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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic newspaper lists its second class mailing status at Newberg Oregon and credits H Woodward as publisher. It notes a weekly Thursday issue dated January 10 1907 with a price of one dollar per year in advance.
The Toledo Reporter notes drunken exhibitions last Saturday, urging enforcement of laws. In Lincoln county dry vote contrasts with Umatilla and Helix saloons, prompting Horace Helix Herald to defend local temperance claims.
The Jamestown Magazine announces a forthcoming Oregon number aimed at home seekers and investors. Commercial bodies across Oregon back the project to showcase westward opportunities, with copies available at newsstands nationwide and by inquiry for fair information.
City council previously bought land and built a foot bridge to Wynooski Street and the cemetery. Aging structure is unsafe so officials seek voter approval at the annual election next Monday to decide on erecting a new bridge.
Town residents would benefit from the bridge and should pay, a Portland woman offers $2500 for Newberg property but finds no local agents listed in the Graphic. Local real estate brokers respond through the paper asking the Portland caller to use the classifieds for inquiries.
School enrollment 46, total attendance 858 days, 62 absences and 2 tardies. Average daily attendance 43. Students neither absent nor tardy include Paul Mills, Earl Hutchens, Roy Shires, Alfred Hobson, Nelta Calkins, Lisle Hubbard, Alta Gumm, Eva Hadley, Ina Wallen, Esther Wallen, Marks Mills, Mary Mills, and Willard Mills. R. W. Swink, Principal. Mase Rush, Assistant.
At the home of Mr and Mrs J F Taylor at high noon on Wednesday January 9 1907 Miss Ella E Greene sister of the hosts married John T Rice Rev Herbert T Cash officiating in Hillsboro. The ceremony drew close relatives and friends followed by a sumptuous dinner. The bride a Monmouth State Normal graduate and county teacher, the groom an exemplary Hillsboro Christian man, left for their new Hillsboro home.
Mrs Irene Palmer attends Grandpa Comstock funeral in Dundee. Henry Chase loses two fingertips at a Springbrook sawmill on New Year’s Day but heals well. W C T U contest led by Miss Susie Barnhart crowns Elma Paulsen with silver in oratorical and Chandos Chase with silver in musical events.
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends for kindnesses shown during illness and death of husband and father. Signed by Mrs. H. E. Comstock and children.
A New Year’s reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K L Tangen two miles north west of Newberg. Attendees included R W Everest and family and other local residents. R W Everest spoke on progress over the past forty years and future growth for Newberg.
A reflective musing contrasts male and female behavior, suggesting men rarely seek to spark a smile through deception. It notes love’s decline may be treated by indifference rather than care. It further asks how much of life remains if we remove acts done for effect or selfishness.
The piece argues grip causes severe agony and burdens, but prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia and ensures recovery. It notes widespread use and claims perfect safety in tens of thousands of cases, with availability through C. F. Moore.
Fort Madison Iowa overseer August Sherpe endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as superior to all laxatives promising relief from biliousness and constipation. Sold for 25c at Caldwell Co drug store with strong local ad. Liberty Texas editor T J Chambers in 1902 lauds Ballards Horehound Syrup as the best cough and cold remedy in his family. Sold by Moore.
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