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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
4
Newberg Oregon weekly issue details appear in this Thursday morning publication note. It lists Woodward as publisher and editor and notes second class mail handling at the Newberg post office.
The remark asks who calls Dallas not the town on the Weet, noting only those who have visited Newberg might dispute it. The line implies differing opinions about Dallas versus Newberg as the top Weet locale.
A statement proclaims that no country is more beautiful in May and June than the Willamette Valley, inviting comparison and challenge to readers and travelers.
Hood River Smith has returned from Jamestown and reembraced the Spitzenberg and the Yellow New town refrain as the community joins in chorus, signaling everything is well in Hood River.
Citizens in Milton form a stock company to build a hotel costing 15000 dollars. Critics may claim the venture won’t pay, but supporters push ahead with the community project and funding efforts.
A Newberg report notes several baby boys born in the past year are as bright as the Spanish royal infant, but with far less fuss from the public. The piece contrasts quiet Newberg arrivals with the celebrated birth in Spain.
The Woodburn Independent reports Walter L. Tooze, a former congressional primary candidate, has bought the large general merchandise store in Falls City and will move his family there soon. Expect bold ads in Polk County press as he plans to make the venture pay.
A historical note explains that the kitchen cabinet label arose as opponents of President Jackson’s administration nicknamed Hon. Francis Preston Blair and Hon. Amos Kendall. The men met Jackson through back doors to avoid observation, prompting the Whig party to deride them as the Kitchen Cabinet.
Mrs Phebe Hammer urges aid for famine victims in China. Readers may leave donations at the office to be sent to the appropriate committee. Even a small contribution helps a family, a nickel could buy bread and feed a man for several days.
A columnist reflects on the vast abundance available yet unused while people in China and elsewhere face starvation. The piece laments misdistribution and urges equitable allocation of essential goods to prevent suffering. The tone is urgent and morally charged, calling for action.
The piece argues local option harms town credit and salaries while citing past campaigns in Yam Hill County. It notes merchants now prefer cash payments and credit losses reversed after local option battles, with Seaside urged not to be scared by opponents and “whiskey soaked” rhetoric.
The Artman decision holds that the legislature cannot license intoxicating liquor as it harms public health morals and safety. Indiana counties respond variably with Danville Pittsboro licenses granted over remonstrance. Fountain County blocks licenses citing the constitution. other counties defer while remonstrances and withdrawal cards complicate action. The dispute centers on whether liquor licensing can proceed under the Artman ruling.
A fragment notes anxiety about proceeding to the court of last resort. It mentions steps being taken to hasten such action and the desire for timely adjudication. The text implies urgency without detailing parties or dates.
The scarce residents who rely on wind for income face backlash as neighbors protest their practice. Local officials weigh restrictions while some defend the tradition as essential work.
A claim that Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy offers universal relief for colic and diarrhoea in children and adults. It praises consistent success and pleasant taste when mixed with sugar. Sold by C. F. Moore for family use.
A compact reflection on human benevolence, highlighting ordinary acts of care performed by people. The phrase frames kindness as a highest virtue found in everyday deeds.
J B Massey of Minatagels Mice describes sixty years of torment from sciatica with no relief until Chamberlains Pain Balm eased the pain. He claims less than a bottle gave a permanent cure and urges others to try the 25 cent bottle, sold by C F Moore.
A notice announces an appointment by Yamhill County to administer estate matter in Newberg. The administrator is named and must act within six months from the date dated May 8. The document lists CLARENCE BUTT and party involved in the probate proceedings.
Prof J S Carrick presents private lessons in piano, organ, voice cultivation, harmony, and composition. One hour sessions available at $7.50 per term with regular courses and occasional lessons.
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