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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
4
Newberg Oregon newspaper issued Thursday morning under Woodward editors announces price of 1.00 per year and postmark as second class. Contains standard notices and local news items typical for 1906 period.
The text extols a candidate as a nearer ideal reformer than W. C. Hawley, praising manhood and leadership. It emphasizes the voter’s power on election day and the rise of a strong nominee among Oregon voters.
Two years ago North and South Newberg precincts gave the largest majority for the local option law in the state and the report predicts an even bigger turnout next Monday.
A neighbor may need information on two local option measures to be voted on. Before election day, ensure they receive clear details about the proposals and their implications.
The ballot to be voted next Monday will be a long one and requires study by the voter. Get a sample ballot and review it carefully before entering the booth to act intelligently.
Statement urges voters from all parties to support Mr. Edwards as the most qualified nominee for the office in Yamhill county. It urges voters to cast their ballots for him.
A candidate faces a broad electorate beyond his party as voters decide support size for the campaign. The question now centers on how large his majority will be rather than turnout or party loyalty.
The wholesale liquor association pared the proposed local option law amendment and is spending heavily to push it. They claim the measure serves their interests, while opponents say the public would be better off with a different path.
Republican candidate F. A. Crawford has been too busy on his farm to campaign much. Voters will see his full campaign effort organized before the next legislature convenes.
The Port land Journal notes many papers have repeated requests for expressions, finding only a few insignificant sheets. It declares Oregon press is aligned strongly with Republican nominees, more than in prior years.
Noulicans award J Hoskins county recorder and D H Turner seeks re election with Democrats not opposing. Clarence Butt and B C Miles secure second terms in the state legislature. Newbery Republicans field Jesse Edwards for state senator who is favored to win and serve a steady term.
The piece weighs the Oregon governorship and notes Gov Chamberlain and Withycombe as equally fit on ability. It questions public interest in their personalities private lives and habits, asserting Chamberlain’s have long been widely known.
The piece contrasts two men, urging voters to choose a governor who embodies virtue and abstention. It questions the character of a leader who must apologize and promotes a role model for youth, urging Oregon voters to consider the candidate who represents the best citizenship.
The Graphic states its editorial columns are not for sale to any party while its advertising space is open to all candidates at the same fair rates. It notes some Republicans questioned its loyalty due to ads for other parties but insists all legitimate advertising is welcomed and receipted.
The text challenges how the democratic press urges voters to back democratic candidates. It asks whether Democrats themselves stray from their nominees and vote Republican, and questions consistency and intensity of Democratic zeal as potentially overplayed rhetoric.
The Milton Eagle expresses statewide sentiment: it endorsed Chamberlain four years ago and would do so again, but this year backs James Withycombe for governor. The paper praises Withycombe as worthy of the tax office and deserving of every Republican vote.
The article argues mothers influence sons through talk and example, but a boy’s world is defined by his father. It states that even Sunday righteousness counts only if mirrored in the father’s actions, for a boy learns work and life from his father’s behavior and the outcomes reflect his father’s deeds.
Hon Willis C Hawley runs for Congress in this district as supporters predict a six to eight thousand vote plurality. Hawley impresses with forceful speeches and solid political knowledge, winning praise from friends in Marion County for his campaign efforts.
A watch requires regular cleaning and lubrication to prevent wear and loss of accuracy. Tiny grit and gum buildup can damage pivots and increase friction. Have your watch thoroughly cleaned and oiled at least every eighteen months, with complete disassembly and precise regulation to ensure perfect function.
The piece argues the Republican ticket is the people's choice under the new direct primary law, unlike the Democrats who held mass meetings and invited candidates, producing a machine ticket. It emphasizes that Democrats ignore the law's spirit while Republicans present nominees selected by the people.
A local display showcases tents and camping gear at J M Shaws with a focus on outdoor equipment for hikers and families planning seaside trips. Shoppers can see a range of tents, sleeping bags, and camp furniture highlighted in the window.
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