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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
4
A historic brief notes that Newberg Graphic is issued every Thursday morning by Woodward Hatters and Publishers. The paper lists a yearly advance price of 1.50 dollars and identifies September 10, 1908 as the publication date.
The Oregonian letter describes alleged misconduct by the Oregon governor during the Astoria regatta. The Graphic argues it has a duty to publish the truth about the governor's conduct, though other papers accuse it of mudslinging. The piece urges openness about public behavior and accountability to voters.
Mr Russell failed to operate his Newberg plant this season after loading up last year and facing changed finances. Growers lose profits while awaiting disposal of their crops. The plant exists and is praised as one of the Northwest's best and will likely begin operations next season.
The Oregon Agriculturist praises how agricultural college representatives expose the wild claims about Alaska wheat. It warns against gullibility in paying high prices for questionable products, noting buyers rely on sensational magazines for such agricultural fiction.
A quoted remark notes that agricultural readers deserve occasional consideration. The line reflects editorial stance on audience engagement and inclusion of diverse viewpoints within farming journalism.
Plan to visit next week includes a trip to the state fair and a fine exhibit of Oregon soil products. The stock show promises quality displays and a chance to mingle with residents from across the state.
The county court showed good sense in refusing to grant the petition for the removal of Mr. Lownsdale, the county fruit inspector.
Eugene W. Chafin, presidential candidate for the prohibition ticket, addressed a sizable Edwards Grove audience last Friday morning. He arrived from Portland by auto, spoke despite the party's late arrival, and was received with band accompaniment. His speech contrasted with past ultra rhetoric, emphasizing argumentative style and appealing to diverse faiths, while avoiding the old crusading catchphrase.
The State Dairy and Food Commissioner introduces a Dairymen's Headquarters at the State Fair. A deputy will answer questions and dairy authorities speak daily. Charts will show cow testing results, the Babcock test will be demonstrated, and the acidity test for cream quality applied. It serves as resting space and information center for Oregon dairymen and visitors.
McMinnville records show Chas H Dunn and wife transferring lots 6 7 block 12 Oak Park addition McMinnville and a small adjoining tract to Arthur White and wife for 400 dollars Mary Hadley transfers to R L and Ella J Harris the south 15 feet of lot 210 Dayton for 55 dollars C Stucky to Elizabe Yuo and husband lots 9 10 11 block 6 Lippincott Ist addition Dayton for 350 dollars Chase A Smith Cook and others transfer to Henry C Tatro east half block L Saylors addition McM McMinnville for 475 dollars
A series of land transfers recorded including buyers and sellers such as M A Baker to Jao G er and A Dundas to Phil Gilham with prices from 10 to 1350 dollars. Other deeds note lots and parcels in Edwards and Central plus McM and Newberg areas with values ranging from 10 to 3750 dollars.
A report recalls an August 19 hold-up 20 miles west of Dundee involving G S Hoagley. A nearby woman confronted the party at her gate demanding payment for work when a man responded with threats to bed if he would. The tale notes a prior daytime hold-up the day before by another man who paid their bill. Mary J Hess.
Local sellers invite buyers to view selections of dried prunes and raspberries for delivery by carload to the Newberg packing house. Gite & Co. offers contact via Bell phone 43x to negotiate terms and pricing.
A reflective spot on an aging woman craving a simple magazine, a picnic, or a single dollar of her own. The piece contrasts quiet daily life with lingering desires and a subtle hunger for independence.
An ad warns that kidney trouble is insidious and can lead to fatal illness. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by C. F. Moore.
Notice is given that J H Rees and J I Hadley were appointed executors of Cyrus Edwin Hoskins's last will by Yamhill County Court Oregon. All persons having claims against the estate must present them with vouchers to the executors at their residence. names of executors include Clarence vo Batt A A Rew and J J Hadley.
ALPHEUS T. BLAIR Administrator of the estate of John K. Blair, deceased, sets the hour of 102 for the hearing of objections to the seal on 908. Seers are at os sdmia for the hearing.
The college lists courses in Agriculture including Agronomy Horticulture Animal Husbandry Dairy Husbandry Forestry Domestic Science and Art Civil Electrical Mechanical Mining Engineering Commerce Pharmacy and elementary programs in similar fields plus forge work cabinet making steam fitting plumbing and machine work. Strong faculty modern equipment free tuition opens Sept. 25 illustrated catalogue with full information on application.
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