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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
4
The 1905 Newberg post notices announce Woodward publishers at $1 per year. The Eugene Guard renounces its union with the Democratic Party in Lane County. The Woodburn Independent reflects on local papers, schooling debates, and concerns about cramming in schools, urging more balanced education and home instruction when possible.
A valley town newspaper recounted a raid on a gambling joint watched for months. An officer entered as another stood at a back window to catch a fleeing suspect later described as now running for Congress, implying his knack for reaching goals.
The Woodburn postmaster expects strong Newberg support for his bid to be the Republican candidate for congress in the first district. A prominent Newberg Republican warned that Tooze’s caliber would be a calamity if he won the nomination, and others say they would not support Tooze under any circumstances.
A letter from Graphic criticizes Oregon public school courses for frills and urges emphasis on core basics. Telegraph column then calls for school board action to trim excess and improve spelling and sentence structure in student work.
A Boston doctor, Dr Ralph Kendrick Smith, reports an insurer accepted an osteopathic examination and settled a claim on the exact amount in the osteopathic report. The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association notes this rare precedent and cites editor Dr A L Evans and Dr H D Bowers.
In pursuance of an order of the District Court of Oregon for Yamhill County the referee named by the court will sell at public auction to the highest bidder in cash on December 1 1906 at the west door of the McMinnville Court House. The property lies in Yamhill County Oregon described as a parcel in section and lot details provided in the notice. The sale is subject to confirmation by the court. Referee: Parrott.
The Semi-Weekly Journal and the Graphic each priced at $1 with a two for $1.75 deal offered at F. H. Caldwell & Co prescription druggists.
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