Newberg Meat Co Supplies Fur Trade With Quality Facilities
The Newberg Meat Co markets its facilities for fur butchers supplies and asserts top quality service for customers, emphasizing a strong offering in their niche.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
8
The Newberg Meat Co markets its facilities for fur butchers supplies and asserts top quality service for customers, emphasizing a strong offering in their niche.
Small farm of 63 acres with two building sets and ample water. Located one mile north of Bank of Newberg. Abundant fruit varieties noted. Interested buyers call A. E. Bowman to view.
An Oregon promotional issue urges readers to send names and addresses to Southern Pacific or William McMurray to mail a summary edition. It touts low colonist rates starting September 1 and two months of cheap rail travel to Oregon and the Northwest, aiming to spur westward settlement and state growth.
A pocket book containing two rings and a small amount of change was found on the street Wednesday evening. The finder should leave it at the Graphic office for pickup by the owner.
Notice by the undersigned offering a bay pony mare branded H. S. on the left shoulder and 21 under the bar on the right hip for owner to prove property pay expenses and take the pony
At the home of Mary A Douglas last Saturday evening a reception honored Alice L Poe patriotic instructor Corps No 28 who leaves this week to make her home at Silverton A bread plate was presented as a token of regard for her service in Shiloh Corps The best wishes go with her as Silverton gains Shiloh No 28 secretary Mary E C Scorr
Classified notices list items for sale and services. Goats for sale and stray goats with owner call for costs. Dr. Lowe offers eye testing at Newberg Hotel on August 28. Lost gold bracelet location near McDonalds shop and Jas Buckley confectionary.
The piece argues life expectancy is well below potential with the 50s as critical. advocates Electric Bitters as nature’s best helper after 50. Promoted as a scientific tonic to revitalize all organs, guaranteed by F. H. Caldwell & Co. druggists for 50 cents.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba New York states after fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism he tried Ballards Snow Liniment and found relief after the first application and complete relief after the second. He fully recommends the remedy and notes it is sold by Dr F Moore.
Advice notes that most sufferers are constipated and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup to stimulate the liver and bowels. The product is described as mild, pleasant, and free from nausea or griping, with F. H. Caldwell & Co. as a seller.
At home in a new studio after September 2. The Douglas Foto Studio opens with a promise of better pictures. Dr Lowe offers superior glasses and relief for head and eye aches, boasting eighteen years of experience. Wednesday, August 28.
A garbled notice describes a telephone company approving a new service after testing cheaper options. It mentions satisfaction and interest for customers seeking reliable phones, with references to sales and a music or wine phrase.
For sale a few young Plymouth Rock hens and mixed breeds. W. V. Willis of Newberg advertises a five room house with one acre of fruit ground for sale at 1500 dollars. entry taken soon. Harvey Daly offers Bartlett pears and evergreen blackberries and payment at market price with crates provided. Weber Russell Canning Co. and C. B. Wilson also listed.
Thirty years residence in Chehalem valley gives Jon Shearer a strong lay of property values in and around Newberg. He offers cheerful information to intending investors based on long experience and local conditions.
At private sale J. W. Moore offers a 14 inch plow a 2 second steel harrow a farm wagon a hack a feed cutter a double shovel plow located one and a half miles north of Newberg. 14-44 ore.
Lawn sprinkling allowed only from 6 to 6 30 a m and 7 to 8 p m Street watering from 7 to 8 a m and 12 to p m All water must be prepaid Violations may lead to shut off W W Nexson Recorder
An advertisement proclaims sun rise and set as regular as clockwork and markets Dr King’s New Lift Pills by F. H. Caldwell & Co. for 25 cents. The copy notes sympathy for a woman rushing to catch a car.
Wm M Dietz editor of the Otsego Journal Gilbertsville NY touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the most popular remedy for colds lung and throat diseases. The ad guarantees relief and offers trial bottles free at F H Caldwell Co drug store with prices 50 cents and 1.00.
A 1902 notice quotes Sullivan’s O. T. endorsement praising Ballard's Snow Liniment as the only remedy giving immediate relief from rheumatism. Sold by C. F. Moore at Sullivan.
A garbled line suggests a sign that may spark an argument about illness and its implications. The readable fragment hints at dispute or miscommunication surrounding health.
C G Hays of Bluff Missouri praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. Guaranteed by F H Caldwell Co druggists. Price 25 cents.
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