20 Apr 1905
Page 4
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
4
The Thursday issue calls for cleanliness, whitewash of town structures, and renewed appearance led by guidance from editor W H Woodward. It notes Rev Dr Gladden as a Lewis and Clark fair speaker and adds farming advice on sand plaster for clover fields with a recommendation of fifty pounds per acre for better yields.
Yamhill county farmers show renewed interest in property upkeep with shacks replaced by new buildings fences upgraded from rails to wire and houses cleaned up. The growing effort, spurred by the approaching fair, has already done much good.
Notes on site selections for a Philippine village and Homer Davenport pheasant farm near experimental gardens and Grand Esplanade. Electric lighting tests pass. grounds prepared for public inspection. Wisconsin legislature may restore Lewis and Clark Exposition funding. Ionic columns for Oregon building in place. other state structures advancing. Hungarian chadra construction begins east of Lakeview Terrace near Utah Idaho New York buildings.
Three year old Jersey heifer just fresh sold by F A Crawford Dayton Oregon. Asking price twenty dollars. Mutual phone 4 18. For sale wanted misc locals column item.
Rose Lawn Cemetery is platted and ready for sale with plat available at the office. F A Morris trustee for Cemetery Assn notes access to plats. The item also advertises a medical claim for a cough remedy and local delivery services by H F Baird and express handling by F H Caldwell & Co.
An advertisement offers a girl for housework and mentions a live-in position with good wages. It invites readers to mail or call Mrs. J. P. Smith in Champoeg Oregon. From April 7 to May 1 a contest rewards the top egg producers with merchandise prizes. Porter and Larkin will pay the highest market price for eggs. Also promotes Walk Over Shoes.
A jeweler advertises dozen or more used watches in first class shape at “mere song” prices. The dealer promises good service and guarantees on all watches. Call and inspect the inventory.
Five room cottage near Bank of Newberg in Lents Oregon for sale at four percent cash with easy payments balance. Seller Mrs McDaniel.
The text touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as quickly relieving rheumatism and sciatica pains. It claims thousands of sufferers have found relief and that the balm offers notable value compared to its cost. Sold by C F Moore & Co.
Local ad promotes a trial laundry service with guaranteed satisfaction and quick turnaround. It also markets suitings for spring and summer at popular prices from 24 Mutual, PRESSNALL & BALDWIN, and L. E. Brown tailoring.
Porter and Larkin note high demand for Hamilton Brown's American Lady shoes with ladies buying widely, prompting them to keep road orders active and ensure stock for customers.
Nice line of slippers and Gibson ties for ladies misses and children at Porter and Larkin's.
A wagon offered as a good second hand buy with a preferred 3 inch size. Contact John Nelson one mile north of the depot. A display at Heacock's jewelry store features a banjo in the window priced at 8.50 dollars. Potential buyers are advised to visit the shop.
For sale a twelve horse power J I Case engine with boiler in good condition. Inquiries at Newberg Sash & Door factory W P Heacock & Sons. Also note Patterson Jones Co announces new stock of spring and summer fancy goods straw goods shoes and related items for purchasers.
The Newberg Meat Co presents itself as having superior facilities for meats and butchers supplies with free delivery and both phones available for customer service.
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