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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
4
County School Superintendent Alderman says the school laws passed by the legislature will not be in force until May 25. The Newberg Graphic notes the Thursday publication schedule and lists Woodward editors.
The grand total of the money appropriated by the legislature will amount to more than five dollars for every man, woman and child in the state.
George T Angell urges daily bird feeding in winter while a legislature proposes shooting birds on sight at the gate. The stark contrast highlights animal advocacy versus harsh policy.
County fruit inspector A. C. Goodrich calls a Newberg gathering Saturday at 1 30 PM. A strong program is promised and organizers expect a large turnout.
A public meeting in Newberg Saturday afternoon invites attendees to learn successful fruit growing. Those familiar with the topic are urged to attend and share their knowledge with others.
The era when candidates must curry favor with politicians is fading as Governor Hughes of New York gains popularity with the public. Politicians fear his growing closeness to voters may lead to a petition for his presidential nomination.
Backers of the Lyceum course report sufficient income to cover all current expenses and repay last year's deficiency. The financial improvement creates a clean slate and positions the group to contract for top talent in the coming season.
The text notes that birds destroy pests saving fruit growers, with losses from fruit eaten by birds. It mentions a legislative repeal vote for the law protecting birds and highlights Governor Chamberlain’s veto of the bill.
The public demanded cutting state normal schools to two but lawmakers increased funding for all four campuses, setting a record high appropriation. Voters should note the vote to refresh memories at the next election.
The passage notes Senator Caldwell voting to allow destruction of songbirds that eat occasional cherries and voting against a Newell bill to curb poor selling and other forms of gambling. The writer questions if the senator failed students, suggesting possible mistaken judgment.
The piece notes women carry coins in handkerchief corners and babies are given money as playthings, risking disease spread. It highlights a Graphic article titled Filthy Lucre urging public attention to hygiene and infection risks from dirty money.
The article argues against harsh outdoor sleeping for TB treatment, urging careful preparation. It recommends using light warm garments, down coverlets, a woolen sleeping layer, a soft head covering, and a hot water bottle to balance cold air with comfort.
Nancy Holman Henderson was born in Shelby county Kentucky on January 16 1817 and died at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Nettie Burlingame, aged just over ninety, died February 24 1907. She married Joseph Henderson in 1841 and helped settle Oregon in Washington county. Surviving are O P Henderson Roseburg Josephine Dickinson McMinnville Roma Davis Marion county Erwin Henderson Oakland Mattie Lewis Portland and Nettie Burlingame Newberg. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev C L Hamilton.
Sarah Carr Ornduff of Ohio born September 7 1837 died February 21 1907 at her Chehgfem Mountain home. She married Andrew Ornduff July 11 1855 and they had ten children. The family crossed the plains arriving in Oregon October 17 1862. She joined the M E church in 1863 and lived faithfully. Funeral services by John Shires in the Baptist church at Latrel where she was laid to rest.
All pupils enrolled in the Art School are to meet at Grace Capy’s home Saturday at nine in the morning at Fourth and Meridian streets. Others may enroll by paying 1.50 for the whole term. Children from six years up, adults on certain terms. Fifty three scholars enrolled. room for one more. Studio open after 4 p.m.
Timbers investors sought by Pacific Coast Securities Co of Portland Oregon. Firm offers to purchase timber properties promptly at fair value with quick service guaranteed. Clients with timber to sell are invited to list properties now.
Advert copy warns that colds lead to pneumonia consumption and lung troubles. It promotes Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as a safe cure before complications, noting no opium or morphine and thirty years of reputation. Sold by C. F. Moore.
In Yambil county circuit court Laura Wilcox sues M Wilcox for divorce alimony and custody decree. The notice directs appearance within six weeks and summons a weekly publication in the New agorahic order dated February 1907 by Judge William.
An old advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy for biliousness and habitual constipation. It claims the syrup sweetens digestion stimulates the liver without irritation, does not nauseate or gripe, and is suitable for regular use.
Some people imagine that by being impudent they show others they are as good as anybody. The remark frames rude behavior as a claim to equal standing in society, reflecting attitudes about manners and status without quoting a larger context.
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana credits four one dollar bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery for curing her cough and restoring her health. The remedy, guaranteed by F H Caldwell Co druggists, offers 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a free trial bottle.
A brief note observes that a dreamer draws attention to himself only during snoring episodes, suggesting quiet moments go unnoticed while the snore becomes a public cue.
A Lucama NC manufacturer, Wm. A. Fretwell, reports after under three bottles of Electric Bitters his bright’s disease in diabetes stage improved. He says the remedy has halted years of liver and bladder trouble and believes a full cure is near. Sold by F H Caldwell Co, price 50 cents.
A reader from Alleghany County reports twenty years in California hunting for relief from burns boils cuts and wounds with Buck s Arnica Salve and finds no cure quick relief hoped despite effort and advice.
A concise statement asserts truth as the source of anger in a person, framing honesty as a provocative force that challenges existing beliefs and stirs strong emotional reactions.
A Kansas columnist cites Ballard products for common cold symptoms including chill, sneezing, sore throat, feverish skin, and hoarseness. The ad advises small doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and frequent use of Ballard's Snow Liniment for croupy coughs, with a testimonial from Mrs. A. Fliet of New Castle Colorado dated March 19, 1902. Sold by C. F. Moore.
A mother who keeps a bottle of Chamberlin's Cough Remedy on hand saves herself unease. It cures coughs colds and croup in children and counters cold to pneumonia. Mothers trust it for its safety and give it to little ones with security. sold by oore. os
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