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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
8
Judge W M Ramsay praises Judge Galloway noting honesty courage and strict adherence to the law. The endorsement emphasizes equal application of justice and lack of favoritism, urging re election based on proven integrity. Paid advertisement.
The county Republican Assembly, with over 200 delegates, endorsed candidates for local offices and denounced Democratic bosses and alleged primary law violations. It argues the voters nominated those endorsed, while Democrats allegedly bypassed petitions and violated the Corrupt Practices Act. Paid notice urges voting for I. H. Van Winkle for Circuit Judge.
H. Van Winkle of Salem announces candidacy for Circuit Judge. He pledges equal justice and no special favors, citing experience and preparation including time as assistant to Attorney General Crawford. Paid political advertisement.
Local notices list livestock for sale including four month old colt yearling two and three year olds plus farm bargains and property trades. Beaver Realty Co advertises nursery stock and cheap sheep dip. J Jordon promotes optical service with free exams. Wanted ads seek strawberry plants Gold Dollars Clark's seedling and price quotes. Cas A West requests plant supply details. R D No 2 Yamhill Oregon.
Washington county voters signatories oppose district annexation to Multnomah noting minimal district impact and urging a no vote on measure 339. The anti annexation committee led by W D Wood argues the transfer would harm Washington while Multnomah gains wealth and influence.
Real estate offer for a fine new eight room bungalow in the Northwest Newberg subdivision. Property highlights include a modern style home with conveniences and flexible acreage from 1 to 13 acres. Seller willing to include two or more acres and discuss terms.
Allen Reynolds How. Co announces sale of their business to E. B. Merchant Hardware Co and thanks Newberg residents for patronage. All accounts are due. An office is opened with Morris Bros on West First street to settle claims for the next thirty days.
Woodman of the World hosts a Burr Oak Circle Halloween gathering at Burr Oak hall East First street on October 31 at 8 30 pm. All Circle members are urged to attend. Committee invites ladies to join.
A brief notice offers four fine lots with a small down payment and easy monthly balance. Inquiries go to C A Morris, opposite post office.
Worth the Price highlights The Spirit of Idaho by Arthur W Worth and Greater Than Gold by Clayton M Jones in October Sunset Magazine. On sale at all news stands for 15 cents.
For sale a fine residence lot 5650 by 113 on North street one block east of Main priced at 350 with terms if necessary. Contact W. M. Heacock Bay City Oregon. A humorous line ends with a reflection on self centeredness and social company.
The article notes how many towns in Lancashire and Scotland shut down for weeks as workers take holidays. It mentions savings for outings, destinations like Isle of Man and Paris, and the pattern of sequential holidays from June to September reflecting regional customs and railway impacts.
A scientist tests a young newsboy by asking how stones are made. The boy insists they grow, compares them to potatoes, and argues stones would still be the same size after years, prompting disbelief from the man. The exchange highlights the boy's quick wit.
A Chicago News item describes a wife visiting her merchant husband downtown. She asks about books on top of the safe and learns they are daybooks and night books. She remarks night books are those she must work over at times when he is kept until 2 a.m.
Witty exchange about reforming as a bachelor ends with a remark that the speaker has married twice since the joke. The quote attributes the quip to the Cleveland Leader and tightens on the idea of personal reinvention through marriage.
The trader notes the horse bought yesterday shows affection by rearing onto hind legs to embrace the owner, prompting a humorous exchange about the animal’s temperament. The dialogue contrasts a vicious appearance with surprising affectionate behavior.
Fires incur large annual losses from burning tobacco, with no insurance recovery possible.
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