Going South Schedule Fragments At Noon To Evening
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1897
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show times from 12 30 p m to 6 05 p m with unclear context. Unable to determine event, location, or participants from the readable text.
Local items include Miss Glen’s Friday musical, Sophomore recital at the college Saturday, and numerous town updates. Wool, feed, and farm goods advertised at Mauritzen’s. motion for bridge lumber progress noted. two lawyers visit, and several residents travel or return from trips. Neighborhood life, auctions, and church activities populate the week.
A team of horses is offered in exchange for a milk cow or nearly any other item except a galler dog. Call at the Telephone office.
A concert by Misa Glen's School of Music with Irving M. Glen as reader and soloist is set for April 25. Admission is fifteen cents, promising a musical treat of the season.
Elder Alson W. Steers of Portland Oregon endorses the B. Cough Cure for throat and lung ailments. He claims no medicine fits ministers and singers better and notes the price is 50 cents per bottle, available from all druggists.
Miss Ella Badley expects home next Monday. Miss Lulu Craven and Mrs Craven visited with parents Sunday. The Crawfords called at Dundee Sunday. Milton Yeager and family moved across the river. W H Williams returned from St Johns. Scott Livengood has been absent from school. Andrew Hagey visited Sherwood Sunday. Two swings were added in the grove by teachers. Warren Robertson and family visited J M Robertson. Peter Hagey and Mrs Grames with children living in the new house. Mrs Broadwell away nursing in Portland. Frank Haskin visited from Shattuck Station, returning home. Salvation Army held court at Dundee with a meeting Tuesday. Lower room scholars planted three trees and had exercises in the grove.
A Grants Pass reader reports using 8 B Cough Cure to treat three children with croup. The sender praises the remedy, notes telegraphing for bottles, and prices it at 30 cents per bottle with druggists carrying the product.
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