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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic weekly issue dated Friday June 1 1900 lists staff E N Woopwarp Eurron Pustraner and W C Woopwaap as associate editors with mention of mail matter at the post office in Oregon.
The document lists candidates and party labels for several counties including Washington, Multnomah, Yamhill and Tillamook. It urges voting for Tongue for Pacific Coast development and re election of Clarence Butt, with calls to support J J Hoskins for county recorder and Republican candidates tied to honest money and continued prosperity.
The article notes dissatisfaction with beet raising in LaGrande and reports plans for a 10 percent increase in this year’s acreage. Growers push ahead with renewed vigor, aiming to avoid a repeat of previous failures elsewhere, and Newberg’s efforts are mentioned as a potential parallel.
Evaporation of sugar beet pulp for cattle feed is started in Michigan's sugar beet district. The pulp could be shipped to the old country for twenty dollars per ton, offering strong profits. Local producers near Newberg consider the factory opportunity and its potential benefits.
In a future years beet mager industry and sugar factories shape progress in Newberg and Yamhill county. The piece contrasts two paths: Newberg becoming a thriving garden spot or a forgotten village, with farmers deciding the outcome. The Telephone Register faces criticism for a partisan attack on Amos Nelson, a Republican county commissioner candidate, while praising Tas ion nominee.
The New York Tribune argues Americans should demand purity and excellence in governing Cuba and other possessions. It says Cubans have lacked self government and that U S guardianship will heighten public scrutiny and duty. The piece frames wardship as a duty to train inhabitants in good government.
A critique of imperialism doubles as a satire on selective intervention. The piece argues United States actions deemed jingoistic in Cuba appear virtuous in the South African conflict, while Lu zon unrest and Mediterranean bombarding are framed as peaceful. The piece ends noting the old fable warns against neglecting domestic security. It includes a 1898 voting table for Yamhill county and district bids for School District No. 2801 with bid details.
The Telephone Register warns Yamhill County voters not to back A Nelson citing a long running court dispute over bridge repairs. It details 1894 contracts for lumber, bids by Dew & Son and Stout & Martin, and court actions from July to September with partial payments approved.
A dispute from McMinn and Yamhill county courts ended with the jury verdict for the plaintiff and the county paying bill and costs after several retrials and venue changes. The case involved Stout and Martin and was connected to remarks about a district attorney and a local newspaper.
Dr D B K Cargile of Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering. Severe sores on head and face vanished, health restored. Sold by C F Moore & Co druggists with guarantee.
The notice lists transfers to First National Bank and McMylor properties, with amounts and parcel details. It records payments to W E Swentzel and S A Davis, and a marriage license for Sophia J Tharp and Charles Gregory.
Auction note describes 216 acres with 100 acres cultivated, good orchard and buildings, timber and pasture, two rental options including 40 to 25 thousand price range. Several parcels within two miles of Newberg with improved facilities, running water, and dwelling. Terms easy.
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