Newberg News Briefs On Prohibition And Local Topics
In Newberg Oregon the January 26 1905 issue reports Tom Kay’s successful opposition to a proposed five dollar marriage license, Amity women petitioning for local prohibition voting rights, and commentary on the Oregon local option law. It notes Bell vs independent lines pricing, doubts on legislative amendments, and highlights the State Board of Health report praising Newberg’s water supply sourced from a spring three miles away high in the mountains.
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State Board of Health
Newberg
Purity as a Trusted Investment Praised Across Towns
A local editor extols purity with strong pressure as highly profitable and a model for other towns. The statement calls it a true, commendable example worthy to appear on letter heads and envelopes.
Plain Words by Plain People urges organized effort to attract newcomers
J C Cooper of McMinnville promotes enterprise and immigration in county papers. He argues success comes from modern advertising and community push, citing Newberg as a model and urging both young and old to mobilize in schools and towns.
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J. C. Cooper
McMinnville
United States
Newberg
In Memory of Arthur Kirk and School Board Notes
Poems honor Arthur Kirk of Phoenix with religious reflections on life and afterlife. A Yamhill county school officers meeting in Newberg covers topics led by C J Edwards, C A Deach, R W Kirk, and others. Also announces The New Market butchers offering meat with free delivery by Austin and Boyes.
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Arthur Kirk
Phoenix
Arizona
Chehalem Center Friends
Yamhill County School Officers’ Association
Newberg
C. J. Edwards
C. A. Deach
S. D
R. W. Kirk
P. Young
W. R Everst
J. R. Craven
J. W. Butler
H. Pearson
L. R. Alderman
H. E. McGrew
Pacific College
Austin & Boyes
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
Louisa Grauer aged 18 wed Sylvester Latham 26. Sophia Hibbs 28 united with R L Booth 32 in marriage licenses recorded. Local officials filed the notices for these unions.
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Louisa Grauer
Sylvester Latham
Sophia Hibbs
R L Booth
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promoted for Liver Trouble
An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a mild harmless liver remedy. Moore of Lafayette Indiana endorses them as effective unlike other pills which cause stomach upset. Travelers are advised to carry this reliable remedy and it is sold by F H Caldwell Co with Will E Purdy noted for notary and insurance services.
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DeWitt
Moore
LaFayette
Ind
F. H. Caldwell & Co
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised For Skin Trouble
Harriet Howard of New York recounts suffering from salt rheum and eczema before using Bucklen's Arnica Salve which she credits as a quick healer for cuts burns and sores. The product sells for 25 cents at F. H. Caldwell & Co's drug store.
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Harriet Howard
W. Sath St
New York
Bucklen
F. H. Caldwell & Co
Patterson Jones Co Silent Auction Shoes Sale
A handsome display of fine art items highlights a sale with every pair of shoes priced at 2.50 and up. Patterson Jones & Co promotes the event, inviting customers to browse the illustrated collection and purchase at the stated prices.
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Patterson, Jones & Co
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Newberg Graphic
Oregon
H. Woodward
W.C. Woodward
Tom Kay
Amity Board of Trade
Amity
Oregonian
Bell Telephone Company
Corvallis Times
Bell People
Jesus
Will E. Purdy
John A. Beck
Watchmaker
Morrison St
Portland, OR
F.B. Cummings & Company
Lawer’s Harness Shop
Hugh C. Lawer
Hudson Bros
the Clothiers
Reynolds
Porter & Larkin’s
General Merchandise
Conservatory OF Music
Cc. W. Kantner
M. B
N. L. Kantner
The
Empire
Andrew Pickett
City Feed Store
Newberg Sash and Door Factory
Fhracocek &Sonss