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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic dated November 25 1909 notes two extra pages added to improve advertising space and home content. It promises better service to advertisers and readers and invites feedback from business men and patrons.
The text advocates lawful conduct and restraint in gift giving during holidays. It emphasizes penalties for whiskey law violators, reflections on judicial discipline, and urging balanced generosity toward friends, especially the elderly, while avoiding debt.
Fragmentary text cites rates in the potion company and an examination of the books in the office at a beats Laas. The readable items suggest a reporting error or unclear handwriting with missing context and entities.
A fragment describes election timing and campaign issues, mentioning a line of fine china and a dubious bull in a china shop metaphor. It references a candidate and a price note, with unclear authority. The text suggests civic focus and advertising surrounding ballots.
The weather forecast notes ample rainfall for the month with no doubt about meeting expectations. Officials emphasize timely updates to avoid later catch up and ensure accurate reporting.
A terse note emphasizes the need for a usable path to Wapato Lake with assurances of progress. Local officials urge collaboration to secure a dependable route and avoid delays. Community members seek a clear timetable and concrete steps.
Advice urges shoppers to begin before thirty days to ease clerks workload and reach Christmas with less stress. Notes some people have ample funds, while others may face tighter budgets.
In Newberg within a year young girls described as twice seventeen seek their first magazine appearance. The article notes the challenge of securing a feature and hints at possible future opportunities or publicity for these early writers.
The subject shows strong grievance toward Francis J. Heney and admits being led by that sentiment to a before the Oreton Bar Association, a stance that fails to gain public support. He defended the Schmitz reversal at length, but the people view his argument skeptically.
The Woodburn Independent aims for wide circulation in the city and emphasizes its role in informing residents about duties and local affairs through its publication.
Linares and Wiey will conduct a training at Center Hall with Prot iy W and additional exercises planned for attendees.
In a harsh expose, John Kenneth Turner details brutal Yaqui deportations in Yucatan. He recounts slave whipping, forced marriages to Chinese men, and chains of sale with profits to officers. A Mexican army colonel claims 15 700 Yaquis sent to exile, with many dying en route.
A series of property transfers logged by Yamhill County Abstract Company McMinnville. Transactions involve Ira O Barber to Daniel Freeman. Blanen Beach to Henry C Thompson. J Bennett to Geof Allen. Smiley Carter to Mary Chapman. multiple deeds in Newberg Sheridan and Willamina. and parcels in Dayton Carlton Amity and McMinnville with values ranging from 1 to 20000 dollars.
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