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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic from Newberg Oregon issues weekly with editor Woodward and publishers Woodward. The issue discusses a Portland gamblers view on gambling as circulation and references Albany Democrat attacks and a new historical romance by Eva Emery Dye titled McDonald of Oregon.
The Roseburg Spokesman argues that boys who roam streets after dark without purpose cultivate dangerous habits. It warns that any place without business is unsafe for a boy, favoring home, friends, books, or newspapers over street life and labeling loafers as future deadbeats in the view of businessmen.
A brisk critique argues against ongoing expansion and league meetings. It laments public weariness with prominent figures and wonders how leaders like Hofer Tooze Lyon and others will vent surplus energy without such gatherings.
The Polk County Observer notes W S U Ren may seek the United States Senate seat to replace Charles W Fulton. It emphasizes U Ren as a reform figure who pushed initiative and referendum, election reform, and multiple key Oregon laws, portraying him as the biggest man in Oregon today demanding voter support.
Opinion notes W S O Ren emerges strong in Oregon politics while Senator Fulton lacks public support and may face stiff opposition if he seeks a second term. The piece credits O Ren with shaping populist reforms and portrays Fulton as late to endorse populist measures.
A two and a half day session of the state press association met in Newport with President J. C. Hayter presiding. Officers elected for next year include C. L. Ireland as president E. H. Woodward first vice president Bath second vice president Albert Tozier secretary Miss F. E. Gotshall treasurer. The next gathering is planned for Salem in January. further details will follow next week.
Poultry bred and owned by Newberg fanciers earned multiple blue ribbons at the Salem Oregon state fair show. Rhode Island Reds led with top placements for Filberta ng Misses and several firsts. Buff Orpingtons saw Joseph Hall win first and second in pullet. Black Minorcas earned top cockerel and hens for J. L. Haskins and first pullet for N. L. Wiley.
Classified notices advertise dry fir cordwood two or four feet for Salem Falls City Western Ry Co Dallas Oregon and a children’s ad seeking five hundred boys and girls to visit The Gazelle to view school supplies including tablets pencils pens ink erasers
A twenty acre farm one mile west of Newberg offers ten acres in bearing fruit with good improvements and a newly completed fruit dryer. Living water on the property. Listed by A. E. Moors.
The Fall and Winter hat collection debuts Friday and Saturday September 28 29 at Miss Horton's milk parlors First and College streets opposite Parker Mercantile Co. The shop promises diverse styles large and small hats with new feathers and reasonable prices.
Vernon Connecticut merchant James N Nichols postmaster testifies to Chamberlains Pain Balm relieving a burn in a child and stopping inflammation with first application. He notes personal use and frequent recommendations for cuts burns sprains and backache. For sale by C F Moore.
A terse motto proclaims that the best preparation for the gold en street is thorough cleaning of the city's alleys. The line highlights urban upkeep as a path to prestige and success in the public sphere.
A Midland Michigan mother reports her two year old recovered from a severe bowel complaint using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims even cholera infantum is curable and urges following directions. Sold by C F Moore.
W H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as essential after pensions. He claims the remedies keep his family in splendid health and recommends quick relief for constipation and biliousness. Sold at F H Caldwell Co’s drug store for 25 cents.
A Newberg jeweler warns customers that mail order spending often vanishes and urges buyers to bring the mail order proposal to the store. The ad promises the shop can duplicate such offers and possibly do more, urging verification and local shopping.
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