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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
4
The item notes Newberg Oregon weekly edition of June 14 2008 remarks on the 1908 Democratic race and the Willamette Valley as a preferred summer retreat. It argues liquor interests influence voters and legislative outcomes.
Officials note that Yamhill County was absent from a meeting of assessors from counties along the Southern Pacific to fix a uniform railway assessment rate. The writer urges public acknowledgement that Yamhill remains on the map and involved in regional matters.
The Polk County Observer rails at self‑styled moralists who preach principle after the election. It argues sanctimony masks prejudice and questions motives of those urging voters to act as they pray, while defending genuinely principled individuals.
The piece criticizes government findings on meat canning plants and warns readers against imported pressed chicken and deviled ham. It urges sticking to homegrown foods and to wait for investigations to finish before trusting labeled preserves.
A Kansas man was offered a seat in the United States Senate to fill the unexpired Burton term but declined the proffer. He said his inclination did not lead him toward the Senate and he doubted his ability to adapt to political requirements.
A sweep through Oregon politics shows prohibition supporters and opponents crossing lines in primary voting. Voters in Yamhill and McMinnville cases reveal varied loyalties while factors like saloon closures and local option stir debate. snippets note figures such as F D Coburn declining a governor seat and drummeres searching for clean beds and meals.
The senate passed a bill to pay Colville Indians 1.5 million dollars for surrendering the north half of their reservation. After sixteen years the treaty remains unsettled and an amendment allows 150 thousand dollars to ten attorneys who claim help in obtaining the government’s promise.
An Oregon election review shows strong drys winning counties and liquor amendments, but reformers split votes in the governor race. Cham berlain leads, while a temperance candidate gains a solid statewide margin in parts, including Yamhill County, despite Mr. Chamberlain’s gains elsewhere.
Land and lot transfers recorded including L F McKinney to David son Oak Park McMinnville for 800 dollars. Seymour Anstadt to S D Crawford in No 56 and 75 with 2150 dollars. Peter J Wirff to Wm Frank Wheeler 100 acres in No 40 for 5000 dollars. Ferguson to Hollingsworth lots in Deskins add Newberg for 800 dollars. Shortridge to Shortridge 418.20 acres in sections 11 and 14 for 300 dollars. Cain to Wade 40 by 40 feet in Faulconer No 43 for 450 dollars. Simpson to Wade 30 by 30 feet in Faulconer No 43 for 450 dollars. Miller to Krum lot in Rowlands add McMinnville for 650 dollars. Jones to Jennie Waymire 37.76 acres in Sherwood district for 3800 dollars. Poe to Wilson 50 by 150 feet in Hess dlight 3rd south west for 600 dollars. Pressnall to Bond small tract in Newberg for 1 dollar. Rummel to Hiram Rummel Chandlers second add McMinnville for 133 dollars. Edwin Rummel to McMinnville 26.50 dollars. Etelgeorge to Melinda Etelgeorge 57.59 acres in Row land 3rd west. Sunders to Mary E.
The article stresses keeping delicate watch parts clean and lubricated to prevent wear. It advises cleaning and oiling every eighteen months, describes thorough disassembly and precise reassembly, and promises factory-level regulation for reliable accuracy.
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