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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
8
A dense list of names and ads shows residents and businesses in Newberg Oregon and nearby areas. The page includes offers to buy sell and trade produce bakery services plowing and hauling jobs farm animals equipment and nursery stock with various local contacts and phone numbers. It also advertises home delivery and market pricing plus property sales and orchard opportunities in Jackson County and Woodville Oregon.
The saying warns that persistence costs money and legal fees. It urges balancing neighborly kindness with prudent home discussions. It notes inflated hopes like a puffed balloon and suggests the past misleads when predicting the future.
The Commercial club schedules its annual meeting for Friday February 28 at eight o'clock in the council room. Neighboring towns push to attract new residents while Newberg lags, and an organizing effort is urged to address community interests. R. W. Harrold urges everyone to attend.
Will Crater announces a new wood saw with a gasoline motor ready to serve the public. The device promises efficient sawing and no wood consumption during operation. Bell phone 276.
Advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures aches and pains from rheumatism and other ailments. It urges soldiers and others to rub affected parts morning and night, with Moore's drug store as seller during wartime.
Bargain price offered for a 30 horsepower engine boiler and tile mill capable of making tile from 3 to 12 inches with brick die and side cut. See the Newberg Tile Factory to inspect the equipment.
A very fine full blooded Jersey is offered for service at one dollar. Advertiser: Fred Werth, Wynooski street.
Sixty head fine goats mostly nannies with good potato feed and two Oliver chilled plows offered at bargain prices. Customer can come and get them. Contact C Marsh by phone 218-farmers. Self-made men never miss a chance to advertise.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy that heals and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia or consumption. It warns against substitutes and notes availability at C. F. Moore, with Ballard's Horehound Syrup also sold by Moore's drug store for early coughs.
The Newberg Meat Co touts its top notch facilities for first class meats and butchers supplies with free delivery and both phones advertised to serve customers.
The Southern Pacific announces that starting February 15 the old 1.10 round trip fare for all Saturday and Sunday trains between Newberg and Portland will be restored.
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