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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
8
Classified item seeking and offering space invites readers to post wants and sales. Short message prompts readers to place notices to find buyers or sellers for goods and services.
Rich's grocery accepts orders for express hauling and light shipments. Leavitt offers top cash for fresh Sakes. In Portland Vegetarian Cafe at 105 Sixth near Washington. City Feed Store in Newberg sells hay grain and poultry supplies with free delivery. Dr Lowe, oculo optician, appears at Hotel Purdy in Newberg for free eye tests on Wednesday February 7. S. J. Lashier, Manager.
I offer my entire property for sale within 30 days to expand the same business elsewhere. Established market for all cut flowers with potential for substantial income. I will instruct the buyer on growing methods if desired. Suitable home as well with schooling for children. Part payment possible. W. B. Sms, Newberg Oregon.
Strawberries plants offered by G W Byers and Son list Excelsior very early at 4.00 per thousand, Magoon 2.50, Wilson 3.00 per thousand. all plants are first class.
Dr Lowe, the renowned eye specialist who formerly visited Newberg, will be here Wednesday the 7th for a one day visit. He will return every few months as long as the R. R. connections remain in place.
H. E. Newin of Springbrook Oregon promotes wire fencing in all sizes at fair prices with guaranteed workmanship. Also Dr. Lowe offers glasses with eye tests free at Purdy's Hotel on Wednesday February 7th, highlighting experience and reasonable costs.
Lee Dadisman offers baled good timothy and cheat hay No 1 oat straw and first class clover hay with a small amount of timothy mixed loose. Mutual phone R F D 1 Newberg Oregon.
Free for customers the Rex Veterinary Guide is offered at Hugh C Lawer’s harness shop providing concise veterinary tips and care recommendations to shoppers.
The Newberg Meat Co promotes its top quality facilities for first class meats and fur nished supplies with free delivery and both phones available for customers.
Black cap raspberry, the New Oregon and Wilson strawberry plants, L. S. Oris, Rex, Oregon. Mutual phone 26-1 Parties wanting approved mail boxes will find them cheap at Elliott & Clemenson's. Call and see samples. 14 tt.
For Sale or Trade. me. An eight room house, good barn, nine lots, all kinds of fruit, grapes and berries, large garden spot, large lawn, city water in house, all in good condition on best streets in town. Fifth and River streets. Will sell for small payment in cash and rest on time or will trade for smaller town property or country property. Either write or come and see W. M. CRanTroop, West Oregon City, Oregon.
A fawn colored Jersey cow with a dark head and shell off the left horn has wandered away. The animal is currently giving milk. A reward is offered by A. J. Palmer for its return.
One black Minorca cockerel one buff Orpington cock two cockerels and a few pullets from prize winning stock. Bargain prices. Also a good cook stove a single horse barrow and a ten inch plow. Mrs W R Carter Newberg Oregon R F D 1.
Farm one mile southwest of Newberg offered by Hiram Hoots. 53 percent acres, 37 in cultivation, 8 acres timber, balance pasture. New house and burn, nice orchard, two good wells with running water. Bargain price on easy payments. Also price with stock and farming implements included. Inquire at the farm.
Carriage painting and paper hanging and house painting offered by D. Mclaughlin with shop in rear of Valley Tea and China Co's store CuHas Lapp Cuas.
Albert Heater offers black cap raspberry plants sold at 80 cents per hundred or seven dollars per thousand. Located in Springbrook.
Well rooted top grafted Royal Anns two years old priced 15 cents each. Bing and Lambert varieties one year old at 20 cents each. PORTER SKINNER.
A small classified notice from Davin Bros offers ten good dairy cows for sale with prices starting at 35 dollars and up. The terse listing emphasizes quality cattle and affordable pricing for local buyers.
Misses Myrtle Young and Daisy Hoffman along with Martha Hoffman visited Rose and Joanna Winters on Saturday to attend the box social at the school house. The event raised 7.75 to buy a clock. Louis and Ray Winters reported very bad roads after driving to Portland last Saturday. Parrett Mountain held a Sunday coyote hunt with one killed. Walter Everest was the champion shooter. Thomas Vaughn, away for a few weeks, returned Sunday to learn he is a new father. John Winters of Rex returned from McMinnville with a band of 36 sheep to butcher Monday.
A social gathering at the Hodges residence last week is recounted, with Don and Kenneth Chase identified among attendees as part of the neighborhood chronicle.
A trip overland to Shells Ferry last Sunday saw Mr. Scupler Priestly and family visiting with home folks the first of the week. Carpenters work on an addition to the Atkinson barn. W C T U to meet at Mrs. H C Johnson's home next Thursday for a Frances Willard memorial program. Born to Mr and Mrs Enos Ellis on January 30 a son.
