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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1897
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show times 12:20 p m and 6:05 p m likely indicating schedule references or sightings. lacks clear subjects, events, or entities to confirm a full item.
The notice lists subscriptions and prices for The Graphic, The Oregonian, and The Youth's Companion, plus local news about merchants, travel to Baker City, farm activity, egg prices, gravel for highways, timber trade, and a medical remedy advertisement by A. T. Hill. It notes people visiting Portland for horticulture and poultry shows and others planning travel or business.
The column covers visits to Portland for medical treatment. farm buyers in Stanley and Cooper market meat. Hendershott family and others travel, a patent bread pan, wood contracts, and local remedies for coughs. Oregon legislature opens with party friction and horticultural society plans events and co operation talks.
We express heartfelt gratitude to those who kindly offered aid during our illness Meaxp Mes Stasmnovon. Your generosity and support brought comfort and strength to us in a difficult time.
Presiding elder of Portland district will give a lecture titled Reminiscences of the War at the M E church this Saturday evening at seven o clock. Admission is ten cents.
A large attendance in the college chapel Friday night enjoyed Miss Glen and her class in a first concert of the year. The students faced stage fright but presented a creditable program featuring Myrtle Gardner Bertha Cox Evelyn Kair Sibyl Woodward Jessie Britt Mable Edwards and Miss Glen. The program included overtures waltzes rhapsoide and a concerto with multiple soloists and a choral finale by the Young Ladies Glee Club.
Attention stockholders of the Newberg Fair Association. A meeting will be held at the office of attorney Clarence Butt on Saturday January 16 at 2 o'clock p m. Full attendance is requested due to important business to be discussed.
By stopping that cough. We know of no better remedy for coughs and colds than the 8. B. Cough Cure. 50 cents per bottle. For ease by all drug gists. Settle Up. I have gone out of business, and consequently all those owing me will please settle up at once. J.G. Wier. Attention is called to the new advertisement of Morris & Miles this week.
A county paper notes Wm. Chrisman and wife depart for California to stay until April. County debt at year end via redeemed warrants stands at 10216.50. A burglary arrest pairing yields a misperceived peaching and hidden goods. A panther sighting ends with an eight foot animal under a nest ledge. Rumors of a McVain burglary shootout are debunked with a humorous court-room tableau description.
Public notices list several property transfers in McMinnville and Newberg including lots in John’s addition and Newby subdivision, with buyers and sellers named such as JI Stow, P M Stow, G L Baker, Wm Millsap, H Moore, and others. Also includes a denial by J G Winey that reports of being ousted are false and that the sale was voluntary and fair.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Janction ity 11 was told she had Consumption with no hope but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life Mr Theos of 139 Florida St San Francisco also recovered from a dreadful cold and approaching Consumption after one bottle of the medicine Free trial bottles available at A T Hill’s Drug Store Regular size 50c and 1 00
A short ad praises One Minute Cough Cure as safe for colds and long troubles, noting its pleasant taste for children. A Philadelphia Inquirer blurb recalls ancient use of music by physicians for mind relief and cites David playing the harp for Saul. The piece ends with a church meeting notice for the W.F.M. of Friends at E. H. Woodward’s home Saturday at 3.
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