Newberg Graphic Weekly Publication Details
The Woodward based newspaper advertises Thursday morning editions with a yearly advance rate of 1.50 dollars. Dated Thursday May 14 1908, it lists Woodward printers and publishers as the issuing entity.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
4
The Woodward based newspaper advertises Thursday morning editions with a yearly advance rate of 1.50 dollars. Dated Thursday May 14 1908, it lists Woodward printers and publishers as the issuing entity.
The bill for the University of Oregon appropriation will raise taxes by about two cents per thousand dollars of property. Proponents call it a reasonable cost to save Oregon from being a mossback state and applaud progressive citizens for supporting the measure.
Albany Democrat editorial urges Mr Cake to run on his own record rather than the president’s, while Eugene Register questions Chamberlain’s loyalty to Roosevelt and Bryan. The piece portrays Chamberlain as a political acrobat attempting self-promotion via Roosevelt policies and Bryan candidacy.
The speaker argues that backing Cham berlain to send a Democrat to the Senate implies support for a Democratic president as well. He contends that a Republican adopting that stance ceases to be a true Republican and should switch camps to be consistent with party principles.
In Yamhill county residents opposed to licensed saloons are urged to inform neighbors that two measures appear on the upcoming election ballot. One concerns county wide licensing and the other grants incorporated towns power to decide saloon questions within their borders, potentially confusing voters.
The university appropriation stalled by petition will be voted on at the upcoming election. Press commentary shows strong public support with many believing it would have been better.
The speaker argues that continued funding is essential to keep the university of high rank. Removing the appropriation would harm the institution, and a large majority is expected to support sustaining the bill. Oregon should back the university with adequate financial support.
The Graphic notes the saloon issue will be voted on again in Yamhill County this year. Newberg has not seen change with no saloons, while other towns report favorable dry results. Wholesalers pressured re-submission, but the paper expects a dry majority to grow and predicts a long pause before another vote.
Multiple property transfers listed by Yarn Coin Abstract Co McMinnville including Eveline Brown to Allyn Yocum Sheridan additions totals from 1 to 7000 dollars. Transactions cover blocks in Sheridan Newberg Dundee and Deskins add to Newberg with various lots and acreage, led by several couples and individuals.
The regularly candidate for county office in Yamb ty asks voters for support on election day.
W. W. Nickell, a Republican candidate for County Recorder, appeals for support and influence. He cites twenty two years in private life and commitment to Yambill County as his background and motivation.
A voter note references W. G. Henderson receiving the Republican nomination for sheriff at the primary and urges voters to support a square deal for all.
Dan W Feely seeks votes in Yamhill County promising impartial law enforcement and fair tax collection. He pledges courteous service, proper accounting, and faithful duties if elected.
I came to Yamhill county in 1873 and have served as surveyor and notary since my 1880 election as county surveyor. My Civil War service in Company D of the 4th Tennessee Vols includes a lieutenant’s commission at eighteen. I trust my long residence and record qualify me for the office.
A small sorrel mare with four white feet one slightly crooked and lame and a white forehead mark has been taken up on a farm between Dundee and Dayton. No owner identified in the readable notice.
A black shawl twelve by eighteen inches square, valued as a gift, was lost between the author’s house and the Friends church likely on College street on the Sabbath the 10th. The finder is asked to leave it at the Graphic office. Lizzig A. P. Wuirtz.
For sale at a bargain a 30 horsepower engine and boiler with tile mill capable of making tile from 3 to 12 inches, includes brick die and side cut. Newberg Tile Factory listing.
Will Crater unveils a new wood saw with a gasoline motor for public use. The device claims efficient cutting with minimal wood waste and is advertised via Bell phone 276.
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