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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
4
The Newberg Graph announces a weekly newspaper issued every Friday morning with B KH Woodward as editor and publisher and C Woodward as associate editor.
A Columbia area upheaval fuels talk of inter oceanic canal impact. A logging camp tale from Oregon shows a 20 foot stump dance with five couples on the floor. The article notes the band of Balhorns Advertising a Crater's event Monday with Irene Balhorn and Fred Balhorn plus a Parisian cakewalk.
C V Galloway advocates an extraordinary legislative session to correct faulty tax laws without pay or expenses for members. The stance follows speculation that Charlie earned well from this year’s prune crop.
The Eastern states results show Democrats regaining ground and a possible return to unity. In Ohio Tom Johnson, Bryan's chief ally, faced a crushing Republican victory, highlighting a sharper divide between the parties there than elsewhere.
Across the Willamette valley shippers report a shortage of railroad cars delaying shipments of local products. Frustration grows as the Southern Pacific faces sharp criticism from The Oregonian, with calls to start agitation now to spur relief before the next harvest.
The old fire horse Black Molly, aged about twenty, died in harness in Portland after a strenuous and successful fire run. The story highlights its faithful service of fourteen years and its noble bearing, echoing themes from Edmund Vance Cooke's The Hero of the Hill.
Forest Grove Times urges a monument for John McLoughlin founder of Oregon City and Hudson Bay factor who died in 1857. A cairn on the bluff above Oregon City would honor his early aid to pioneers, with a 1907 fiftieth anniversary dedication proposed.
An Albany Herald column argues civic progress hinges on moral advancement. It asserts that administrations claiming moral aims bring material benefits, while those favoring wide open towns fail. Decency and prosperity are presented as closely linked, reflecting public opinion.
Glacier notes from Hood River describe locals spinning tall potato yarns. one man left seven potatoes weighing twenty pounds. another showed a nineteen inch specimen. a farmer claimed one hundred twenty five sacks per acre, while a single man could lift any potato in his patch. next week's Glacier promises more.
The Balhorns, a duo from the Hamburg Novelty Company, are listed for a performance. Their act features a vaudeville style routine blending music and comic sketches for an impending show.
Citizens of Newberg gain access to a new meat supplier, Central Market, announced as the most meat Newberg has seen in markets, managed by Austin and Son. The position promises improved fresh offerings in town.
An article extols Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a testimonial from Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass. and notes a guarantee by F H Caldwell & Co. Druggists with 50 cent and 1 bottle pricing and free trial bottles. It also highlights Oregon corn exhibits showing extraordinary yields and a pioneer farmer J F Yocom raising 95 pounds of shelled corn from one hundred hills.
A Fremont North Carolina resident recounts severe kidney trouble and lingering illness until Electric Bitters. He reports quick relief and full recovery after use. Neighbors also cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and debility. Sold at F H Caldwell and Co Druggists.
A reflective aphorism asserts that noble work carries hardship and that ease is unattainable for men and women alike. It emphasizes endurance and perseverance as defining life paths.
A Franklin Grove resident healed an ugly leg ulcer after four years with Bucklen's Amica Salve. The ad claims it also treats burns scalds skin eruptions and piles. Available for 25 cents at F. H. Caldwell & Co's Drug Store.
A line from an old author warns that betraying a confidant is a greater sin than theft. The maxim emphasizes integrity and loyalty in personal conduct.
A testimonial from W. T. Raston of Boerne Texas praises DeWitts Little Early Risers as unequalled liver pills. The note claims they provide strength with ease and cure biliousness torpid liver jaundice sick headache and constipation without purging. Sold by F H Caldwell & Co.
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