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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
4
In New York state campaign lore Hearst supporters and anti Hearst men trade charges. Many accusations appear to be well founded according to the Newberg Graphic.
Observers note William Howard Taft projects strength in Cuba with decisive leadership and effective governance. His physical presence and administrative success in Cuba and the Philippines underscore his reputation as a capable executive.
Hood River will stage a large fruit fair on Thursday Friday and Saturday. The event promises heavy attendance and justifies the trip cost with its claimed attractions and value.
The Graphic rebuts the Gervais Star claiming Portland’s growth harms the state. It argues Oregon would gain financially if Portland matched New York in population and commerce, urging readers to critique their own towns rather than Portland.
The Oregonian claims an exclusive AP franchise and fears census figures could push Portland's population toward a danger line, while the Journal aims to boost estimates. The dispute hints the city may edge closer to the threshold that affects the Oregonian's standing.
The town women posted cards challenging street profanity and their effort has yielded good results as many people now consider the wishes of their neighbors and refrain from taking the Maker's name in vain when reminded.
The article notes Homer Davenport’s voyage to the land of the Turks to import Arabian horses. It questions his judgment if he cannot improve on the old stock shown at the Lewis and Clark fair and suggests Oregon offers superior horses locally.
E Ralston cousin of Jo Porter and J T Rhoton bought the West Side Enterprise after summer visits. He ran a newspaper business in South Dakota for years and joins the local field with independence in a growing farming town. Valley newspaper boys greet him warmly.
A Wisconsin senator named La Follette is commended for speaking boldly in public and pursuing what he believes serves the people’s best interests. The passage lauds new La Follette-style leadership as a sign of renewal and vitality for the nation’s future.
The Statesman quotes a harsh critique accusing the Oregonian of stifling criticism and ridiculing other papers. It calls the editor's behavior abusive and unprofessional while noting all editors are human.
Hood River News-Letter stresses that adversity facing papers stems from frayed ties and self interests. The piece urges all Oregon journalists to join the state press association, work together, and spend time networking to advance the quill-pushing fraternity.
Jas A Plopper and wife transfer to Louis Rinehart 134.16 acres valued at 2500. Minnie E Bradley and husband transfer to B F Swick and wife to S C Stuckeys 30 feet in Lot 218 Dayton. B F Swick and wife to Minnie E Povon 20 feet in Lot 218 Dayton. 200 Lillian H Messinger and husband to AC and JH Hardin Lot in Carlton valued at 225. Stephen Davis and wife to Hiel A Hyde 3 4 acre block 43 Edwards addition to Newberg valued at 400. Geo C Carl and wife to Wm Daniels block 4 H and L addition to Newberg valued at 1300. Geo H Greer to Rosa I Young 20 acres valued at 200. Jesse Edwards and wife to Niel A Hdge 4 lots in Newberg.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Oregon in convention assembled at Newberg extends hearty thanks to the Newberg WCTU hostesses the Friends church the music committee President McGrew for Frances Willard's picture and Mrs Nutting of Albany along with many friends who assisted in various ways.
Mrs Ora Bussard of Brubaker Illinois praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy for curing her daughter’s long pneumonia related cough two years ago The bottle acted like a charm and helped the child recover She notes the remedy is sold by C F Moore.
Advertises Chehalem Valley Mills Patent hard wheat flour praised for strength and purity. Claims unsurpassed whiteness and available for $1.30 per sack at all stores.
Travelers are urged to carry Chamberlain's Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in their luggage as a preventive measure against sickness. Sold by C. F. Moore. A reflection on faith and usefulness closes the note.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine says Electric Bitters cured her mother's epilepsy and severe suffering restoring strength from age seventy. The tonic claims to purify blood settle stomach liver and kidney function and cure malaria biliousness and nerve weakness. Sold by F H Caldwell Co at five cents?
The piece asserts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is free of injurious substances and safe for children. It claims the medicine has great merit, treats coughs colds and croup, and has a world wide reputation. Sold by C. F. Moore.
A street parade is planned to start at noon on October 12. Community organizers urge residents to join and note planned route and safety arrangements.
Wounds and burns can be treated with antiseptic dressings to prevent inflammation and blood poisoning. Keep Pain Balm at home to save time and money and reduce suffering. For sale by C. F. Moore. Jim Crawford and J. L. Bradford, billed as two funny men, appear at the Opera House on October 12.
Teknosha Michigan resident G. J. Welch recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts sores and skin injuries claiming it promptly ends pain. Hailed as quickest pile cure and best healing salve, price 25 cents at F H Caldwell Co drug store.
A testimonial from Mrs. Geo Walls of Oregon City Maine claims Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds quickly ends them prevents pneumonia cures lagrippe relieves asthma and hay fever in a country plagued by illnesses. the ad urges use for widespread coughs and cold severity.
The article argues a damaged watch wastes money and time, urging owners with any defective model to bring it to the repair department. Our shop promises skilled service to restore reliability and usefulness, turning a broken piece into a dependable timekeeper.
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