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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1905
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic dated Thursday January 12 1905 enters as second class mail at Newberg Oregon. Editor H Woodward publisher and associate editor W C Woodward are listed with a yearly subscription price of one dollar in advance.
A dying traveling man lists his many sweethearts in Burlington, Blair, Watertown, Kan Claire, Green Bay, Waterloo, Berlin, Antigo, Martinette, Old Bt Joe, Baraboo, Whitehall, and others, saying he must see them all before death. The piece sits amid Pacific Northwest notices and editorials on progress and jokes about paving and world fairs.
An agriculturist notes that while many Royal Ann cherry trees yield little this year, one tree produced 1600 pounds of marketable cherries sold to Springbrook cannery. The tree's location and soil seem key to its persistent yield, suggesting merit for scion collection.
Senator Beveridge, after a demanding congressional session, turns to osteopathic treatment in Indianapolis. Charles E. Coffin endorses the method and arranges for Beveridge to start frequent sessions under Dr. J. F. Spatinhurst at the State Life Building. The piece notes other senators, including Platt and Foraker, advocating osteopathy and cites Foraker’s son cured of congenital heart trouble at Kirksville under Dr. Still.
Treasury records approve The First National Bank of Newberg in Newberg Oregon to commence banking under US law after review. Deputy Comptroller Thomas P. Kane signs and seals the claim dated December 31, 1904.
The Board of Directors of School District No. 29 in Yamhill county Oregon invites bids until 8 p m Saturday January 21 1905 for transporting school children from the western part of the district beyond a two mile limit to and from school for the remainder of the school year. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of Board Andrew Pickett District Clerk.
The Graphic offers a year free subscription to The Pacific Tree and Vine as a premium for new subscriptions or for sending the paper to a friend. Existing subscribers can participate by renewing or gifting. See the Graphic office for samples and details. Will E. Purdy is noted for notary public work and insurance.
Notice that the First National Bank of Newberg commenced business January 9 1905 and that the charter authorizing this bank to do business is published in this issue. N C Christenson cashier.
Harriet Howard of 209 West Thirty Fourth Street New York recalls years of salt rheum and eczema cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The quick healer also treats cuts burns and sores and sells for 25 cents at F H Caldwell Co drug store.
Edith E Heater, 24, to John B Weed, 24, reported in marriage licenses. Greatly in demand: Dr King's New Life Pills praised as a blood and system cleanser for stomach and liver troubles. Available at F. N. Caldwell & Co's drug store for 25 cents with guarantee.
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