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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
Newberg Graphic issued every Friday morning with Frographic items. Fe H Woopwaup and W C Woopwaup listed as editors and contributors. Entered as second class matter at the post office in Newberg Oregon.
The piece lists candidates for state and local offices including C. E. Wolverton Linn County for governor, J. W. Bailey Multnomah for treasurer, Theos H. Tongue Washington County for congress, Dr. W. Tyler Smith Sheridan for senator, B. L. Edily Tillamook for representative, Clarence Butt Newberg for representative, and other county posts. It urges voting for Tongue for congress and praises his energetic representation.
The text notes Butt and Vongue as trusted public figures with legislative and congressional experience. It urges a June fourth vote and hints at a subdued campaign with little public speaking and discreet instruction.
Congressman Thos H Tongue has been invited to give an address in Washington on Memorial Day. Some locals claim he does not play a role in the nation’s capital, a point disputed in the next few days.
The passage contrasts a Southern Democrat’s calm plotting to disfranchise Black citizens with his dramatic concern over the Porto Rico tariff, arguing he resents perceived injustice toward Black Porto Ricans while charity appears limited to Porto Rico.
The piece critiques anti imperialist politicians for hypocrisy over bloodshed and Moorish standards while attacking McKinley over a war stance. It questions Bryan and silver policy, cites Republican financial bills, and argues Oregon should back Congressman Tongue to boost national influence.
Sheridan Sun notes strong local support for the Republican ticket and county officers. It argues fusion leads to discord and warns against parties that trade principles for spoils of office.
The Ohio Republican convention chair warns that four years of prosperity under the party’s policies contrasts with the Democratic record. He cites gains in industry and agriculture, and says a Democratic return would bring stagnation, danger abroad, and harm to national welfare.
In Newberg farmers with land and local influence press for beet sugar plant support. A proposed $800000 capital investment hinges on 5000 acres of beets over five years, yet only 198 contracts for about 10 million acres have been secured, as skepticism and hesitation linger among residents.
Small planters respond more readily to the volu\-ntary land lease plan than large owners. Some landholders resist or delay, and a Newberg Development Co meeting at Crater’s Hall Friday will report progress and seek new stock. A large turnout of both women and men is urged for a spirited meeting.
A Pacific coast publicity list promotes free California travel folders from Southern Pacific. It highlights guides on resorts from San Francisco to Los Angeles, Shasta outings, Southern California charms, a detailed pocket map, and other geographic guides while noting publication distribution through agents and Portland offices. Also includes a Kentucky witness endorsement for Kings New Discovery cough remedy and trial bottles.
The piece argues against the stock law vote, warning it would force many Newberg families to sell cattle and harm local farmers. It predicts pushed beef supply, increased feral growth, higher fire risk, and notes potential benefits for bicycle riders and sidewalks. It also mentions bids for school district No. 2201 amenities and dates.
Miss Frank Dupoy buys a $500 piano and is happy. Prof Clough to teach summer school near Woods. Mrs George Perkina very sick. John McIntire poorly. A new barber arrives, quality welcomed. Seo English returns from St Vincent hospital improved. Locks work resumes by contractors. progress likely. LaFayette No 20 I.O.O.F. delegates at Astoria grand lodge. LB. L. Eddy of Tillamook billed to speak the 21st. A child born to station agent W A Pearson’s wife. Quiet political scene with plans to vote for J L Hoskins and ticket. Cheese factory opened by Mr Childs moving from Brownsville. Real estate transfers reported for week ending Moh 8, 900.
Describes acreage with 00 cultivation ready buildings fences and an orchard located seven miles from Newberg Oregon. Inquiry details refer to Staten and Bert in Newberg for more information.
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of Charles Bovard deceased under an order of the Yamhill County Court Oregon made on the 26th day of May 1909 to sell privately Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in Block 56 Edwards addition to Newberg Yamhill County Oregon. Purchasers must pay at sale. offers invited.
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