Early Morning Parlor Talks on Woman and Her Sphere
The 1902 community page records Friday morning activities with residents delivering orations and readings. Local speakers including Silas Braddock and Henry Clay references mingle with commotion in fields and stables as scholars prepare to graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Rome
Spriggins
Nate
Thompson
Elista
Stu
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Patrick Henry
Mount Ranier the Last Smoking Peak Alarms Officials
A reader notes Mount Rainier as the last reported smoking peak, predicting Mount Hood will follow. The writer calls the rise of the habit alarming and urges action to halt further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ranier
Mt. Hood
Milton Eugle
Oregon voters balance duties at home and abroad
The Salem Journal notes many Oregon and other republican papers push duty to the Philippines while ignoring domestic needs. It argues voters should consider both duties as the election approaches and watch for army partisan influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Journal
Oregon
Philippines
Newberg Letters urge roadmasters and shade trees for growth
The author argues for adopting a county roadmaster to cut waste and improve roads in Yamhill and Newberg. It notes public resistance to reforms, praises shade trees as a value to property, and cites Sterling Morton’s advocacy for tree planting as a call to plant more trees now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Morton
Feattle Post-Intelligencer Reflects on Oregon Defeat
A fragment from a Feattle Post-Intelligencer column discusses the Oregon election and the defeat of Mr. Furnish. The piece critiques political influences and urges thoughtful reader reflection on the causes behind the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-intelligencer
Oregon
Furnish
Oregonian Defamation and Party Loyalty in State Politics
In a fierce critique, the text accuses the Portland Oregonian of defaming Republicans to shape men and events, citing attacks on Mitchell Geer and McKinley. It argues political disorganization results from vendetta politics and urges Republicans to prioritize party discipline to win national policy battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Mitchell
Meltride
Senate
Gov
Geer
Simon
Oregonian
McKinley
Oregon
Senate Debates Show Cross Examination in Chambers
An excerpt from Affairs at Washington by Joe Mitchel Chapple reflects Senate and House debates as face to face cross examination. It notes senators challenging speakers with whispered explanations and mutual courtesy as they discuss the shipping bill and related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Sein
Allison
Tillman
Aldrich
Quay Siia
Fenrose
Qoay
Frye
Hanna
Washington
Joe Mitchel Chapple
National
Local notes on farming, visits and school meeting
The community reports hay cutting amid rain risk. Dr Lyman of Portland checked on his house. Groat Heater elected director and J I D Recs clerk at the school meeting. Several residents, including Miss Myrtle Graves and Rev Whittlesey, travel for visits and college events. W P BR Co starts water tank work Wednesday and plans crew arrivals soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lyman
Portland
Groat Heater
Recs
Mike
Hinnell
Salem
Courtney
Grant Heater
Roy David
Dement
Astoria
Myrtle Graves
Dolph
Miss Chaves
T. Whittlesey
Dallas
Dallas College
Mr Whittlesey
Rev. Whittlesey
Oregon
Mr. D. Potman
Oakedale Washington
Mra. Putman
Mire
Benj. Heater
Mra. Jolson
Sherwood
Springbrook grows with railroad crew adding residents
A Springbrook population rise comes from a new railroad crew hired to repair the track. They travel with dining and sleeping cars. Mrs. G. M. Graves fell ill Saturday and remains weak. Lewis Mills rode to Williams to inform friends of Mrs. Chaves illness. They then visited Woods to alert children vacationing nearby. Forty nine hundred acres of land within five miles of Newberg in several tracts, many improved, belonging to Amos Nelgon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook
G. M. Graves
Lewis Mills
Willamsos
Newberg
Moety
Amos Nelgon
Dr Kings New Discovery Credited With Curing Consumption
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa says she suffered severe sickness for six months due to Hay Fever and Asthma and was kept at a low state until using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. She claims a complete cure and recommends it for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1. Trial bottles free at F H Caldwell & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
F. H. Caldwell & Co
Startling medical advance cited by Elizabeth druggist
A West Virginia man cured of incurable cancer by Electric Bitters and Backlen’s Amica Salve is highlighted as a remarkable medical breakthrough. The ad-like piece extols Bitters for cleansing poisons and aiding blood and skin conditions, while praising the salve for ulcers and sores. Also listed are land sale notices in Oregon and a Va. testimonial praising Bucklens Arnica Salve for scald head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
F. H. Caldwell & Co
R. N. Bevill
Old Town
FL A. Caldwell & Co
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THE
Newberg Graphic
Abraham McGlauss
Alps
Silas Braddock
Rufus
William Wiggins
Judge Bird
J. J. Conlee
West Chehalem
Conlee
Amos Nelson
Admir
Yamhill Co. Abstract Co
McMinnville
Chapin & Wi
Thos Turner
Allison Awfto
A Campbell
Yamhill Cemetery
W E Churchil
WB Bush
Siase
Tae Pat TN Faulconer
Johia Wort
Man
Paul Weidener
Sophia Weidener
Ain Rowland
John Winnegerg
Joel Anderson
Hik
Carlton Imp Co
JT Thomasen
MA Hudson Lain
Peter Smith
Christin Neuman
Christine Neuman
Arthur McPhilipps
J ‘Buosaker
Ain David Stout
M. Daniels
Rearydletar
Star Milles
Ieas
Gertrude M Mare
Ain
Pacific College
Jesse Edwards
J Edwards
Church
Happy
Ehret Bros
IMU
Hollingsworth & Cooper
PIRST
Agatine
Will
Jton
C. UW. Fulton
Barbacu
Hirn Works
McMinnvville Band
C. M. A. Band of
Hayseeds
Christianity and Culture
Yewserg
Oate
Nslow Bros. Se
Walt P
Wow Designs
Zand
T. B. Gummings & CO
Isesses
Dundee
G. W. Byers Jr
W. Preossnall
Blickensderfer
W. A.ridleout
Stark Street
Portland, Or
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