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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic takes note of March weather and local affairs. It lauds Senator Simon for opposing the Porto Rican tariff bill and praises civic virtue. Commentary critiques liquor sale criticism as persecution and predicts Tongue’s renomination support rising at the upcoming district convention.
Pacific Farmer urges planting trees and celebrating arbor days while critics mock Taylor candidacy for vice president. The Oregonian, Washington county press, and Courier-Herald debate Tongue’s money stance and English-Boer tensions. Senator McBride joins the Senate order of business committee as Statesman pushes Nicaragua canal action.
An editorial caricatures Senator Clark’s red hair and a golden halo over Montana districts. It notes smallpox concerns across the Northwest and favors vaccination. Mentions Harmony whisky ads and a bruising 1890s political climate with Gov Taylor Kentucky trials.
A compilation of editorials and remarks across papers attacking party factions. It cites Goebelites venom, annexation chatter for Nicaragua, Bryan Sewall remarks, Tongue support, and liberal accusations of populist fallacies.
The article explains how to judge a dairy cow by shape and anatomy to maximize milk yield. Key traits include large barrel, strong digestion, high stomach capacity, a wide udder with four teats, and a prominent escutcheon. It notes the importance of calm, gentle temperament after initial familiarity.
The article argues choosing a pure dairy type yields better milk and lower costs than an all purpose breed. It weighs body conformation, udder space, and breed history, estimating costs over eight years and noting dairy calves hold higher value. It ends endorsing dairy-line selection, proper feeding, and testing with Scales and Babcock.
The piece notes mountain regions were loyal in the Civil War with no slaveholding and strong Revolutionary-era sentiment. It cites Gen Carl Schurz range enlistments in Alabama and a Confederate governor's concern over Union sentiment, honoring mountain regiments and a rescued flag from Lookout Mountain.
The March 10 1900 gathering led by chairman J B Magers selected Clarence Dutt as secretary. Sixteen members answered roll call as the group adopted a plan for two conventions and elected delegates to district and congressional meetings.
The item lists the March 3 deadline and the April 5 county convention date with a proposed apportionment of 165 delegates among precincts including Amity Bellevue Carlton Lafayette Newberg and others. It follows with notes on a meeting adjournment and then shifts to anecdotes about a doctor visit for a sick child in Albany and a Chamberlain's Cough Remedy endorsement. It ends with a string of real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and ads from MeMinnville, Newport, and Newberg areas.
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