Newberg Graphic April 18 1907 edition
The Newberg Graphic is published by H Woodward editors and publishers. The issue dated Thursday April 18 1907 lists a yearly subscription price of one dollar in advance.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic is published by H Woodward editors and publishers. The issue dated Thursday April 18 1907 lists a yearly subscription price of one dollar in advance.
A local publisher argues that treating merchants with firm courtesy and professional conduct earns respect and customer loyalty. He contends a businesslike, value‑driven newspaper can thrive without begging for ads, while shunning low‑skew tactics maintains self respect and trust among local merchants.
The Grants Pass Courier urges residents to value their own town over distant areas. It argues that opportunities exist locally, with climate and resources to support prosperity. The piece champions belief in the town and practical proof through action.
McMinnville College strives for a large endowment and county seat businessmen plan to raise 10 000 from local members. The move is praised as financially beneficial, as such institutions bring greater economic return to town. Similar efforts are urged for Pacific College and Newberg hopes to follow.
A fragment laments neigh borly tattlers who boast about bad trades and sales, warning that such gossips undermine community trust and goodwill within a small town.
A reflective piece discusses handling past events with restraint and urges giving upfront guidance rather than probing after decisions are finished. It emphasizes avoiding meddling in closed matters and respecting boundaries in personal affairs.
As the season advances observers forecast bountiful harvests for 1907 and newspapers revive the annual bumper crop prognostication. The term bumper will dominate column space as forecasters weigh weather, soil, and markets.
Prospects for a fruitful season are high with forecasts of a record breaking cherry crop. Growers anticipate a strong start, driven by favorable conditions and early fruit set across major orchards.
The mayor calls on every citizen to personally heed the proclamation and begin action next Tuesday, urging immediate community participation and engagement.
Real estate transfers listed through Yampit County Abstract Co McMinnville include numerous parcels in Newberg Sheridan La Fayette and surrounding areas with buyers sellers and prices. Transactions show parcels ranging from 0.5 to 160 acres with sums from 50 to 6500 dollars including multiple transfers in Deskins Bibees add Edwards add North Yamhill Maple Park and Everest adds and notes by administrators and guardians.
A fine fruit farm of about ten acres seeks improvements including a new drier. Inquiries are welcome at this office for details and potential investment or partnership.
A reader reports rapid relief from severe cold symptoms using bicomperate cough remedy and Chamberlain’s Liver Tablets. The reader credits the medicines with knocking out the grip after liberal use and notes they were sold by F. Moore.
Shiloh Post No. 77 G A R records a resolution on the death of W C Meats dated March 8 1907. He is described as an honored comrade and beloved brother and a valuable citizen. The resolution orders minutes record, draping of the earth for thirty days, and copies to the bereaved family and the press.
A Bosqueville Texas man infected by a spider bite suffered severe blood poisoning and leg sores until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve was tried. He reports the first application gave relief and four boxes fully healed the sores. Sold by F H Caldwell & Co for 25 cents.
Notice is given that Luke M deceased’s estate in Yamhill County Oregon will hear the final account of administration. The court, on May day at 10:00 AM, will hear objections in writing at the court room in the Meade city courthouse. Attested by the county clerk.
The Stromberg Carlson telephone is a high grade standard phone approved by Newberg Mutual Telephone Co. after trying cheaper models. For sale by J. Madson in Newberg Oregon Mutual phone 18 3.
Mrs Bertha L Coe daughter of Mr and Mrs John Heaton died at Rainier Oregon on April first after a few weeks illness of typhoid fever She was born in Chester Ohio June 7 1876 She leaves a husband three children four brothers one sister and her parents Funeral services were held at Rainier home Tuesday at ten o clock and at her fathers home Wednesday at eleven The funeral was well attended and the family expresses faith in divine providence
Mrs Fannie Connor of Rural Router Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a severe lung ailment after other remedies failed. The ad promises a real cough cure guaranteed by F H Caldwell Co with a free trial bottle. A separate line notes a sad faced woman in a criminal case defense.
Henry C. Stearns of Shullsburg Wisconsin reports Bal lard's Horehound Syrup relieves cough and promotes easier breathing. He has sold it for two years and notes customers return for more, calling it the best remedy he has seen. Priced 25c 50c and 1.
Mrs C Peterson of 625 Lake Street Topeka Kansas praises Ballard’s Horehound Syrup claiming it quickly cures coughs and colds and is pleasant tasting.
The liniment brings quick relief from rheumatic pains allowing rest and sleep. Many claim permanent cure and thousands express delight at its effects. For sale by C. F.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatic pains after one application and can bring a permanent cure with short continued use. It promotes comfort at home and notes sales by C. F. Moore.
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