Newberg Graphic Thursday June 4 1908 front notice
The Newberg Graphic published in Newberg Oregon previews its Thursday morning issue for June 4 1908. The page lists Woodward and Co as printers and Betters as publishers with an annual subscription rate of 1.50 in advance.
Graphic celebrates anti saloon victory in Yamhill county
Eighteen years of fighting saloons in Yamhill county culminates as McMinnville and other towns vote to keep the county dry. The Graphic notes strong business support, shifts in public opinion, and statewide results showing dry counties expanding to 21 with several counties voting against prohibition.
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Graphic
Yamhill
Newberg
Dayton
LaFayette
Carlton
North Yamhill
McMinnville
Amity
Sheridan
Willamina
Oregon
McMionville
Washington
Marion
Oregonian
Lane
Linn
Curry
Tillamook
Lincoln
Yambill
Sherman
Wallowa
Crook
Douglas
Jackson
Josephine
Morrow
Polk
Umatilla
Union
Wheeler
Gilliam
Grant
Malheur
Morton
Clackamas
Coos
Columbia
Wasco
Harney
Klamath and
Lake
Benton
Multnomah
Clatsop
Baker
Bath sells Hillsboro Independent to Portland foreman Killen
D. W. Bath sells the Hillsboro Independent to S. E. Killen who has been foreman of the mechanical department at the Portland Journal. Bath rebuilt the paper from near collapse and his retirement comes for rest from the grind of newspaper work.
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D. W. Bath
Hillsboro
S. E. Killen
Portland Journal
Bath
The
Independent
Polk County Goes Dry by Majority of 178
The Polk County result shows a dry victory by a majority of 178. Observers predict a larger margin in two years as supporters anticipate further countywide changes.
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Polk County
Brother Ter
The
Observer
Polk
Dry county vote splits North and South Newberg precincts
In North Newberg precinct 273 voted against and 53 for the dry measure while South Newberg gave 193 for and 54 against. The result places North Newberg with a strong majority and signals a barrier to a dry county. A local remark notes Prof. F. K. was defeated for the legislature and reflects on temperance stances affecting votes.
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North Newberg
South Newberg
North N
F. K
Legisla
Salem
LaFayette
Brgins
Convention Nominations and Lincoln’s Tumultuous Rise
The piece critiques how party conventions often select candidates through backroom deals rather than public choice. It highlights Lincoln’s 1860 nomination as shaped by prearranged trades, noting bids from Seward and others, and warns about the ethical costs of convention practices. It contrasts public rhetoric with the hidden manouvers behind nominations.
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Grant
McKinley
Rbvelt
McClellan
Tilden
Chland
Boston Globe
Lincoln
Hayes
Garfield
Bryan
Chicago
Blaine
Augusta
Polk
Pierce
Harrison
Seward
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Smith
Indiana
General stock notice from Address Box 37 Lafayette Oreg
A brief stock notice references an address box 37 in Lafayette Oregon. The fragment appears to document a location for a mailing box and related distribution. No further details are readable in the provided text.
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Lafayette
Toilet Articles and Camera Supplies Lesson in Kodabery
A quirky note highlights toilet articles and camera supplies, with a focus on lessons in kodabery. The fragment hints at a shop or lesson scene, naming Camara and Kodaks among items discussed.
Estray Notice of Sorrel Mare from Dundee Dayton Farm
Taken up on a farm between Dundee and Dayton, a small sorrel mare with four white feet and a slightly crooked, lame leg. White forehead marking identified for owner.
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Dundee
Dayton
Angle Lamp Ad From Dayton Oregon
Advertisement for a lighting device described as reliable and superior to gas. Sold by A W McDowea located at 6 25 Dayton Oregon with satisfaction guaranteed.
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A.W. McDowea
Dayton
Oregon
An Insidious Kidney Trouble Warns of Fatal Risk
An editorial piece warns kidney trouble is insidious and may lead to fatal illness. It promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a preventive treatment and notes it is for sale by C. F. Moore.
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Ake Foley
Bright
C. F. Moore
Notice of Administratrix for Theo Weber Estate
Sadie Weber is named administratrix of Theo Weber's estate in Yamhill County Oregon. The notice, dated May 25 1908, appoints Clarence Butt as attorney for the estate and directs inquiries to the office in McMinnville Oregon.
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Y ST Aty
Oregon
Clarencett
Yamhill
Sadie Weber
Theo
Weber
Clarence Butt
F. M. Haskin
Grand young stallion General Jones earns first premium
General Jones No 41747 sired by Captain Mc Kinney from McKinney 2:11% with Daisy Q Hill as dam, praised for royal breeding and speed akin to sister Bellomont 2:09%. Won first premium at the Vancouver British Columbia Horse Show. His brother Chehalem also captured first in shows.
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General Jones
Captain McKinney
McKinney
Daisy Q. Hill
Altimont
Bellomont
Vancouver
B. C
Chehalem
New Outfit for Will Crater Sells Gasoline Wood Saw
Will Crater announces a new wood saw with a gasoline motor designed to cut wood cleanly. The ad notes no wood is consumed while sawing and provides the Bell phone number 276 for contact.
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Will Crater
Bell
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Woodward, W. Co. Woodward
Betters and Publishers
Yamhill County
Royal Fence
Steel & Wire Co
Oyal
King & Bennett Hdw Co
First & Washington Steets
C.F Moore
B. Cummings & CO
Hermbel
Greg
Tay
Iam
Enos Exuis
S. W. Potter
Nash & Finley