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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1902

Page

2

Newberg Graphic Opinion Packed Week In Local Races

The paper endorses J L Hoskins for recorder and B C Miles with T B Cummings for representative and coroner. It notes a New York case on egg ownership supporting women’s property rights and cites Tillman’s remark on voting rights, roiling against harsh political rhetoric while praising soldiers and criticizing backbiting by lawmakers.

Newberg J. L. Hoskins B. C. Miles T. B. Cummings

Monument to Rochambeau to be unveiled in Washington

Later this month Washington hosts a national event the unveiling of a monument to French Count Rochambeau who aided General Washington at Yorktown. Twelve French representatives will attend making a historically notable visit. The piece also notes naval figures Dewey Schley and others fading from public praise and reflects on fame’s uncertainty.

Washington Rochambeau Cornwallis Yorktown France Prince Henry Bellamy Storrer United States Spain Cervera Montojo Dewey Nemesia Schley Santiago

Tongue praised for eloquent Oregon day address at Charleston

A letter recalls Congressman Tongue’s Charleston Exposition speech on Oregon Day. The Charleston News and Courier noted his tribute to pioneer spirit, urging South Carolina to sacrifice for progress. The editor cites Tongue’s praise of Oregon’s early settlers and their enduring effort.

8. A. Clark Washington Congressman Tongue Tongue Oregon Clarke Charleston South Carolina Commonwealth Union Tongue Male

Civic pride urged to lift Newberg streets and homes

An anxious citizen laments thriftless town appearance as Oregon farms shift from grain to fruit growing and dairying. The piece calls for civic improvement and cleaner streets, shadier homes, and shared effort to spark progress amid growth and migration.

Ing Oregon Newberg

Improve Your City’s Weather and Crop Hopes

The article notes pleasant weather with trees leafed out signaling a good crop. G W Byera Jr. flew to Portland Tuesday. Mrs. Crosby’s mother visited Sunday. Crosby returned to Portland Monday. Fifty more men expected Friday to work on the railroad track. N F Dyers and wife visit the Byore family amid Portland lumber strike. Jack Crosby had a runaway Sunday as a horse frightened at a gas course, damaging the buggy but causing no serious harm.

G. W. Byera Jr Portland N.F. Dyers Byore N. F Portland Lumber Ca Mille Jack Crosby

West Willamette Baptist Association Holds Inaugural Meeting

The first annual session in this city opened with a devotional by Rev. L. W. Riley of McMinnville and an annual sermon by Rev. Mark Noble of Corvallis. Eleven churches joined to form a compact association, with reports of membership gains and expanded work. Missionary efforts by the American Baptist Publication Society drew focus, including chapel cars and wagons carrying Bibles and literature. A new Missionary Rev. L. W. Whirry of Stayton was appointed, and a Baptist Young Peoples Union organized. The evening featured a debate on small colleges led by President Boardman of McMinnville College and praises for local music. A sermon by Rev. Riley closed the event. Farms for sale and estate details follow.

West Willamette Baptist Association L. W. Riley McMinnville Mark Noble Corvallis Baptist Church of Willamette Central American Baptist Publication Society L. W. Whirry Stayton Associated Baptist Young Peoples Union F.C. Stanard Boardman McMinnville College Smull College Germany England America W.E. Randyll Portland Mica Mollie Patty Mise Millspaugh The Convention

Electric Bitters Credited By Congressman Champ Clark

A readers note recalls Champ Clark describing how overwork and stress nearly broke his health until three bottles of Electric Bitters restored him. The piece extolls Electric Bitters as a universal medicine sold at druggists, with a novelty guarantee. Also included are real estate transfers and a brief list of local notices and licenses from McMinnville Oregon.

Champ Clark Missouri F. H. Caldwell & Co

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