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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
8
After purchasing New berg Bakery from A. B. Cooper the shop announces full bakery service for the public. Wedding cakes are a specialty with special orders prepared on short notice by Specut and Mostert.
A handmade lace trimmed handkerchief was lost between the college and post office. Finder should leave it at this office.
The new shop advertises meat cutting services and full line offerings with free delivery to customers. Avastin and Boyes invite patrons to try their goods and rely on prompt service from the busy shop.
To make room for new wallpaper stock I will sell current stock at greatly reduced prices. J. Ev PRESSNALL.
A two-horse wide tire wagon offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Henry Ehret.
C.F. Moore & Co. offers box stationary at reduced prices to clear stock. 25¢ boxes drop to 14¢, 20¢ boxes to 11¢, 15¢ boxes to 7¢, and 10¢ boxes to 5¢. Sale lasts through the rest of the month.
On account of my health I am closing out my business and making big reductions on pipe plumbers and tinners goods. Call and get prices before going elsewhere. Evans the Plumber Main street.
The ad explains a watch balance wheel makes about 157560000 revolutions a year and argues oiling yearly prevents oil gums and bearing wear. Mark M. Heacock, Jeweler by post office Newberg Oregon, offers an honest opinion for readers.
New Graphic subscribers receive a year long free gift of The Pacific Tree and Vine a monthly magazine for horticulturists poultry fanciers and homemakers. The paper has already given away about a third of its hundred premiums this month inviting readers to subscribe for a year to obtain the free magazine.
The Mozart Symphony Club of New York gave an enraptured Crater's hall performance in Newberg Monday night. Miss Stori and Miss Peterson impressed on violin and flute while Mr Stoelzer played viola d amore. Herr Theodore Hoch received loud applause for trumpet solos and led a stirring finale with Stars and Stripes.
The social committee of the W C T U hosted a January 27 reception for Newberg school teachers at Mrs G W Mitchells home. Mrs J C Hodson opened with a reading on Scientific Temperance Instruction in the Schools, followed by talks from Prof Rollin W Kirk and President H E McGrew.
The notice lists boat arrivals on the Willamette River with departures from Portland to Salem on Monday and Wednesday at 1 p m and other times. Details are garbled but indicate scheduled dockings and times for the route between Portland and Salem.
The article urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and influenza, citing a New Yorker who credits it with saving his daughter from pneumonia. It contrasts this with deaths from pneumonia in Chicago and notes a Yaquina Bay winter ticket sale by the Southern Pacific Co. for Wednesday and Saturday departures through March 31, 1905.
A notice warns the public about counterfeiters selling imitations of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and other medicines. It urges buyers to trust the H E Bucklen Co name on the wrapper as protection against fraud and lists Chicago Illinois and Windsor Canada.
Florence Dielschneider aged 235 and Cecil M Martin aged 25 are recorded as obtaining a marriage license.
Mrs. John A. Young of Clay reports neuralgia of the liver and stomach relief after using Electric Bitters. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for burns and sores with rapid healing and no scars. Little Early Risers promoted as gentle laxatives and liver tonic. All products sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co with stated guarantees and prices.
Real estate transfers listed include G W Byers Jr and wife to W J Gordon part of It 4 b 25 Dundee for 1 dollar and Bess Inskeep to O A and J J Wilcox part of It 6 Cove Orchard for 125 dollars. Further transfers: FW Glassétal to TA and J J Wilcox 12 It in Cove Orchard for 2400 dollars. Margaret Gibson to Thomas A Shelton 75.67 acres in section 30 township 4 west. James McGinnise and its sec. Sarah C Swift residential to 14.15. A Hodson addition to Newberg for 400 dollars. Mary A McKern and husband to J R Finley for 262 dollars. Express and light hauling orders available at Rich's Grocery.
The vegetarian argues that eating beef makes a man like an ox while mutton makes him sheepish and pork makes him swinish. The obese epicure replies that a man who eats only vegetables may become a pretty small potato.
A testimonial from L A Sopher of Little Rock Kentucky praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for aiding digestion and saving their three year old daughter. The ad notes the product digests food and rests the stomach, with continued use as needed. Sold by F H Caldwell & Co.
The dialogue sketches a back and forth between an editor and his wife. She corrects and reads others work while he writes and keeps a devilish edge. Their differing approaches shape how their paper is produced and read.
Miss H. M. Middleton of Thebes Illinois praises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for curing a painful fever sore in under a week. The advertisement invites readers to get the genuine salve sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
Chester Michigan postmaster L Spofford reports his daughter recovered from a choking episode after taking three doses of One Minute Cough Cure at half hour intervals. The product is said to relieve throat irritation quickly and is sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
J L Hoskins administrator of James W Nevitt died in Oregon announces final settlement and hearing scheduled for March 6 1905 at 10 am in McMinnville Yamhill County Oregon Probate Court. Interested parties must appear to contest or approve the settlement with attorney F W Fenton listed.
A satirical note on fishing profits and food poisons cites Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised by F. H. Caldwell & Co’s drug store. The spoof claims pills cure poisons from undigested food with a money back guarantee.
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