbors to participate. Officials stress that shared effort will ensure the county is credibly represented and well showcased this year.
The Graphic donates one thousand copies of the souvenir edition for the county exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Fair. Superintendent F A Morris will restrict distribution to East visitors with special interest to pique Newberg tourism. The donation equals $100 and a supply is available at ten cents per copy for others who wish to add to the total.
Amy Jane Maguire tells of Sacajawea’s role with Lewis and Clark in a 90 page booklet published by J. K. Gill of Portland priced at 25 cents. The account presents Sacajawea as the most intimate and attractive Bird-woman figure in the expedition.
Closing tribute recalls the Bird-woman of Lewis and Clark as the centennial awakens renewed interest in the Northwest. The narrative celebrates her loyalty, heroism, and bond to land and kin as the wilderness and Indigenous presence resurface in memory. Property transfers follow in McMinnville and surrounding areas, listing numerous deeds and parcels with buyers and values.
The Sheridan New Sun laments street insults by intoxicated men and urges stricter controls on saloons. It praises cooler heads that prevented murder and argues the saloon prospers only by denying responsibility, signaling rising anti saloon sentiment in Newberg and Yamhill County.
McMinnville and surrounding areas record transfers listing J R Forrest to E L Alderman 16.75 acres in Andrews Lay. J B Stillwell to Mary F Gilkey 1 lot. W F Gilkey to Eliza R Stillwell 1.37 acres. M J Buel to Joseph Tharp 60 acres. Joseph Tharp to Alfred T and Jasper N Ady 21.89 acres. Clarinda Ward to Vena L Ward 1 acre. Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co to Marian S Patty 469.81 acres. John and Sarah M Green to Jesse H Barrett 3 4 6 blocks in Dayton. A L Baker to G C Christenson tract 6 Dundee Orchard Homes No 1. Joseph Prue to George H Rogers 2 lots in Everest add to Newberg. George L Norton to J M Switzer 110.39 acres. P R Fendall to J M Switzer 41 acres.
ParIy reports a diamond cure for consumption and promotes Dr New Discovery for Coughs and Colds with testimonials from W T McGee of Vanleer Tenn and J Riley Bennett of Brown's Town Jamaica. Advertises at F H Caldwell Co drug store and C F Moore Co selling Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
A testimonial ad touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a safe tonic pill for headache constipation biliousness and related ailments. Mack Hamilton of Valley City North Dakota reports two bottles cured his chronic constipation. Houston Tex resident W Howell praises the pills for family use citing constipation and sick headache relief. Sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
A neighborhood shop markets baseball goods fishing tackle guns and aviation supplies hand loaded shells sundries tennis gear and more. It offers wheels starting at 25 dollars and two second hand wheels. Gun smithing and bicycle repair are specialties with inviting chat and stocking.
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