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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

Page

5

Local Residents and Visitors Frequent Newberg Happenings

McMinnville residents and other guests visited Newberg this week for fairs, visits, and events. Notables include Judge Rhodes Cecil Hoskins Prof Reagan and Mrs Reagan plus many relatives traveling to Portland Salem and Beaverton for fairs and family engagements.

Judge Rhodes McMinnville Cecil J. Hoskins W. J. Reagan Portland Walter Hembree A. E. Bowman Otto Newport H. M. Williams Beaverton G. E. Metcalf Eugene

Newberg Notes Highlight Local Jobs Projects and Visits

Yewberg Work advances on the college foundation ready for brick work. Notables include Mrs. Ferguson visiting her ailing father James Olds in Lafayette, J. C. Keller settling with Purity Cream Co. in Arleta, and several residents taking new posts and travels. Newberg scenes include a fire scare at the M E church, gate vandalism on S P rails, and ongoing community shifts.

C. C. Ferguson Mildred LaFayette Ferguson James Olds J. C. Keller The Purity Cream Co Portland Arleta Bertha King Newberg Bertha Cox Bellingham Washington Ernest Bales Associated Oil Co Bakersfield California Bales Dayton

CANDIDATES COLUMN ELECTION NOTES AND PRIZE HISTORY

The text covers J N Hart announcing candidacy for Oregon attorney general with endorsements from Judge Smith and a call for votes from Yamhill county. It also includes notes on the Nobel Prizes and a brief anecdote about lamp chimney invention by Aimé Argand, with early prize context.

Clarke for State Printer Reform Ad Campaign

Republican candidate William J. Clarke promotes flat salary for State Printer and claims the move will end the fee system and save taxpayers over $20,000 yearly. Appears as a paid political advertisement urging readers to consult an argument in a Corrupt Practices pamphlet.

William J. Clarke

Calkins Seeks County Commissioner Nomination

S M Calkins is a candidate for county commissioner subject to the republican primary election. He cites twenty years residence in Yam hill county and success as a business man and farmer as fitness for the office. Fair treatment to all parts of the county guaranteed if elected. Paid adv.

W. E. Lewis Seaside George Allen E. O. Wilson Michigan Joseph Wilson Tyra Hutchins Portland Newberg Platts White Bluffs Washington W. C. Kruger E. A. King Lou McPherson W. A. King Charles K. Spaulding Tia Salem L. M. Smith Jay The Hill Military Academy W. S. Parker Lenora Parker Hazel Frances Elliott O. V. Allen Boise Idaho McMinnville Lynn F. Clough Pacific College Frances Sadie Bird Everett S. M. Calkins J. D. Gordon & Son Edgewood I. N.campbell Jesse Hobson Southern Pacific Hobson Smith 8Th Judicial District Hart Oregon Yamhill County J. N. Hart Baker City Yamhill

Clarke Campaign Ad Promotes Flat Salary State Printer

A 1906 voter decision set a flat salary for the State Printer by 4 to 1 and failed again in 1907 and 1909. The ad urges support for William J. Clarke the Republican candidate pledging the reform and savings, labeled as a paid advertisement.

Willis S. Duniway William J. Clarke

Flat Salary pledge frames State Printer race demand

Republicans were persuaded four years ago that voting would elect a flat salary State Printer. After four years they are told by Mr. Duniway that the pledge meant only economical business administration, while critics press for more graft. Support William J. Clarke with your primary vote. Paid adv.

Duniway William J. Clarke

A Boy’s Definition of Peace in a Simple Morning Scene

A boy answers what peace means with a country schoolyard quip. He says peace comes when his mother has washed and dressed her six children for school, and she then exclaims that she will have peace. The exchange frames a child’s pragmatic view of calm in daily life.

Miss Grayf Miss Gray

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Margaret Inglis Ella Macy Virginia Cox Walter Randall John F. Lyons James Fisher Vernon Metschenbacher Klamath Falls University of Oregon At Eugene Parker Morrow County Yewberg J. F. Calbreath John A. Smith Chehalis Elmer Thorne Miller Mercantile Co C. S. Calkins W. E. Allen University of Illinois George L. Carr Lents Northwestern American Approsal Co Milwaukee Wisconsin Friends Church J. C. Porter E. Ralston Montana Mr. Ralston Independence Maybelle York Elwood Indiana Jesse Edwards George Ritchey Topeka Kansas of the Christian Church Clifford N. Terrell Los Angeles W. E. Terrell C. J. Edwards C. J W. E. Purdy Tri-County Democratic Party Multnomah Clackamas C. L. Kelley Payette University of Chicago Constance Ewing Noyes L. T. Gage Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Cleveland Ohio C. R. Duer Dave Dorrance Douglas County W. H. Whitten Gates Black Eagle Silver King Leo Ballard G. J. Ricker Walla Walla M. E Fielder Wood Chehalem Mountain Lewisville Benton County S. P. Company Albert Heater Springbrook S. P Epworth League Fall Soods AG Tuung Willer Vercantite Company Alfred Nobel Board of Control Stockholm New York American Aime State Printer Clarke Roosevelt GameTrails Charles Scribner's Suns Fifth Avenue New York C.A. Morris Newberg, Ore Thos. Herd & Son Building Contractors
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