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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes its status as a second class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office indicating its mailing category and local newspaper designation.
The item announces the Thursday issue date September 22 1910 and lists E H Woodward as guitar and publisher with annual price in advance. The notice reads like a masthead line for the newspaper and indicates circulation terms.
The Apple Growers Association offered a free packing tips session at the orchards but few residents attended. Hood River Glacier reports a packing school run by the Apple Growers Union has over 100 students, drawing men and women eager to learn proper packing and grading for Wealthy and King apples. The union expects larger enrollments next week with more women and girls joining.
Voters are urged to cast ballots Saturday from noon to 7 PM in the primary election ahead of the November voting. The period marks an opportunity to express preference for candidates.
S M Calkins, Republican candidate for county commissioner, visited on Wednesday, praised as a fine man. He seeks assembly endorsement and direct primary support, arguing for a square deal for every county portion and urging Hawley’s experience as a congressman.
The Graphic notes many names under 20 in previous lists, with this week’s list narrowing to ten couples, only two under 20 and eight of twenty people under 25.
A series of marriage notices shows Alice B. Howe, 21, to Berwick B. Wood, 23. Muriel J. Grissen, 25, to Wm. Earl Wright, 30. Estella E. Douple, 19, to Geo. R. McIntire, 23. Carrie May Pierson, 20, to Thos. E. Phelps, 22. Virginia Cox, 28, to Walter Randall, 27. Ina E. Stilwell, 30, to Delbert Agnes. Destin, 28, to Fred A. Wallace, 37.
Alphabet of transfers shows Alsop Delbert Jay by administration to Surgon John A 38.70 acres in Joel Palmer. Several parcels exchanged between residents of Newberg Amity Carlton and Whiteson with prices from $1 to $24,000. Notable deeds include Chehalem Valley Mills to M W Miller for 24,000 and J Wright to W R Booth for 11,978.80. Transfers involve numerous individuals and small tracts across Coos Lane and Sidney Smith districts with values ranging from $1 to thousands.
A damaged text segment shows a man grumbling about a seed purchase and contacting a florist to file a complaint. He then questions Seema about cars and mentions a hardy rose in the context of the discussion.
London Spectator notes Tyburn’s last permanent gallows execution occurred on November 7 1783 with the condemned John Austin and violence surrounding the event as crowds gathered. It recalls Tyburn’s history as the site of public hangings and galleries for spectators with the first post-1783 hanging recorded December 3 of that year with ten executed.
Two hunters in Ontario experience a bear encounter while crossing a lake. With no weapons, they maneuver to drive the bear toward camp where their guide waits. A misjudged strike upends the canoe and dumps them, but the bear joins the boat briefly before Tom’s rifle safely ends the ordeal and they reach shore unharmed.
A wealthy merchant in the late Spanish American War volunteers for service and on guard duty hears approaching footsteps. A former clerk now challenges him to give the counter sign. The clerk whispers Cash, and the merchant, recognizing him, lets him pass and continues his patrol.
The text portrays Brignoli as intensely jealous of fame and dismissive of Tom AL as a “nice little boy.” It notes Karl’s height and fine proportions and his association with Titiens in La Favorita, highlighting backstage tensions and opinions about performers.
A five letter word is given. Removing the first letter leaves a bit still there. Removing the second letter after a deathblow leaves a bit left. Removing the third letter leaves the entire word. The answer is Habit.
Fragmentary note notes questioning in a farming district. A Jacob and a Joseph are referenced with a wagons scene, suggesting a local inquiry or rumor in the village Sunday school setting. The text is incomplete and laden with unclear names and context.
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