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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
8
Sheriff M. F. Corrigan notifies northern county residents on the 1904 tax roll to pay at the Bank of Newberg First National Bank of Newberg or Bank of North Yamhill. A list of taxpayers and assessed amounts is posted in the banks, which remit to the sheriff’s office for receipts.
Kilpatrick Post G A R Cemetery Association held its annual meeting Saturday electing C H Eggers Geo Sykes and Mrs Lettie Eggers as trustees for one year Geo Sykes is the new trustee while the other two are re elected The association reports good finances and progress on cemetery improvements Owners urged to clean and beautify lots before May 30 with motto Keep Newberg in the lead in all things
Located in Newberg HuxsicuttT & STUCHELL advertise trusted carpentering and contracting work. All projects receive prompt careful attention and guaranteed service. Contact by calling one block west of the Glen hotel.
Revival meetings begin Thursday November 23 at 7 30 p m conducted by Rev J E Snyder who has blessed work elsewhere Old debts are paid families long split by sin reunited and conscience enthroned in business and social life moral sense lifted to sovereignty Hundreds are being saved and reconciled to God All are invited to attend
Land offered for sale near Newberg Oregon amounts to 40 acres of prime beach terrain ideal for walnuts grapes and other fruits as well as grains. The tract is largely level and open with a living spring. Contact H. Beamis kK F D No 3 Newberg. Also note Dr Bancroft eye and nerve specialist promotes a new neurology ophthalmology system in Newberg on February 21 22 and 23.
A splendid supper will be served in Crater's hall by Shi loh W. R.C. No. 28 on February 22. Guests will be served by figures such as Martha Washington Betsy Ross Molly Stark and other time personalities. Starts at 6:00 pm and tickets are 25 cents.
Miss Minnie Mills Jack Mc Coy Luther Jones Henry Samuelson Mrs Myrtle Dilson EB Woopwarp P H The brief public notice lists names of residents with advertised mail at the local post office. No dates or duties specified.
Sheriff M F Corrigan announces completion of a tax list for Newberg and vicinity. Citizens may pay their taxes at First National Bank of Newberg as an official collection point.
The firm Hollingsworth & Cooper dissolves its partnership and calls all debtors to settle accounts at the store.
Local shop offers top quality meats and butchers supplies with free delivery. Customer convenience highlighted by two telephone lines and prompt service.
After repairs the mill resumes water power operation at Newberg Flour Mill operated by GRAFE & Son. The facility now runs six days weekly.
Announcement that Specht and Mostert have acquired the Newsberg Bakery from A. B. Cooper and will offer full bakery lines including wedding cakes. Special orders will be filled on short notice, serving the public with a broad range of baked goods.
The New Market. We are busy cutting meat if your new shop and are ready to tend to all your wants in our line. Tryus. Free delivery. Austin & Boyes.
Mark M. Heacock of Newberg Oregon argues a watch makes 157 680 000 revolutions yearly and warns oiling only yearly damages rings and accuracy. He offers post office address for consultations and repair services.
An advertisement offers teaching in all branches of art including faces and embroidery at reasonable prices. Hours run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the corner of Fourth and Meridian Streets.
On account of health the plumber Evans closes out his business offering pipe lumber and tins goods with big actions and urge buyers to get prices before going elsewhere on Main Street.
An ad announces reduced wallpaper prices to clear space for new east stock. It lists Ivotide Mixed Paint agent offerings including Patton's Sunproof Paint white lead oil varnishes stains floor wax and brushes with a noted price of 1.25 dollars per gallon.
J E Pressnall, up to date painter, paper hanger and decorator, offers wall tint race gros specialty at The Art Paint and Wall Pace Store near the post office.
Real estate transfers show Alvin Russell and wife to Elizabeth A Bridewell for 4% deed of Joan Perkins with adjoining parcel. Ford to Jens N Pederson for 25 88 acres. M W Hodge and Sarah Hodge to Louis Schaefer for Zoo acres in Joel Chrisman. M R Biddle and wife to Henry W Koch for 20 18 acres in 3 tracts in Joel Perkins with price 1600 dollars.
In a world of fear the Chicago theater blaze killed nearly six hundred. over 3000 died from pneumonia in the same year. Pneumonia from colds could be prevented by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praised by W. D. Wilcox of New York for his daughter's near miss. C. F. Moore & Co. sells the remedy. A separate Oregon incident reports a jealous neighbor shooting a man, leading to a lawsuit over the local paper.
An 1902 testimonial touts Herbine as the best liver regulator and relief for constipation. The letter from Mrs. D. W. Smith dated April 3, 1902 praises its ability to prevent indigestion and fatigue. Sold by C. F. Moore at five cents per bottle.
A historian notes a journalist’s remark that Europe faces a period of great anxiety as many crowned heads tremble in their shoes. The line captures tension and unease among ruling elites amid looming crises.
Fraudulent imitators circulate fake Dr King’s New Discovery cough and cold medicines to defraud buyers as remedies claim 35 years of proven success. A safe sign is the name on the wrapper, Dr King’s or Bucklen’s, from H. E. Bucklen & Co Chicago and Windsor, with F. H. Caldwell & Co. The caustic quip contrasts old maid and married woman as a sharp aside.
Mrs. John A. Young of Clay New York describes neuralgia of the liver and stomach with a weak heart and poor appetite. She credits Electric Bitters with quickly relieving and curing her symptoms. Sold by FP H Caldwell & Co with guarantee.
Nor folk Virginia resident C. Rivenbark Jr reports severe knee burn blistered badly but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieved the pain and healed it without a scar. The product also treats wounds and sores, offered by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
An ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure sickness from poisons of undigested food and offer money back. Distributed by F. H. Caldwell & Co’s drug store.
A western editor, paid with a fine chicken for a subscription, took it home for dinner. The next day a rural subscriber asked by letter what disease the chicken had that died last week, to settle a bet.
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestion and stomach rest, citing a Kentucky family’s testimonial about saving a young girl’s life. It claims the product cures sour stomach gas bloating heart palpitations and other digestive issues. A side note links smoking to greatness with a mother’s reply.
Miss H. M. Middleton of Thebes Illinois reports a fever sore healed in under a week using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. The ad touts cures for cuts burns boils bruises and piles with a sales pitch urging genuine product from F. H. Caldwell.
A. L. Spofford of Chesten Michigan reports rapid relief from a severe croup attack using One Minute Cough Cure. He notes three doses in half an hour cured his child and endorses the product for its speed and efficacy. F. H. Caldwell & Co. sells the remedy with a strong testimonial for relief.
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the last will and testament of Marie Jensen, deceased, by the county court of Yamhill county Oregon. He has qualified and requests all persons claiming against the estate to present vouchers to Clarence Butt at Newberg within specified months. Dated February 16, 1905. A. P. Johnson, Executor. Clarence Butt, Attorney for Estate.
The county court in McMinnville Yamhill County Oregon sets January 6 1905 for the final hearing of the estate of James W Nevill deceased All interested persons must appear and show cause why the final account should not be approved and the administrator discharged Bond exonerated
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