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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
A Newberg Graphic brief notes headlines in a county paper asking for oil indications in Yamhill County. It comments that many indications exist but few gushers, and mentions T. R. plans to stay quiet for two months and Roosevelt's questioned ability to deliver.
A visitor from Southern California toured Newberg and the Chehalem Valley praised it as the garden of the earth. The remark signals rare outside acclaim and emphasizes the region's appeal beyond state lines.
Newberg residents have a significant matter to attend at home on the national birthday and it will not be a small issue. The threatened call off of a major bout does not necessitate cancelling the Frisco fight special.
The Woodburn Independent weighs the Republican State Assembly's duty to suggest at least two successors for Senator Bourne and questions Newberg’s standing this year. The piece recalls past leaders, mocks prohibitionists, and notes tension over local influence and public gaze amid shifting political fortunes.
W. J. Clarke, postmaster and editor of the Ger vais Star, hinted in town that he would accept a State Printer nomination if offered by the Republican assembly. He cites his business credentials and printing background, noting support from newspaper colleagues statewide.
A number of Grand Army Veterans and companions attend the Astoria encampment this week with A Cooke F C Mills B F Pike J W Moore J W Douglas John McCleery and F L Ames among attendees. Diverse residents and visitors travel through Newberg with notes on jobs society events and local talents.
A Houston Post snippet notes Texas women marry quickly, praising those with strong character and beauty who can cook and play piano, implying Texas’s appetite for capable, appealing wives. The text contrasts culinary and musical skills as prized female traits.
Annabel Wood sells 100 acres in Wright to G H and Sarah Smith for 1. Ralph Wortman transfers 1 2 interest in lot 7 in McM to Pearl Campbell for 300. J S Wright and wife to A C South 17.05 acres in Graves for 1600. Rosa I Young to Cornelia J S Greer 30 acres in Spencer for 1. Yerex Bros to Frank E Ferris 42.49 acres in Faul conerdict for 1.
A witty adage set contrasts a man with a Pearl wife to a successful man who trades life’s lemons for lemonade for his neighbors. It suggests that impartiality makes a man uninteresting and that prejudice shapes interest.
School District No. 9 seeks 10 cord fir wood and 3 cord oak to be delivered to the school house by September 1. Bids should be received by S. W. Atkinson, clerk. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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