Newberg Graphic Sued Every Thursday Morning
The Newberg Graphic faces a legal action filed by Woodward and Company of Woodward for Thursday morning proceedings. Easters and Publishers are referenced in association with the dispute.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic faces a legal action filed by Woodward and Company of Woodward for Thursday morning proceedings. Easters and Publishers are referenced in association with the dispute.
In Portland Astoria Eugene and Newberg Russell H. Conwell the renowned lecturer will lecture this season. You will want to hear him. A newspaper must know the author of all published matter for self protection. This week two articles arrived with no author names, so we could not publish them.
In fine weather residents plan to clear old rub bish from sidewalks and walkways. They note dry piles under shelter can serve as firewood but scattered remnants harm street appearance.
Winter season entertainment offered at a nominal price requires liberal patronage to sustain the program. Decide promptly to purchase tickets without solicitation to back the venture and aid those backing the undertaking.
A Newberg woman returning from a Willamette valley town remarked on its tidiness and criticized the town visited. The note implies outsiders will visit as two hundred Baptist convention delegates arrive in Newberg in a couple of weeks, prompting a cleanup to attract praise.
A man in Oregon pursues a U S Senate seat while known to drink heavily at public events. Despite his woes, twenty one counties are dry and there is hope the entire state will go dry before the new senator’s term ends.
A mix of visitors from the midwest and farther east report tepid enthusiasm in this presidential cycle but skewed toward Taft. Fred L. Ames, touring states including Denver during the Democratic convention and Lincoln for Bryan’s nomination, predicts Taft will win. He quotes a Denver brother-in-law Bryan supporter who says the race is close yet suggests Republican odds favor Taft.
The lyceum course features Russell H. Conwell in Acres of Diamonds, a standout attraction likely to justify season tickets. The piece notes record wage levels under current administration and recalls past political shifts in Oregon, including prohibition votes in Yamhill County.
Taft shows growing strength while Bryan appears to fade, with past presidential campaigns indicating Bryan was stronger early then weaker later. The lack of renewed fervor from Bryan's followers contrasts with Taft's steady progress, though overall enthusiasm remains inconsistent.
The speaker from the Junction City Times argues for a law to require teachers to drill pupils on the correct forms did done saw seen came went gone. He blames bad English for social carelessness and says proper speech matters more than dress.
Advice on preparing hens for colder seasons, managing roosters, and maintaining poultry housing. Recommendations include treating gander aggression, treating scaly legs with gastar, sowing duck yards with rye for green feed and soil disinfection, and buying new stock in September. Emphasizes meticulous care by women in poultry keeping and early winter preparations for roofs and interiors.
The article advises keeping a hen house open to fresh air and sunshine during the day. It notes the molting season now, with birds molting through December, promising good egg supply in the next three months when prices are high.
McMinnville reports numerous conveyances from owners including Elmer C Johnson Ames Mercantile Agency and T W Biggs to multiple buyers. Transactions cover parcels and blocks in McMinnville Dayton Newberg Sheridan and surrounding areas with values from 70 to 10500 dollars.
Rosa Jane Kirby, 19, wed Robert J Bates, 21, and Minnie Walters, 48, to John C Fitzgerald, 64, according to local notices listing names and ages of involved parties.
Public sale Saturday October 17 at 1 pm at the New berg Hotel building. Items include dressers chests wardrobes beds mattresses carpets chairs and household goods with 5 percent discount on bids over 10 dollars. Auctioneers M C Howard L M Surra.
A poem declares a woman’s value is universal beyond limits or borders. It asserts there is no task, blessing, or burden in life that lacks a woman’s essential weight and influence.
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