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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1894
Page
3
A collage of brief items from Newberg and Chehalem Valley including sales notices for Apple boxes and fruit boxes, feed and groceries, a flour price, a baby born, church and school events, travel and business notes, sign painting, tile work, and local deaths with burial details.
Advertisement claims Simmons Liver Regulator cures liver and kidney ailments with mild laxative effects. Sold by druggists in liquid or powder form and marketed as the king of liver medicines with customer endorsements from across the country including W. Jack of Tacoma.
An advertisement asserts Dr Miles Nervine cured a patient fatigued by nerves dizziness heart trouble and prostration after trying many physicians and tonics. It also touts Dr Miles Pills as a guaranteed remedy sold by C F Moore & Co with the promise of positive results to those overworked or exhausted.
If no unforeseen events occur, Newberg will host a metropolitan steam laundry led by Win Bondie. A definite site is awaited but startup in Newberg is expected with Alonzo Pressnall likely in charge. Proper management could yield immediate profitability and a well run operation soon.
Revival meetings led by Rev Elwood Scott at Friends church in Newbery closed last Sunday after three weeks of nightly services. The plain practical teaching produced a fresh awakening among members and attracted new professions, with several already joining the church and more to follow at the next business meeting.
Three elderly valley residents died this week. Mr. Rogers died suddenly at his son's residence after moving from Minnesota years ago. Coalby Carter, patriarch of fifteen, was found dead in his son in law’s Main Street home. George Myers, fish pond owner east of town, collapsed at work with his son Levi, likely from overexertion after concerns over flood damage to his pond dam. Notices invite inquiries at the office and mention stamp collectors and a dissolution of Haworth and Cox dating January 1 144.
Reports from Wht Cenahalem note Mrs Lon Custer still not improving while Bert Davis recovers fully. A rain ruined the hall dance and Saturday lyceum attendance was poor. Grandpa Rogers was buried at West Chehalem burying ground. Will Heston of Newberg bought land near Chehalem mountaine from Otis Keeney. Mrs Cady remains bedridden after an ankle break a year ago. Uncle Cogby Carter died in Newberg and was laid to rest near Gax in Millorying ground.
Van Leavitt entered school last Thursday. Otis Snodgrass and Frank Vestal are on the sick list this week. Miss Lady Hill visited college Thursday morning. Starley Britt was out Monday due to sickness. Florence Brown, from Scott's Mills, entered college early this week and boards at the hall. A hyacinth decorates the chapel. Lida Hanson donated it. The preliminary oratorical contest is set for Friday night, February 2. Carl Stanley, a former student, entered school Tuesday. President Newlin has invented a new mode of locomotion, useful only on windy days.
The Christian church of McMinnville promotes a midwinter fair ecard with church and city information plus photos. County officials discuss election board appointments in North McMinnville and a state levy likely under 7 mills, with last year at 26 mills and a hoped-for under 20 mills this year. The court reviews sheriff fees for tax collection and compares methods for distributing funds to cities and districts. Southern Pacific advertises 30 day tickets to San Francisco for the Midwinter Fair with excursion options and low base rates, while noting tickets go on sale at opening.
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