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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
8
The column lists local happenings from Chehalem Center and nearby areas, including Moore's promotions and the J. M. Rittenhouse listings, a new barbershop setup by Bert Terry, and Mrs. M. J. Hyde’s funeral in Ballston. It notes travels, hospital visits, and social visits, plus property sales and relocations, plus a deer and a fish tale from residents and guests.
Notice states that the speaker will not be responsible for debts or bills incurred by his wife Mrs. R. Bell after the date specified August 2, 1903. Signed by Robert G. Bit. Dated August 2, 1903.
Allen Graven of Middleton has been seriously ill for several days. J. D. Tarrant lost a fat horse after an overeating of grain last week. He walked to town the next day as no neighbor cars were heading his way. Frank Wood reports the Great Ide potato yields and is selling seed potatoes with Christenson and Seeley as salesmen. An allegorical picture of a girl treading on a snake is cited alongside a warning about cyclone cellars. The piece praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable treatment, sold by C. F. Moore & Co.
A local ad touts Electric Bitters as a tonic and nervine to prevent self-destruction by strengthening the nerves and building up the system. It claims benefits for the stomach liver and kidneys and promises satisfaction from F. H. Caldwell & Co. It closes with a moral line about wise girls drying powder before seeking husbands.
A staged sales pitch extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as preventing fatalities from minor injuries and burns. The ad notes the drug store F H Caldwell Co offers it for 25 cents. Col J C Cooper reports a Maryland request to send grain exhibit plans to the St Louis World’s Fair and weighs acceptance. The local line ends with a Reporter remark praising men from Yamhill.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for unbearable pain from liver complaint dizziness back ache and constipation. The copy claims the pills are gentle yet thorough and priced at 25 cents with a guarantee by F H Caldwell Co. drug store.
The exchange shows a Sunday School teacher asking Willie about the number of commandments and Willie answering ten. When asked what if one is broken, Willie replies there would be nine.
Albany resident W S Philpot testifies that a single DeWitts Little Early Risers eased a bilious attack and surpassed calomel and other pills in effect. The pleasant, effective pill is marketed by Cald & Co.
The county court of Yamhill County Oregon has appointed Josephine S Bradley as administratrix of Perry H Bradley deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers to the undersigned at Newberg Oregon within six months from the date shown June 25 1908.
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