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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic notes a second collision involving an automobile near Nowheng Georg e and warns readers about reckless speeding. It also contrasts the risk to the public with political party considerations, urging caution.
The Seattle papers discuss whether the Elk's Carnival was a success and note that early verdicts may affect public perception. The Eugene Register claims Furnish did not fund his gubernatorial bid with any paper-supplied money, and editors ponder the art of spending for political gain.
Mrs Waggoner who earlier found Mer rill dead tried again by eloping with a live one, the dead outlaw's brother. Community members who protested her lack of a reward should note she received no state funds to support herself or a criminal spouse.
The text argues that reduced criticism of President Roosevelt’s sincerity on anti trust policy shows moneyed interests in his home state oppose his endorsement by the New York convention. It contends that the trusts view Roosevelt as true to his word and accept his determined stance.
Detroit tavern keepers show willingness to contribute toward the expenses of the big Christian Endeavor convention. A prominent liquor dealer says they will gain business from the event. Camp followers using excursion rates may bring similar business, but the insinuation against the organization is deemed malicious.
The president emphasizes daily duties as the true measure of good citizenship. He says breadwinning caring for family and trustworthy business conduct define a citizen. The Oregon senatorial puzzle looms as Fulton Geer and other candidates jockey for position amid shifting support.
A satirical note mocks forecasts by W. J. Bryan Roswell Sage and Professor Triggs claiming dire outcomes for the Republic. The piece argues citizens are capable and warns against overblown fears of centralized power and controlled markets.
A survey of residents arriving home and visiting leaders in Newberg reports Canby families and J J Cooks friends in town. Roy Heater returns from Portland as carpentry work finishes, and many locals from Michigan Salem and Vancouver send greetings while plans for farms stock and schooling unfold.
An exhibitee dealer reports the sale of a Pacific Queen organ from a Portland display case. The item was removed from the exhibit and purchased by a buyer amid the event’s commerce.
Fragments describe a sale at an old Woman place north of Newberg with items including survey tools and agricultural im ta. Also mentions Dr New Life Pills testimonial from W P Whithead of Kennedale Texas and a Caldwell & Co reference.
For sale a work team on a Chehalem Moontalm farm north of Spring Brook. Auction or sale details not fully clear in the fragment. A. L. Waren appears as a name associated with the listing or advertisement. The text includes praise for Electric Bitters and a testimonial from Rev. C. J. Budlong about benefits for jaundice and liver trouble. The ad mentions price 50 cents and a guarantee by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
A collage of names listed as advertised letters and testimonials praise Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for treating piles fistula burns and wounds. Letters cite Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds and asthma relief with guaranteed bottles available at F H Caldwell Co drugstore along with a request to settle debts to H J Littlefield estate.
In a Manila context a captive reveals a card reading Felipe Aquitano Chairman Prohibition Central Committee Province of Luzon, as a group of dispensers struggle with a failing water supply and reveal their captive’s identity amid mounting tension.
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