Newberg Graphic Weekly Postal Update Issued Fridays
The Newberg Graphic notes a weekly post office issue on Friday mornings. Editor E. H. Woodward and Associate Editor W. C. Woodward are credited, with the publication statement of record.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes a weekly post office issue on Friday mornings. Editor E. H. Woodward and Associate Editor W. C. Woodward are credited, with the publication statement of record.
A summer announcement claimed a Newberg depot appropriation, now unseen, while 40 to 50 locals waited in drizzle for a delayed train. Rev. Mr. Drew, praised for strong convictions, reportedly resigned and sent his papers to Department Commander Turner of Newberg.
The piece urges voters to choose the best available men for municipal, state, and national offices, warning that the people bear responsibility for poorly qualified rulers. It notes expected population growth will bring many issues before the city council and calls for wise selections.
Rev. Daniel Drew ex slave and Friends church preacher resigns as chaplain of Ben Butler Post No 57 Sunnyside amid surprise and indignation. He cites religious reasons against G A R as potentially sustaining North South conflict. his resignation follows praise of the organization by him in earlier years.
Florence Brown Rowe died at St Johns Washington last Friday. She was born November 6 1876 in Champaign County Illinois and later lived in Newberg and St Johns. Funeral services were held at the Friends church with Rev Stanard and Prof C E Lewis delivering tributes. Her husband Newton V Rowe survives along with her family. A later note mentions a shell sale at Richs grocery.
The Collegiate Athletic League of Oregon executive committee met in Newberg and announced a two month schedule for league play starting January 29 with Pacific College against Albany College and Monmouth Normal against McMinnville College. Subsequent games run February 12 and March 3 with pairings including Monmouth Pacific and Albany McMinnville. Officials listed include Orville Johnson president W M Wire secretary F B Patty vice president and C O Murphy treasurer.
Knox-Kantner Co to perform in Newberg for a second night on December 22 with a changed program. Tickets go on sale December 12 at drug stores. most seats available, few reserved for staff. Reverend Joseph Hall of Newberg promotes dried black cap raspberries, with a cannery planned at Springbrook.
Mr. Hall notes black cap raspberries respond to pinching back new canes at about 30 inches from the ground. This gardening tip appears in Rural Northwest guidance for improved fruit production.
Janet Holst 18 wed Arthur C Heston 23 In a May Lady 20 wed Edwin Nissen 24 Gladys Moore 18 wed Loyd Miller 22 Bettie Querner 28 wed C J Olson 41
The rector of St. Luke's Ashburnham Ontario credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing a severe cold and cough before Easter. Elsewhere, final plans near completion for a new foundry on B Street with $200 raised by Kingery to keep Mr. Adams operating for at least one year, and a telephone register noted.
E A Langfeldt rector of St Luke's Church offers a God-sent remedy for sale through Chamberlain Medicine Co and C F Moore & Co. The note presents a formal endorsement and availability details for the medicine.
A sales pitch claims nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets signal revolt and that Electric Bitters will tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and clarify the blood. It promises thorough effectiveness and satisfaction guaranteed by F H Caldwell Co. Druggists.
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