Newberg Graphic Post Office Listing
The Newberg Graphic is listed as mail at the Newberg Oregon post office with second class matter designation.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic is listed as mail at the Newberg Oregon post office with second class matter designation.
A 1916 Newberg scene shows a horse doctor riding a nerve- racking motorcycle drawing insults to Morgans and Cleveland Bays. Prune workers seek labor as hop fields face shortages and back door pleas for aid circulate amid drought and rising flour costs. The note recalls past Democratic promises to curb high living costs tied to Wilson era campaigning.
The piece reminds voters to confirm registration before November elections and to obtain a ticket to vote if not yet registered. It cautions readers to act now to ensure their name appears on the rolls and can cast a ballot.
The Albany Democrat notes M A Miller foresees a Wilson win in November. The piece hints the Hon. Mill, praised by Wilson, would not be seen making rival predictions while holding a federal post in Portland.
The Graphic printers produced a very classy letterhead for the Yamhill Electric Co in Newberg, praised as likely unmatched outside Portland. The design was created by manager R. J. Moore.
Washington bankers who attended the Montana State Bankers Association gathering in Miles City report that about 90 percent of roughly 200 Montana bankers favored statewide prohibition and expect the state to go dry when the issue is voted on.
A former Newberg resident who owes the Graphic seven dollars has bought an automobile and hopes for safe riding. On Tuesday the Polk County Observer issued a twenty page illustrated edition detailing Polk county resources and notable citizens, a credit to the publisher and worth wide circulation.
The Willamette River ran cooler and drew fewer bathers this season. Leland G. Hendricks, editor of the Statesman, drowned while bathing in the river at Salem last Friday.
A mix of editorials mocks Chaplin’s worth as cents in a dollar and comments on tariff politics. It notes Bowery opinions from Independence Monitor and Benton County Courier about Chaplin’s value, then Oregonian and New York Herald reactions to Maine election tariff talk, praising protectionist stance and predicting Republican gains.
The Guard claims Charles E. Hughes represents the Old Guard and was machine made by Penrose Barnes Crane and Smoot. Democratic papers deny this, arguing untruths spread by repetition. The text notes Hughes was nominated by a convention with Old Guard representation, yet widely supported by Republicans and his Oregon primary performance is cited.
The Oregon Register argues that both Hughes and Wilson are the strong winners of their parties beyond old guard influence. It contends neither is the choice of Tammany Hall or reactionary elites, but the preferred candidate of the rank and file amid widespread public demand.
93 acres three miles east of Newberg with running water and cultivation. North and east protection make it prime fruit land. Could be divided into two water supplied tracts. Price reasonable with terms. Owner located at 304 East 36th Street Portland. 49tf
An old Rexall Store advertises the largest assortment of school supplies at old prices. The message, by Lynn B. Ferguson a prescription druggist, claims war has not advanced prices and promotes the Rexall brand.
The Circuit Court of Oregon Yamhill County issues seven summons in a case involving Samantha O force plaintiff Daniel G. Huroe and defendant Daniel G. Huron. The order by Judge H. H. Belt directs weekly publication in Newberg starting six dates after the 1916 date, with the first publication pending.
Notice of Administrator's Sale directing action for sale of real property in Newberg Oregon. Sale will occur Saturday at public auction to highest cash bidder, listing specific lots in Block Fifty-five, in Yamhill County. Court authority and appraisal details referenced with executor Flora K. Ware deceased.
Notice to creditors of the estate filed August 31, 1916. Executors request claims against the estate be presented to the court. Deadline and further details follow in official notices.
A political appeal stresses economic and efficient administration and careful courteous consultation. The paid advertisement advocates for the district attorney’s office and highlights practical experience and service.
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