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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes readers misreading a “Wire less” feature while remarks on J. C. Hayter returning from vacation. It reports shaving tax prices rising to twenty five cents and comments on barber profitability at the county seat.
The note suggests Young’s chances in Portland are poor and recalls criticisms of Taft. It shifts to seasonal musings on warm days bringing out dogs and the tax gatherer, and ends with a remark about the Graphic not owning a dog.
Speculation runs about what to do with ex-presidents but only one is in play as he hunts lions in South Africa. The piece notes the need to wait for his return before taking any action.
The senator claims the Oregon primary system works as intended and notes its role in his U.S. Senate rise, presenting it in favorable terms during a New York address. He argues the system enabled his ascent through a lifetime effort.
After a strenuous inauguration week and White House clearout the ex president and his wife walked three miles from their Oyster Bay home to attend church on Sunday. Some people still find it a heart breaking task to rise and attend church.
Garden writers warn of a rose shortage due to January cold and heavy pruning fearing new growth will bloom. One grower in a hundred prunes aggressively for best results, but the guide urges bold pruning with grit to encourage healthy regrowth.
The piece argues against sending money abroad and promotes investing at home in Newberg real estate where owners retain full control. It notes no expertise claimed and offers no fee for the suggestion.
A fragmented report notes a transcontinental depot with narrow tracks that cause discomfort or concern among elderly riders. The readable text hints at safety and accessibility worries without full details.
The passage discusses crowd behavior at a station and urges spectators to keep distance while those with business should proceed. It questions watered stock claims and asserts personal stake in United Wireless, noting no free stock and the need for investors to test goods and endure scrutiny.
The article notes unprecedented immigration into Oregon from across the United States and Canada with leaflets from communities promoting low travel rates. It cites a Buckingham Palace letter praising Portland apples sent by the Portland Commercial Club to King Edward and mentions a request to send apples to Sandringham. It ends with a county summary of Malhear County residents contributing 2600 dollars last week.
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