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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1904
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic lists H. Woodward as editor and publisher with W. C. Woodward as associate editor and notes the paper is issued every Thursday morning.
The Capital Journal notes that not every high cost effort wins, urging Newberg property owners to tidy up around their premises. It argues small shops with good advertising may grow into the big stores of tomorrow, while poor advertisers keep small.
A Yamhill county exchange notes a debate on timing of prayer meetings during hop picking season. The item urges farmers to prepare exhibits for next year’s Lewis and Clark centennial and to highlight Yamhill’s strong agricultural display by collecting notable soil products and unusual samples for show purposes.
Community columns note weekly influx of newcomers drawn by a progressive, prosperous city with educational and social advantages. Return after a few months to see many new faces and a call to greet newcomers and be sociable to attract more homeseekers.
Prosperous times reward the diligent young worker who earns fair wages. He should save a substantial portion of his income even if not immediately needed, to lay a foundation for future independence and happiness. The habit of saving must begin in youth.
The piece laments business men who ignore local ad columns and fall for traveling grafters who shift from town to town. It contrasts their motives with those of newspaper men who seek long term influence and the town’s true interests.
The passage argues that business people benefit from investing in the local paper and that stronger community value comes from backing the home newspaper, implying the best returns come from local patronage.
An Astoria Herald quote criticizes youthful marriage and lack of maturity before adulthood. It notes better attendance by Newberg representatives at the Oregon Development League meeting in Portland, praising business leaders for prioritizing the commonwealth’s growth. A new industrial era is dawning for Oregon.
Oregonians are urged to engage with the Lewis and Clark fair and build enthusiasm. Proponents say preparations show the event will be the best enterprise of its kind in the Northwest, crediting the Pacific Coast and urging public support to boost the state’s reputation.
Atkinson brothers of Newberg own 330 acres with 125 under cultivation. 1903 sales totaled 5215.95 from butter cattle hogs turkeys chickens goats and horses. Beginning 1904 inventory exceeds 1903 by over 800, indicating gross income from 125 acres cultivated and 205 acres woodland pasture of 6915.95.
Humorist Bob Burdette mocks aspiring farmers by imagining buying land at 43.56 per acre and consuming a patch of farm in bites. He jokes about the cost of land and the imagined ease of a rural life, inviting a friend to join in the folly.
Fragmentary text mentions a pasture land with a line about gin and dirt. It cites a price of 45.56 dollars per acre, but lacks full context or coherent details to confirm a clear event or stakeholders.
The notice promotes greatly reduced round trip rates from all Southern Pacific points in Oregon for Newport vacations. It lists sale dates and travel limits ending December 31 1904. It invites travelers to contact local agents or Edwie Stone and W E Coman for information and a souvenir booklet.
This notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universal cure for infant bowel complaints. It claims uniform success and general use since its adoption. Available for sale at C. F. Moore & Co.
For sale a 20 acre farm near Newberg Oregon one mile from town with cow barn buggy chickens and farm improvements. Price and other details available upon request to owner.
DuPont Georgia resident J F Hayes recalls a stubborn lung access that doctors could not solve. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for lasting relief and a rapid return to health, noting it conquers coughs colds and lung troubles. Guaranteed by F H Caldwell & Co.
Wa Springer defeats W T Hiatt 26 to 22 in a close matchup. Springer led scoring with key late baskets as Hiatt fought back but failed to overtake.
Ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best salve on earth for burns sores ulcers and piles and will prevent fatal outcomes. It is priced at 25 cents and available at F. H. Caldwell & Co. drug store.
A mischief making parrot provokes a dog with Sic him and the dog tears out about half the parrot tail feathers before escaping. The parrot reflects and comments Polly you talk too much. The tale serves as a reminder to many to curb chatter.
An advertisement touts Dr King New Life Pills as a cure for dizziness backache liver complaints and constipation. It claims gentle but thorough relief and notes a 25 cent price with guarantee by F. H. Caldwell Co. Drug Store and Columbia records at Heacock & Heacock's.
Gleaned from pharmacists who note ninety nine of a hundred dru gists recommend Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for the best cure. They say it is dependable even in severe cases. Sold by F Moore & Co.
A Newberg based shop advertises a mortised screen doe built to outlast two doweled or bind mortised doors. The offer emphasizes durable door hardware and factory made quality.
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