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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1891
Page
3
Old papers for sale at this office. Public school closes next week. Many town items include new ads, sales, baptisms, and local arrivals. Particulars cover land, farming, building, and social notes from Dayton and surrounding areas.
Obituary notes the death of Bullows a prominent citizen of McMisaville after a short illness. He was buried in the town’s cemetery following services last Priday.
Obituary for Cera Lamb of Newberg Oregon child of Pilueds and Maldach Laval. Life member of Friends. Converted at age 20 under William P Haworth gospel labor. Lived a Christian life, moved with family to Oregon in 1886. Suffered severe illness Ingrippe, bore pain with patience. Loved husband and father of three daughters. Leaves wife and three daughters with faith in eternal gain. Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.
The piece defends the Oregon W C T U role in Newberg, listing efforts in Scientific Temperance in schools, kindergarten integration, Loyal Legions for children, lecturers, literature distribution, and public campaigning. It denounces wastefulness and advocates domestic economy in the home.
The census shows Chicago overtaking Philadelphia to become the nation’s second largest city, with New York still ahead. Atlanta and Milwaukee grow rapidly, San Francisco closes gap on Cincinnati, while Atlas publishers tout the data and seek agents for sales.
Mr Maloney nears completion of acre tracts near Whiteson and next week starts Fruit Land Co. cannery foundation work. Sidewalks and several dwellings begin, with Fruit Land Co. office now open. Miller of Cornelius to build a first class livery stable. Campbell to start building. Mallory of Hillsboro plans barber shop and cigar store. A new hotel fills to capacity as many strangers arrive while lumber shipments and garden-yard contracts move forward.
A brother in law of Norma Tibodo named Tice and his wife arrived last Monday from Michigan to settle in Newberg. They have bought property on River street and Tice, a first class painter and decorator, will start a local business. They are accompanied by a nine year old son.
La grippe sweeps the town as families like Gotachee and Vanoosa seek recovery. A Tolson kin arrives ill. Dorrin plans Yaquina Bay move. Hoskins buys Gates property to run a shop and home. A break in at Vickrey’s store yields no conviction. Evangeline conference draws ministers while E B Fellows dies of influenza. Odd Fellows gather for his funeral. Cannon Ball Express set for April 1 and drum corps appear with warmer weather. Local merchants tout Olds House as best stop on the line.
160 acres offered as sixteen 10 acre tracts five miles from Newberg toward Portland near Smockville. About sixty acres cleared on high level ground with spring and creek water and Willamette Valley views. Tracts priced from $30 per acre with easy terms down and balance over 1 2 3 or 4 years at 7 percent. Jessa Hanson and C F Moore & Co promote sale.
An advertisement touts P47 cough syrups made in the United States claiming all others contain opiates. It lauds a California Positive and Negative Electric Cough Cure as the best on earth for coughs colds and croup and notes sale by C F Moore & Co.
Runs high at C F Moore Co drug store under System Hullder with catarrh stomach dyspepsia constipation and impure blood claimed to build up the system. Delphina E B Ellis keeps stationery and notions supplies and Oregon specimens for sale at a cottage near Friends' boarding hall soliciting Newberg patrons to call in the afternoon.
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