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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic published every Thursday morning at 8 oclock by Woodward W Co editors and publishers. Subscription is $1.00 per year in advance. This entry records the issue date and publishing details for the 1908 edition.
The piece extols finding purpose in daily labor and embracing work as a personal blessing Rather than a doom It urges dedication across settings and moments likening diligence to a steady rhythm Atteventide and amid long shadows The writeup closes with praise for a dairy cow described as Oregon's greatest mortgage lender and notes more farmers should know her.
An office proposes a sinking fund under advisement to aid the army of tramp printers who pass by. The plan envisions occasional handouts drawn from the fund to those in need while maintaining a reserve for future relief.
In the upcoming winter assembly of ninety members the Democratic party will hold seven seats. Six seats sit in the senate and one in the house. The lone house member can easily call a committee meeting at any time to pursue party interests.
The Weston town government issued a circular urging licensing of saloons to fund running expenses, leading to a wet town vote. The author notes a local "real school" and cites a proposal to ask the mayor for a textbook on Political Economy for students and teachers.
A published statement claims a Willamette University faculty member was dismissed for displeasing Salem business men by seeking Sunday saloon closures. The remark prompts questions about the trustees handling the matter and whether Jason Lee’s burial remains in Salem were an error.
The Oregon Agriculturist notes many farmers feel overworked yet prospering growers tend to keep farms tidy. A program will pay Western Oregon farmers individually and collectively to improve farm appearance, emphasizing the value of attractive rural landscape.
A small Kansas town built a new church and asked its merchants for donations. The final donor, John Smith the jeweler, offered five dollars if he could add something to the subscription, illustrating a moral about generosity and community support.
During the dedication, the minister reads a donor tally showing John Smith, jeweler, gave $5 while Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward contributed nothing. Church members note the list underlines local support and suggests a shift away from mail orders in the Kansas town.
The item states Alonzo A pans of Cornelius Oregon wed Leonia Craig a Manchester New Hampshire widow at 271 College Street Portland with Rev Henry Barden officiating. Craig inherited $15000 from a former husband on condition she cannot remarry. she forfeits the money to her grown son. The note ends with a jab about other wives and bargains.
An editorial in American Medicine challenges Hessler on infected dust as backache cause and praises osteopathy for studying the back. It argues regular schools neglect back examination, supports prophylactic osteopathic treatment, and cites Gould and other Medical leaders endorsing osteopathy. Local notices announce bids for a two room schoolhouse in district No. 32 and hay grain supplies from City Feed Store.
The article warns that delicate watch parts need cleaning and lubrication to avoid wear. It advises a thorough cleaning every eighteen months and offers precise service, promising the movement will be taken apart, cleaned, assembled, and regulated to return in perfect shape.
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