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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
The Silverton public hall hosted a gospel debate on Baptism with about 1000 attendees. After the event the audience reportedly left with unchanged views, illustrating ongoing opportunities for local missionary work.
Francis J. Heney spoke in Portland on a lecture night about the 1897 hold up in the Mitchell Fulton controversy. He promised a full account of the inner circle from the opposite side, noting the need to fumigate the newspaper before mailing.
M O Lownsdale earns praise for a program to remove moss covered pest ridden orchard tops in the Willamette valley. He outlines methods through press and speaks at horticultural meetings to educate farmers on eradicating scale and preparing for higher quality fruit. The effort is described as essential and heroic to improve lasting orchard health.
The piece argues builders neglect proper ventilation under houses built on dirt fills, risking dry rot and decay in a damp climate. It notes Newberg area homes perched on ground level invite health and structural problems, urging better foundation air flow and cautioning against unsuitable dry conditions. It quotes local editorial views on country weekly papers shaping public opinion and favoring independent editorials over machine produced content.
The Graphic notes no information from the school board members regarding their intentions, leaving community readers awaiting official statements and plans.
The article urges the renewal of principal R. W. Kirk for the upcoming year praising his eight years of steady leadership. It notes the school's size and the building’s praiseworthy condition as evidence of his effective governance and educational standing.
Shiloh Post No 77 reports the death of Comrade John A Hicks a faithful member and worthy citizen The post extends sympathy to the widow and bereaved friends Resolutions call for draping of badges for thirty days and distribution of copies to the family and press G W Allen committee R Piney Brouillette
The advice urges measuring worth by purpose and impact rather than salary. It emphasizes fulfillment through deliberate effort, learning, and service, guiding readers to redefine success beyond money.
For sale a peep a day incubator two egg in good condition priced at 16 dollars. Also notice about Mutual Telephone Co stock shares sale on installments and subscribe for a place on the new telephone directory list. Second hand phones and extra parts available from S J Manson Mutual Phone 18 3.
Advert says the product stops coughs and strengthens the lungs reducing pneumonia risk. Claims Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Sold by C F Moore with instruction to refuse substitutes.
Advertisement states stopping a cough early prevents pneumonia or consumption. A few doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup taken at the start will stop the cough, with longer treatment if it has run on. Sold by Moore's drug store.
Advertised wartime era note touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as preventing cripples from rheumatism by applying to affected parts night and morning. Claims it cures aches and pains and is sold at Moore's drug store.
Span of well matched young bay mares about 1400 pounds with a good harness set for sale. Price four hundred dollars. C Marsh R F D 1.
A very fine full blooded Jersey offered for service at one dollar. Contact Fred Werth at Wynooski Street.
Seedless plum Burbank's Miracle and Monica apple praised as long keepers. Walnuts and cherries listed among available stock. Contact J. B. Parker in Newberg Oregon, agent for Capital City Nursery for details and orders.
A local service notes delicate watch parts must be cleaned and oiled regularly to maintain accuracy. Grit particles and gum buildup can cause friction and wear, so every watch should be serviced at least every eighteen months. The shop promises thorough disassembly, cleaning of each wheel and pivot, reassembly, and precise regulation for optimal performance.
Local ad invites customers to view a stock of harness items for spring work including suit cases gloves and trunks with a note of appreciation for patronage.
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