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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
2
Descriptive note highlights attractive seaside resorts and renowned medical springs, naming magnificent tourist hotels and the claim of a World’s Greatest Resort accessible via a coastal route.
Southern Pacific announces low round trip rates from all Northwest points on the Shasta Route. The offer includes long limit, stop-over privileges, and first class accommodations.
A note describes accessible literature on winter travel topics available from 0. R. & N. or & P. on egg arn Or. Write to Bhatte for details. The program includes a final return limit of six months and stop overs in either direction.
The article extols Paso Robles Hot Springs as a premier health destination with historic ties to Native Americans and missionaries. It notes hot and cold waters, mineral mud, and treatments for rheumatism and various ailments, stressing affordability and public access. It contrasts public and private facilities and mentions a new promotional book from the management plus contact details for further information.
From February Farm Journal, the article advises separating fighting birds, ensuring constant clean water, providing lime for eggshells, weekly onions as a tonic, ample floor space, and mite control. It notes against red pepper, discusses white versus colored eggs, the benefit of nest eggs, warmed water, and a DIY mite trap with kerosene. Grit near housing improves digestion and egg yield.
The Tri County Push Club plans a mass meeting at Grange Hall Butteville Oregon on Saturday evening January 29 1910 to elect and qualify officers for the new year. President Will E Pardy of West Buttevile originated the idea of forming the club.
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