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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
2
A fragile local paper notes political squabbles around the National Republican Convention and Goebel election law, alongside commentary on the fortieth Oregon state fair set for Salem September 17 to 22. It mentions McKinley and Roosevelt as standard bearers and echoes campaign chatter about Kansas City.
The Salem Statesman quotes Governor Roosevelt praising McKinley as facing more issues than any president since Lincoln. It forecasts Marion and Linn counties leading Oregon dairying, with Lane Polk Washington and Yamhill joining if they act, and notes an $800,000 beet sugar factory drawing attention to regional development.
Citizens of Newberg express gratitude to the Yamhill county press for urging farmers to subscribe acreage in the beet sugar factory project. The neighborly spirit of county newspapers is praised and Newberg vows to reciprocate when opportunity arises.
The article argues U S power in Asia will stabilize the region and defends imperialism as safeguarding global order. It highlights editorial support for a Newberg beet sugar factory in Oregon, noting soil suitability, job creation, farm parceling, and wider economic growth as benefits.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a political motto or slogan with garbled letters. No clear event, person, organization, or location is identifiable.
A compilation of editorials and quotes lampooning political maneuvers and figures. References include Milton Engle on prosperity, the Chinese Boxers on reform, and jibes about Tammany Hall, hotel charges, and election strategy.
The Northwest beet sugar industry is urged to grow on private support, delivering prosperity, resource development, and diversified production. It emphasizes farmer participation, regional expansion from Oregon to Washington, and the need for profitable beet farming to sustain mills and prevent reliance on public funds.
The article notes conventions as the best mechanism to nominate candidates, arguing no party organization existed until a national process began. It references presidential electors and the role of conventions in selecting nominees.
The author argues that public opinion has long prevented states from altering the system where only two parties remain. Since the nation’s founding, strict constructionists led by Jefferson and Bryan have shared power with loose constructionists led by Washington and Lincoln, each ruling for 56 years.
A long list of sugar beet contracts taken up by farmers and firms in multiple towns including Newberg, McMinnville, Dundee, Dayton, La Fayette, Paul, and Oalton, with numerous names and quantities. The fragment also includes a brief magazine excerpt about summer reading and a testimonial for Dr Kings New Discovery.
Notice announces mutual dissolution of the firm Madhe and Grafe with all bills and accounts to be paid by the new firm. The text also advertises low-rate newspaper subscriptions and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a treatment for constipation with a local drugstore sale.
The Southern Pacific Company offers free descriptive literature on California travel from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Titles include Resorts and attractions along the coastline Shasta resorts and California south of Tehachapi a detailed state map Summer outings Pacific Grove Yosem ite Lake Tahoe Geysers and more with programs and details for the season via agents or General Passenger Agent C J Markham Portland Oregon.
An advertisement seeking several persons for district office managers to represent the sender in their own and surrounding countries. Pays yearly amount, with weekly pay. Desirable employment with best opportunities. References exchanged, enclose self addressed stamped envelope. L. A. Park, S20 Caxton Building, Chicago.
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