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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic dated Friday March 30 1900 lists editors E H Woopwarp Eprron and Punastics with W C Woopwarp as associate Eprron. It notes postal entry and publication details for the periodical.
In this editorial the town of Newberg is urged to embrace a plan offering fifty donated acres and five thousand acres sugar beet contracts to finance a $600000-$800000 beet sugar factory. The piece argues the project could spark regional growth, attract other industries, and cement Newberg as a commercial center, while warning against anti progress and urging unified effort.
A regional push for diversified farming urges reserving 5000 acres for beets while expanding dairying and grain in the area. Critics question beets investment but proponents cite rising land values and local benefit, noting Newberg residents support the plan and farmers must decide. The piece contrasts opinions from Milton Eagle and other papers on Rev. Sheldon’s newspaper venture.
One day last week in a New Jersey town three sets of twins were born within four hours. The report highlights New Jersey as a place of remarkable birth patterns in a single day.
A critic notes that a fresh writer struggles to win favor with veterans who have long served in journalism, as the newer man aims to show seasoned reporters how it should be done.
The Globe Democrat notes the arrival of Cyclone Davis from his Texas cellar and his renewed crime spree of 1973. The piece questions Oregon’s burden as public concern rises amid the alarming talk and the fear among residents.
Albany Democrat notes narrow view hurts progress and Newberg should welcome competition. Albany Herald praises Newberg for unity and readiness to support diversified farming in Willamette valley, highlighting wheat’s place and potential in grazing, dairying, wool growing, cattle breeding, and sugar beet culture.
Contemporary editorials from Topeka Globe Roseburg Review Gold Hill News Hartford Post and Statesman debate Rev Sheldon’s newspaper experiment. Critics say it teaches advertising, not morality, noting mis-timed content and lack of journalistic discipline.
Local names and asks appear from McMinnville to Oregon City with notes on deliveries and hauling. An Albany dairyman seeks a doctor for a sick child and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy via local business endorsements. Classifieds advertise farms, horses, a home near paper mills, and investment opportunities with Lock Box 419 Oregon City.
Six room house with bath woodshed and modern improvements sits on about 6 and a half acres with 500 bearing prune trees just outside Newberg town limits. Down payment and balance over ten years at a low interest rate. Fruit and rent value may cover payments after first. Contact Jesse Hanson 4 20 Sumpter Ore. Announcements follow top of page.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a reliable remedy for coughs bronchitis and lung diseases claiming non alcohol content and potential cure. Testimonials from Moses Miles and John Oliver praise its life saving history and urge free distribution of The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with stamps. Electric Bitters are also endorsed by Oliver as life saving after four weeks of use.
A letter from Vine W. Pearce of the North Yambill Record offers free space for a beet sugar meeting notice set for Monday April 2 and expresses broad city and county benefits. Also included is a joint announcement by JG Haney and J L Hoseniss on county recorder candidacies to be decided by Republican voters at North Newberg precinct on March 31 between 3 and 7:50 p.m.
Public exam for teacher certificates set in McMinnville from April 11 to 15 with subjects listed by KE V. Lrevn.krrenn. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for headaches, blood and nerve health, 25 cents, money back if not cured. Wear Resisters by J B Lewis Co. boots sold at J C Porter’s. Backlen’s Arnica Salve promoted for burns sores and skin issues, 2 cents a box. Sold by C E Smith druggist.
Annie F Sprieger of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia reports relief from a long lasting hacking cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. The remedy removed chest pain and helped her sleep, with free trial bottles offered at C KE Smith’s drug store and a 50 cent to one dollar price range.
In Chehalem valley land for sale and rent with acres in cultivation timber and pasture. Several properties offer houses, barns, fences, and orchard near Newberg and Waterville Washington. Also exchange offers for town property or small farm. Mrs Harriet Evans Hinsdale endorses One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and throat ailments.
The county court of Yamhill Oregon appoints David M Ramsey administrator of the James M Hawsey estate and all claimants must present sworn claims within six months at his residence in Newberg Oregon. Dated March 1 1900.
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