Ailment believed to stem from rheumatism of the muscles. Apply Cham berlain's Pain Balm two or three times daily and rub vigorously. If relief fails, bandage with a dampened flannel and reapply for faster relief. For sale by C. F. Moore.
A succinct moral note praises an aged person who can claim ownership of his residence free of encumbrances and claims. It reflects on personal asset security and independence in old age.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised by mothers for its pleasant taste and quick cures of coughs colds and croup in infants. It is sold by C F Moore and claimed to prevent pneumonia or serious illness when used at onset.
H L Stanley of Bruno praises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption crediting its cure of his wife’s five year cough after using twelve bottles. He claims the medicine cured her and offers a trial bottle free at Caldwell & Co druggists with money back guarantee.
A fragment notes a scene of sickness and trouble as a mother is summoned, described in old fashioned attire, amid a quiet, unremarked household moment. The tone hints at social modesty and unseen labor.
Chas W Moore a machinist of Ford City Pennsylvania burned his hand through an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and recovered quickly. Sold at F H Caldwell Co’s drug store.
A witty remark notes that some husbands only realize their wives’ deep love when they show interest in a new hat. The line underscores humor about marriage and gifting as acts of care.
The Rev J C Warren of Sharon Baptist Belair Georgia calls Electric Bitters a Godsend for weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints. He says two bottles cured his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse enabling a three mile walk in 50 minutes and plans to walk more. Sold with guarantee at F H Caldwell Co drug store priced five cents.
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a two year old idea that soothes throat and lung mucous membranes while loosening the bowels. It claims to expel all cold, clear the throat, strengthen membranes, and relieve coughs and colds including whooping cough. Sold by H. Caldwell & Co.
A thoughtful reminder that courteous conduct does not imply idle time. Respect others’ schedules and avoid assuming leisure based on politeness.
An old remedy marketed as a cough syrup with mild laxative effects. It claims to expel cold, loosen phlegm, strengthen bronchial membranes, and relieve croup and whooping cough. Sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co, with children favored.
Think of your own faults and you will talk less about the faults of others. These pills relieve headache, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, torpid liver, and sullow complexion. Universal verdict of thousands who use DeWitt's Little Early Risers. F. H. Caldwell &
An advertisement touts Witch Hazel Salve from E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago claiming instant relief for sores boils cuts burns bruises and various piles. It is promoted as a superior remedy sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
The quote reflects that even when a person announces quitting alcohol, observers doubt the change and view it as rarely final. It hints at social skepticism and the difficulty of lasting sobriety.
Mrs. D. W. Smith reports April 3 that Herbine is the best medicine for constipation and regulating the liver. Soc. Chas. F. Moore cites personal benefit from using Herbine to improve daily work and blood health.
A brief reflection on individuals who gain satisfaction from sowing division. It notes the psychological pull of confirming bias and the social harm caused by deliberate negativity. The piece urges restraint and constructive engagement over provocation.
A witty observation on how thrifty habits form, noting that some women are born bargain shoppers while others develop the habit early in childhood. The remark underscores differing attitudes toward value and savings.
A maxim quotes the wisest man as one who recognizes how foolish he can be without effort. It emphasizes self awareness and restraint over vanity or bravado.
Notice of Referee's Sale in Oregon's Circuit Court of Yamhill County. The sale, ordered by the court, will be held March 1, 1906, at 11:00 AM in Newberg. Property includes the north half of lot 9 in block 12 of Hurley and Large's addition, Newberg, with several listed defendants and owners in the Nevitt family.
A vintage advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a cure for nocturnal restlessness and coughing. It claims quick relief and a radical cure, asserting the product will secure sound sleep.
A humorous remark notes that displaying good sense in Christmas shopping marks the most extreme old age behavior, suggesting frugality and prudence in holiday purchases.
Physicians claim catching cold causes many ailments and prevention avoids pneumonia consumption chronic catarrh bronchitis and throat and lung trouble. Do not risk life or take chances when you have a cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure it before diseases develop. This remedy contains no opium mor phine or harmful drug and has thirty years of reputation. For sale by C. F.
A reader notes that children have discovered no colored supplements accompany the Bible. The remark suggests an unspoken limitation in Sunday scripture materials and prompts reflection on accompanying texts.
An 19th century ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal cure. It claims to cure diseases due to malaria poison and constipation and notes the product costs 25 cents at F H Caldwell & Co’s drug store.
A mother keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand to ease coughs colds and croup in children. It is said to quickly cure ailments and prevent pneumonia if given at first signs of croup. The preparation is described as safe and harmless and sold by C. F. Moore.
A curious remark notes that babies often escape notice until their mother witnesses a moment prompting her to wring the infant’s nose. The behavior is described as a surprising reaction to parental concern.
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