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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
4
The note indicates HM Woodward and Ww c Woodward publish a weekly listing or column for batters and publishers, issued every Thursday morning.
The Albany Democrat reports on the Woodburn Incident as Democrats in Befton county maneuver for office. It notes a combative stance by Democrats avoiding direct endorsements while urging Republicans to adhere to the primary law as observed by observers and editors.
In a bold statement the Independent editor declares the paper is not owned or controlled by Toore and that editorials are his own. He emphasizes he does his own thinking despite questions about pressure.
W K Newell has been appointed to the State Board, a promotion seen as deserved after efficient service as commissioner for the first district. The move is expected to meet general approval.
The note suggests an advertisement of worth and impact, implying that well-timed copy can yield worthwhile results for a business or event. The sentence emphasizes the potential benefit of a carefully crafted ad.
A political discussion traces how a candidate aligns with the direct primary law. Questions arise about Mc Jayne support for the people’s will and the measure’s fate. The News-Letter is praised for its bold stand against attempts to thwart majority rule.
The Portland Journal argues the June local option liquor amendment could fail and warns lawmakers will seek repeal or major changes in the next session. It accuses liquor interests of backing legislative candidates to push their agenda.
A historic quote proclaims an honest and fearless discharge of duty to build a greater united Oregon, rallying residents to civic responsibility and collective progress.
Citizens urge fair representation as they argue amendments to liquor laws would render the law meaningless. They warn against liquor dealer influence and call for candidates who genuinely reflect the people's will in the county legislature.
Local advertisement offers wire fencing in all sizes and styles at right prices. H E Newain guarantees satisfactory work and urges consultation, based in Springbrook Oregon.
A note explains that delicate watch parts require clean lubrication to avoid wear. Grit can gum movements, grinding pivots and causing friction. It recommends thorough cleaning at least every eighteen months and promises factory quality disassembly, cleaning, and precise regulation.
Willis S. Duniway pledges to the people of Oregon that he will not perpetuate abuses or loot the treasury if elected. The Portland Labor Press notes his claim of sterling integrity and sound knowledge of the printing business, stressing honesty in public service.
H M Cake claims strong ties to workers and promises friendly Senate representation. He argues elected senators should defend laboring citizens and oppose capital power, ensuring workers can provide for their families and build a secure future.
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