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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
2
Newberg Graphic issued every Friday morning dates for May 4 1900 lists editorial staff W C Woorwaup associate editor and printer. Paper notes second class matter status and post office entry in Newberg Oregon.
The clipping outlines county and district Republican nominees including commissioners Tongue and Eddy, representatives Batt and Lampson, clerk Nelson, and other officials. It notes local interest in real estate, beet sugar prospects, and mentions the Nicaragua Canal bill plus campaign chatter about presidential suitability.
The nominee for congress is described as a fusion candidate with marked qualifications and a claimed ability to forecast sweeping victories. He asserts he will carry every county in the first district except Tillamook, a claim deemed absurd by critics.
The Dayton Journal notes a temporary suspension reflecting the towns stubborn reliance on one paper. It argues the Bryan party harmonizes but masks deeper tensions among Democrats populists and citizens as the paper struggles amid shifting local politics.
The Ashland Tidings notes Cyclone Davis faces wary locals after a prior ruinous display. Newberg fears a repeat as residents hold breath awaiting threats of展示 further trouble, hoping the cyclone will pass without incident.
The Douglas Island News argues Alaska Indians are generally high class and are gradually becoming civilized. It calls for casting off obnoxious practices and elevating to a higher, nobler life while acknowledging ongoing challenges.
The piece argues liquor harms Native Americans and warns fusion politics in Oregon will fail. It urges farmers to back a sugar beet factory, projecting prosperity from secure acreage and higher land values, while urging action now or lose a major opportunity.
The text riffs on political labels and spelling debates from Washington to Oregon, mocking platform planks on silver and expansion. It cites Dewey and Bryan in a cartoonish tone, notes flood conditions in Texas via Milton Eagle, and critiques party self branding as Lincoln Republicans or populists.
A Lincoln quotation from the Statesman notes it took the Democratic party thirty five years to recognize Lincoln's virtues. The Plaindealer comments that democracy often takes similar time to adopt rational ideas and predicts later praise for McKinley circa 1925.
The first inter-collegiate debate at Newberg favored the negative on municipal ownership of electric light plants street railways and water works. Pacific College defeated Oregon State Normal with strong home support including charts and figures, while a Crescent Society banquet followed the event.
The week ending Meh tl 100 shows multiple property transfers in Mc Minnville Newberg and Chehalem Oregon. Transfers include James M Pugh and Rebecca J Sallee 500 400 for sec 202 rd. Alvis W Gaines and wife to Mary M Miller 550 0 0. Emma J Hill to CK and ME Wilson part Lot 6 Block 3 New Da Viccas. Daniel Burris and wife to Roy B L Lamson 550 0 0. Mdimand Robinson and wife to E M Arthur 1000 0. W T Wald wards addition to Newberg 150 0. US to Lake Booth 10 0. Lambert and wife to Maryk Clark 860 0. NC Morrin and wife to Lib Wilson 400 0. James W Ball and wife to Louisa F T Shortridge 0 0. Emma Lane and husband to W E Stanton 0 0.
In a lively county seat scene last Saturday, Democrats and Populists competed for offices and debated unity. Democrats appeared to lead in the results, while Populists found the day confusing and unsure of their standing. Both sides invited each other to join, but harmony failed to materialize.
Mrs. T B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wis faced a dire stomach illness and yellow jaundice as gallstones formed. After doctors failed to help she used Electric Bitters and fully recovered. The remedy promises to aid stomach liver and kidney health and to treat dyspepsia and loss of appetite. Sold by C F Moore & Co. druggists for 500.
So so acres near Newberg with orchard and buildings. Land includes cultivation, timber, and pasture. located in the Chehalen valley. Terms are provided upon inquiry.
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