Newberg Graphic details Woodward pricing and date
The notice identifies Woodward W W W and C Woodward on the Newberg Graphic issue dated Thursday September 24, 1908. It states a subscription price of $1.50 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
4
The notice identifies Woodward W W W and C Woodward on the Newberg Graphic issue dated Thursday September 24, 1908. It states a subscription price of $1.50 per year in advance.
Letters from Oregon editors discuss Governor Chamérlain after the Astoria regatta. Claims of intoxication and hiring two men surface, with readers urging truth and accountability. City council action on near beer follows, testing jurisdiction and the fate of local malt beverage sales.
The temperance push has drained wet territory in Oregon under local option laws. Brewers ship near beer claiming non intoxicating status to dry areas while promising it resemble real beer in taste and appearance.
The sixty eight page volume from the County Development League arrives, featuring a farm scene with the Coast Range beyond and English walnuts as borders. Illustrations praised, promising county promotion, with copies available soon in Newberg via the local Development League.
The weather was ideal last week for the State Fair with the largest on grounds attendance ever and a top stock show displaying the best breeds. Overall, the fair set a record for the event.
A dated reading of Southern Pacific employee hints includes punctuality, visible unfinished work, courtesy, forgiving faults, careful letter writing and dating, economy in paper and lighting, and readiness for new opportunities in a progressive company. The piece cites Charles Lambothe on timeliness and emphasizes practical workplace habits.
A compact guide urges patience and polite conversation on company time. It links success to enthusiasm over appearance, avoidance of complaints, and steady health habits like moderation, exercise, and eight hours of sleep. It counsels kindness and long training to achieve greatness.
Jessie Lancefield 23 to Him Edwin Wilson 27 Bertha Namitz 24 to Everett M Heacock 21 Laula Freshaur 20 to Clyde Ryan 22 Effie Olive Leabo 44 to Frank H Dunham 35 Violet Juanita Hanford 18 to Arthur Emmond 21 Clara Buckley 27 to Ellis F Hadley 34 Gertrude Dorsey 20 to Orr C Goodrich 23
Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota deflects presidential talk by recounting a Western tale. A man walking home drunk encounters a rattlesnake in the road and declares he is ready to face it if it strikes.
Real estate transfers show R A Stewart Sr to R A Stewart Jr for 10 acres in section 35, price 1 dollar. Mary Millard and Bettie Ivie to JT and Dora J Woods for 3 acres in Gutbrods addition, 350 dollars. JT Ryan and wife to Lucy N Coon for 135 acres in sections 6 and 7, price 525 dollars. A P Morse and wife to JS Ireland and wife for lots 288 289 and 10 ft of lot 290 Dayton, 450 dollars. C Goodrich and wife to Edith Behnke for lots 5 6 7 8 block 1 Deskins 2nd addition Newberg, 950 dollars. A P Oliver to HM Finney for lots 2-7 block 7 Central addition Newberg, 400 dollars. AS&M A Woodrum to Arthur McPhillips for 10 acres in section 12 township 2 south range 4 west and lots 3-4 block 9 Row lands addition McM in trust, 4300 dollars. John C Black to Thos Black for 15.20 acres in section 4 township 5 south range 1 west, 150 dollars. United States to Ivan I Daniel for 160 acres in section 4 tier 6 west, 1. W Cornelius wife to Bertha Cornelius for lots 1-8 block 32 Edwards addition Newberg, 1 dollar. Priscilla Hodson to E W Hodson for small tract in Newberg joining block 1, 1000 dollars. r Brixey and wife to Sami Shortridee and wife for lots 11-12-13 block 3 Bibee s addition Sheridan.
Mr Ed win Brush leaves town and the bus driver jokes about his showmanship and appearance, noting some thought he looked ornery while he insists he is indeed a showman.
The college offers courses in Agriculture Forestry Domestic Science and Art Commerce and Mechanic Arts with practical forge work cabinet making steam fitting plumbing and machine work. It features strong faculty modern equipment free tuition and invites applications to the Registrar for the illustrated catalogue.
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