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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic from May 10, 1906 notes a Democratic exchange urging fresh, young candidates for the First District Senate race. It contrasts this demand with the Republican Hawley nomination, arguing the people want new blood in Congress. The editor is W. C. Woodward.
Yamhill county Democrats faced a tight race hardship naming two candidates with the same surname. Officials designated one Hendrick and the other Hendricks to create distinct ballot entries amid a difficult legislative contest.
The article notes broad state unanimity for Republican nominees and credits the Direct Primary with erasing factional lines. Democrats, hurt by past discord, tried to scare voters but fail. Defeated candidates unite behind successful rivals as Republicans field strong choices and expect victory.
The Oregonian reports that the Lewis and Clark exposition structures will not be razed but repaired and strengthened for manufacturing use. The move turns anticipated demolition into a durable asset, reshaping the site from a city beautiful concept to a lasting city useful that reflects the industrial spirit the exposition inspired.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise notes a strong conservative bloc ready to veto a wholesale liquor dealer proposal. Voters prefer fairness and oppose granting absolute sway to saloon interests, warning that more such measures could erode support at the upcoming election.
The Herald comments on Governor Chamberlain's campaign platform noting Democratic criticism that the points lack full information and that the platform has not been fully constructed. The report frames early reactions as expectations unmet.
The speaker critiques Governor Chamberlain and Governor elects, arguing the governor’s vetoes and policies align with Republican themes on franchise control, taxation, and state finances. It claims Democratic positions largely mirror Republican sources and warns of costliness from veto-driven governance.
Yamhill County abstracts record numerous transfers with buyers and sellers including DR Hutchins, J Hobson, J Lillie, Lucy Jellison, W A Harris, F D Harris, H H Graves, K Heider, NG Fairchiles, J T Converse, Andrew J Kidder, Martin Sarich, Mina Reil8, Leo econ, WE Jones, AC White, Joseph Schomus, Chas L Butterfield, telecommunication and school district deals. Amounts range from 10 to 960 dollars with several large parcels and city properties in McMinnville and surrounding lots.
Sawmill and lumber laborers needed with pay from 2.00 to 3.00 dollars per day. Steady work offered. Apply at Booth-Kelly Lumber Co in Eugene Oregon.
Routine watch maintenance prevents wear and loss of accuracy. The ad urges cleaning every eighteen months, warning grit and old oil cause damage and pivots to grind. It pledges thorough disassembly, cleaning, oiling, reassembly, and regulation to restore perfect condition.
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