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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
8
The Newberg Meat Co promotes its facilities for fur elesse meats and butchers supplies with free delivery. It highlights customer service and availability through both phones for orders and inquiries.
63 acre farm with two building sets and good water near Bank of Newberg. Fruit trees on site. Convenient location one mile north. Call and see the place. A EB Bowman.
Miss Grate Craven daughter of Mr and Mrs I R Craven married Theodore David at the Craven home one mile west of Newberg at ten o clock on the new. The groom resides in Po and plans civil service exam preparation for a future government position.
Miss Cole, Mr Hammond's niece from Oklahoma, will teach at Chehalem Center next fall. Lemon Madson drove his mother to town in a fine new car last Sunday and visited Grandma and Grandpa Nelson, taking them for a ride. Mr and Mrs H Chase and son Chandos left for Cascade Locks to visit Mr Chase's brother Chas. Chase and family. The Kirk family visited home folk and plan to leave Thursday for the mountains for the summer. Last Saturday children gathered at Mrs H Palmer's to celebrate Master Homer's fourth birthday with cake and lemonade.
A column of maxims on gender roles and social behavior contrasts good breeding with training. It critiques talk vs actions and emphasizes restraint, jealousy, honesty, and prudent speech as guiding virtues for both women and men. The piece uses aphorisms to reflect era attitudes.
An assortment of aphoristic lines ponders hope, sea life, languages, religions, lunar heights, and love. It contrasts belief with doubt, notes lonely life, and hints at relationships and caution in desire, ending with a stray incomplete thought about not pawning a gun.
Classified notices include newspaper rates for Wanted and Newberg Graphic and Weekly Oregonian, a Fourth of July pistol and fire cracker appeal, local hauling orders, berry seller contact, Brick factory kiln opening near Hamnett, and a 200 acre Corvallis area ranch for sale or trade eighteen miles from Corvallis along C E railroad with seven room house and new barn. W J Bennett box 334 Newberg Oregon.
Advertises two horse spans for sale. One span weighs 1100 pounds each with harness priced at 225 dollars. Another span weighs 1400 pounds each, three and four years old, offered for 500 dollars per span.
Strayed six year old sorrel mare with a scar on the foreleg and a star on the forehead, about 1000 pounds. Richard C. Williams of Newberg Oregon offers a reward for information leading to recovery. July 2 1907.
C B Wilson offers a choice lot of Plymouth Rock pigeons for sale with options of young or old birds.
Hay offered by Mrs Bowman in the field one mile north of town for sale.
One four wheeled iron wagon for moving fruit with a 2 by 4 foot oak platform. A dried fruit grader used one season and a dried fruit press are included. All items are in good repair and must be sold immediately. Contact W. F. Edwards at 413 Commercial Building, Oregon.
Ninety eight acres all fenced with splendid soil seven acres cleared forty acres slashed and bal good timber with running water. Price two thousand three hundred dollars on easy terms. S L Parrett Dundee Oregon.
July sale offers rib bons feathers and flowers on ladies misses and children's hats at Mrs Linville's one door west of Potter's jewelry store with greatly reduced prices.
C S CALKINS of Newberg Oregon offers a good light wagon in exchange for a good cow. Mutual phone 17 4.
A string of aphoristic lines notes that vices afflict blacksmiths and others, fate serves as a scapegoat for shortcomings, people rarely admit troubles, love hinders two tasks, and a woman can stir a man without lighting up his entire life.
E. Hoefer advertises P. O. Barber Shop offering hair cutting 25 and shaving 10. The notice proclaims everything neat and up-to-date with the motto good work guaranteed.
Advertisement from December 2, 1901 mentions Royal Anne cherries at 90 dollars per ton with delivery to a Newberg Oregon warehouse near Heacock's sash and door factory. Includes endorsements by O G Higbee of Danville Illinois praising Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and a sales note by C F Moore.
A brief ad urges buyers to see the seller before purchasing cherries, located two doors east of Parker's store. The message signs A. Wison as the contact.
Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington says doctors failed to help her for years yet Foley's Kidney Cure gave relief after the first dose and she is cured. The ad claims the medicine cleanses poisons from the blood and promotes health. For sale by F J Caldwell and Co.
Mrs Julia Pyder Paine of Truro Massachusetts endorses a new discovery claimed to cure coughs colds and sore throats and to strengthen weak lungs. The ad notes a guaranteed price of one dollar with a free trial bottle offered by F H Caldwell & Co.
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