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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1904
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes it is issued every Thursday morning with E. H. Woodward as publisher and editor. It lists a yearly subscription of $1.00 in advance and references its second class mail status in Newberg.
The piece defends Newberg's stance on prohibition and Centennial fair exhibits. It counters Oregonian claims that Yamhill County lags on exhibits and funding, highlighting Newberg’s early moves, local industry participation, and a growing sense of economic thrift. It emphasizes local leadership, progress, and opposition to hostile commentary.
The Graphic notes Newberg’s moral standing and cites Dr. Snapp on the town’s appeal. He recalls a recent trip where several well to do families from the Bohemia mining district expressed intent to relocate to Newberg once they could sell out.
The piece examines rising lawlessness in American life through S S McClure's editorial stance and quotes from major papers. It argues true patriotism lies in quiet self sacrifice and lawful conduct rather than boastful wartime displays.
We are selling all our goods at half price to clear stock before January 11. Our line includes dress hats street caps baby bonnets velvets and more. Call to visit us at Main Street BE. F. Wood 5-2t.
A local shop announces a stock of violins banjos guitars mandolins accordions and harmonicas with prices under Portland rates. Sheet music offered at 10 cents per copy or 15 for a dollar. Located at J M Shaw West 1st Street.
Rose Lawn Cemetery is now platted and ready for sale as stated by F. A. Morris trustee for Cemetery Assn. The plat is available at his office for review and purchase consideration.
Pains in the stomach and coli attack come on suddenly and demand immediate relief. A bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand obviates the need for a doctor. For sale by C F Moore & Co.
Advertisement notes customers pay no extra for goods when using chairs at Porter and Larkin's, emphasizing price parity for items whether seating is involved.
A Beall Mississippi man quotes his wife’s cure with Dr King’s New Discovery after other methods failed. The ad promises guaranteed relief from consumption with $1.00 trial bottles and notes a muslin underwear display in Newberg at Porter and Larkin’s store.
W S Bailey of True Texas reports his wife recovered from five years of arm paralysis after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He also notes successful treatment of sores frostbites and skin eruptions. Evidence of price one dollar appears with C F Moore &.
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