Newberg Graphic Thursday Edition December 1904
The Newberg Graphic marks Thursday morning publication led by editor and publisher BH Woodward with C Woodward as associate editor. This issue notes its 1904 December release and second class mailing.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic marks Thursday morning publication led by editor and publisher BH Woodward with C Woodward as associate editor. This issue notes its 1904 December release and second class mailing.
The excerpt blends a Christmas meditation by Eveene Frew with a civic notice on Oregon water supplies. It cites Newberg as a first class water town and reports the State Board of Health list. The county court contemplates a county exhibit at the 1905 fair and proposes June 1 1905 as a possible date.
The Board of Trade set the keynote for Monday evening and Newberg eyes the Lewis and Clark Centenial. The 1905 city election approaches and citizens are urged to choose careful, capable men for council, with public sacrifice and duty highlighted as essential.
Residents press city council to set a fire limit banning wooden structures. They argue the town remains village like and frame buildings on First street hinder brick construction. Supporters insist on a change for a stronger, more substantial town.
After the fall opening agitation to secure an official college song a competition drawn from a dozen or more student offerings was judged by the faculty and two members of the committee. The decision was a close one.
The text describes composing the college song for Pacific College with professors arranging verses. It references Chehalem Mountain Willamette River and Old Gold and Navy Blue colors, noting student pride and lifelong devotion to the alma mater amid changing years.
Oregon plans an extensive Lewis and Clark Centennial with county exhibits across the state and displays from many nations. Russia will lend paintings in a replica Moscow palace while Persia contributes an Oriental art collection official by the Persian Government. Prof. R F Robinson named superintendent of Oregon’s educational exhibit replacing ill Heath constrained H S Lyman.
A 44 acre fruit ranch on Portland road 214 miles east of Newberg features 1000 Italian prune trees and other fruits. 20 acres are under cultivation with the balance in pasture. Good improvements. Price 2500 dollars. Inquire at Graphic office.
Local ad advertises logkaber spring and strawberry plant deals including cherry trees. Offers flag coupons with a $20 gold incentive, highlighting berry varieties like black raspberry plants.
Hutchens Sisters offer half price on all stock to clear dress hats street hats cups bonnets ribbons velvets and more before January first. Shoppers urged to visit and inspect. items include silverware curios and a range of bow goods.
Pains in the stomach and sudden colic attacks demand fast relief. A bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provides immediate aid. No doctor needed if the remedy is on hand. it is recommended by doctors. For sale by C F Gore & Co.
Store notes customers pay no higher price for goods when chairs are present, branding the offer as a value-friendly shopping point at Porter & Larkin's.
Beall Mississippi resident T R Beall cites his wife’s case with consumption. After trying other remedies she used Dr King’s New Discovery and was improved at once, with four bottles curing her. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar trial bottles offered. Store notices mention muslin underwear display in Newberg at Porter and Larkin.
W S Baily of Texas writes his wife suffered paralysis for five years, then Hallard's Snow Liniment cured her arm. He also used it for sores frostbites and skin eruptions. Price one dollar from C F Moore & Co.
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