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The Newberg Graphic notes distribution as a weekly Thursday edition. Publisher credits go to H Woodward and W C Woodward printers and publishers.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
4
Weather and finance notes from Oregonian issue
The Oregonian notes fine fall weather in Oregon and farmers desire rain for plowing. It highlights a Tuesday editorial titled Just the plain way, praised for its reasoning and sense, urging readers to preserve for future reading.
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Oregon
Oregonian
Profanity Cited As Harmful Social vice
A brief editorial admonishes against profanity stating it harms society and individuals. It declares profanity unprofitable and degrading, urging young men to avoid it and consider the impact on social relations.
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Youngman
Port land Hunt Club horse show a success for next year
The Port land horse show held last week under the Hunt Club proved successful and a similar event has been planned for next year. The noble horse, shown with the auto, remains ahead by several lengths and will not be out of sight in the eyes of many spectators.
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Portland
Hunt Club
Martinsville Lawyer Noted For Wide Practice Range
The Martinsville Democrat recalls Judge Harrison who once handled a malice killing case near Waverly for $5 and later led an international case earning $100,000. The piece notes few lawyers in the state match his wide range and scale.
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Martinsville
Indiana
Harrison
Justice of the Peace
Waverly
Dallas population count shows 2090 with 139 childless homes
The Observer reports Dallas and nearby suburbs total 2090 residents, a strong showing for Polk County seat yet 139 childless homes mar the scene, signaling a troubling trend for the progressive city. Newberg counts native born residents to present our strongest metric.
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Dallas
Polk
Newberg
Newberg Residents Advocate Calm Financial Outlook
The community aims to avoid panic amid economic challenges, choosing to act as usual and keep a cool head. Leaders note past panics caused dire results and commend the public for a steady, reassuring approach.
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Newberg
Ladd & Tilton Promise to Cover Trust Co Deposits
The scare from the closing of Title Guarantee & Trust Co of Portland was eased by Ladd & Tilton declaring they would insure all savings deposits within two years if not paid by the Title Guarantee & Trust Co. On Tuesday the Merchants National Bank of Port.
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Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Portland
Ladd & Tilton
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Merchants National Bank of Port
Banks of Oregon Reassure Public After Closure
Land failed to open its doors yet the bank is solvent and expected to reopen soon. General opinion says the worst is over and business will settle back to normal quickly as Oregon banks are in strong condition and people must support recovery.
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Oregon
Banks adopt uniform policy to curb sudden financial panic
The piece notes that Oregon and Pacific Coast banks faced sudden stress as currency halted. Bankers nationwide agreed to limit withdrawals to modest amounts to keep business alive, a policy praised as preventing a broader panic. The writer cites Indiana and Kansas as examples, highlighting broad public acceptance and the novel, timely response across states.
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Oregon
Pacific Coast
Indiana
Kansas
Death of J. D. Tarrant in Newberg at 76
J D Tarrant died at his Newberg home on Sunday November 10 after a lingering illness aged seventy six years and eighteen days. He was born November 29 1831 in Marlborough England arrived in the U S in 1854 and lived in Nebraska Oregon before settling in Newberg where he ran the Ramsey flouring mill. He married Emma Smith in 1850 and leaves a son E C Tarrant of Viewfield SD and three daughters Emma Crawford Nellie McCulley and one who died in infancy. Funeral services were held at the Friends church and cemetery by his Masonic and church orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Tarrant
Newberg
Marlborough
England
United States
Emma Smith
E. C. Tarrant
Viewfield
South Dakota
Emma Crawford
Goldendale
Washington
Nellie McCulley
Hamburg
Iowa
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Rochester
New York
Tarrant
Nebraska
Oregon
Ramsey
Friends Church
Edwards
Multiple Marriages Noted Among Local Residents
The record lists Lizzie Simmons aged 18 transferring to Verna Lady aged 23 and Frank Brown aged 33, along with Lela Hayes aged 20 transferring to H. Z. Tharp aged 26 in a sequence of name and age changes recorded locally.
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Lizzie Simmons
Verna Lady
Frank Brown
Lela Hayes
H. Z. Tharp
Property listing in Monmouth Oregon for sale
For Late-House and two lots six rooms also pantry and woo room all new Good well with pump on porch Lots 5234 by 380 feet Well located in Monmouth Oregon A bargain if taken now Would trade for Newberg property Address Geo C Ritchey Monmouth Oregon or inquire of Wm Slater city Mary
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Monmouth
Oregon
Newberg
Geo. C. Ritchey
Wm Slater
City
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H. Woodward, W.C. Woodward
Briters and Publishers
J. D. Tarrant
Nelson & Hanson
Newberg Artificial Stone Co
General Contractors and Builders
Sheridan Street
Commercial Hotel
Cc. F. Held
Nash & Finley
F. H. Caldwell & Company
Kodabery
California
A.fencel
Bridge Beach
Superior
King & Bennett
First
Washington Sts
B. Cummings & CO
James Patterson & Co
Chatham Fanning Mill
Vincent Feed & Imp. CO
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