Make Saturday the final rallying day of cleanup week
The notice urges completing cleanup work during the final rally day. It states Newberg Graphic is a Thursday paper, with a price of $1.00 per year in advance, and is dated Thursday April 27, 1905.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1905
Page
4
The notice urges completing cleanup work during the final rally day. It states Newberg Graphic is a Thursday paper, with a price of $1.00 per year in advance, and is dated Thursday April 27, 1905.
The article notes many saloons sprouting around the Lewis and Clark fair gates in Portland. It urges residents to oppose the proliferation, arguing it harms the city’s and state’s reputation and even calls for action to curb the establishments.
A Roosevelt quotation defines the good citizen as one who fulfills duties to self family neighbor state and avoids arrogance or envy while defending himself yet remains scrupulous in delivering justice to others.
A bill would outlaw jewelry makers and dealers from signaling higher purity than actual. It aims to safeguard honest dealers and protect the public, though it would not help June brides in time.
An exchange argues wealth grows like a wall one stone at a time. It notes many people fail to save, with $1000 saved in a lump viewed as impossible. It emphasizes that even large financiers watch pennies and institutions manage every fraction.
McMinnville records show multiple deeds, including Mary E. McDowell to Wm Vanderford for 146.48 acres at $12,000, James A Shelton and wife to Peter Kirk for 34 acres, Hoya Estep et al to G W Orcutt for 2.11 acres, and numerous others in McMinnville Newberg Carlton and surrounding areas with varied acreages and prices. Additional transfers include Carrie Vanoose to Jas C Duncan, Bank of Newberg to S D Nelson Lots in Maple Park, Addie Donaldson to Geo F Smith, Miranda H Robinson to Vernon Hinshaw, and SAD Nelson to Lillie Cover for 85 acres, among many listed parcels.
For Sale Wanted and Miscellaneous Business Locals column invites readers to place wants and find buyers or sellers. Short blurb encourages using the section to post needs and offerings for quick local transactions.
Notice from Dayton and Hutchens Sisters describes street hats on display. Four fresh cows at a location north of Newberg with PF Herd Mutual phone 176. A Jersey heifer three years old now fresh priced at $20. Contact A Crawford Dayton Oregon and Mutual Phone 418. Also a wagon or buggy offered by Andrew Pickett at City Feed Store with savings on price.
From April 7 to May 1 a contest awards prizes for the largest number of eggs brought in. The top exhibitor receives $2.50 in merchandise, the second $1.50, the third $1.00, and the next ten places receive 50 cents each. Bring eggs to Porter and Larkin for the highest market price.
Job notice from Jo Ego R F D No 3 seeking a yearlong hire for all round farm labor. Walk Over Shoes ad follows highlighting three points: good styles, good wearers, and good sellers by Porter and Larkin.
Five room cottage for sale just north of Bank of Newberg in Lewis Oregon. Four cash with balance on easy payments. Contact Mrs. McDaniel or L. E. Brown for suitings and spring offerings. Leave orders at Morris Smith real estate office or Pickett's feed store. Mutual phone 94.
Porter and Larkin urge demand for Hamilton Brown American Lady shoes and Gibson ties for women and children. They announce readiness to perform high quality laundry work at reasonable prices with customer satisfaction as the aim. Pressnall Baldwin advertises a second hand wagon and directs inquiries to John Nelson one mile north of the depot.
F A Morris trustee announces Rose Lawn Cemetery is now platted and ready for sale with plat available at the office. The notice mentions Dr New Discovery for consumption and a testimonial by W M Smithart of Pekin In claiming cures, with promotional pricing and delivery services offered by F H Caldwell Co and H F Baird for transportation within town.
The article touts cambérlain's Pain Balm for rapid relief from rheumatism and sciatica pains. It claims thousands of sufferers have found sudden relief and notes the liniment's value often matches its cost. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co.
Engine for sale a twelve horsepower J I Case engine with boiler all in good condition Enquire at Newberg Sash and Door factory W P Heacock and Sons Also Patterson Jones and Co announce new stock of spring and summer fancy goods straw goods shoes and other lines of interest to purchasers
Slogan touts free delivery and dual phones as prime service. A testimonial claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cured severe indigestion from a Mississippian sufferer, while a local drugstore promotes a guaranteed laxative tonic for stomach and bowel relief.
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