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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
4
The Newberg Meat Co advertises superior facilities for meats and butchers' supplies with free delivery and dual phone lines for customer service.
Classified advert for a 63 acre farm offering two building sets, ample water, proximity one mile north of Bank of Newberg, abundant fruit varieties, with contact A. B. Bowman to call and view.
The session featured Judge Artman of Indiana delivering a extended address arguing morality underpins law and condemning the saloon. He asserted state, common, and moral law converge to limit intoxicating liquor and urged unified action across the nation, calling for support funds to pursue legal challenges.
A humorous old-time sale notice describes Bill Nye the humorist offering a cow named Rose. The eight year old, one-fourth Shorthorn and three-fourths hyena animal is described as brave and milk producing. The seller hints at health issues and includes a double barrel shotgun with the cow. May sale window noted.
The Lincoln Leader’s Editor Soule asserts last week that he saw a man savoring a girl on Newport beach and that the Portland Journal prize beauty was mocked by three young ladies who thanked them. He claims the three writers are the same individuals.
A brief note reflects on trust and integrity as some individuals cannot be trusted to handle even small monetary changes, highlighting concerns about honesty and responsibility.
Brief classifieds announce want ads and sales for Newberg and vicinity. Items include jelly glasses at The Gazelle, logan berries via A S Mellinger, lost gold watch, light fawn heifer calf, gloves at The Gazelle, ice cream by Swetland, goods for sale at E Buckley, and real estate offers by Christopher and Young. Ads reference Rich's grocery and The Graphic Oregon papers.
Hay for sale located in the field, one mile north of town, operated by Mrs Bowman. Pick up arrangements to be made locally with the seller.
Ladies and children's hats rib bon feathers and flowers offered at greatly reduced prices. Visit Mrs Linville's store one door west of Mr Potter's jewelry for the selection and savings.
A cook stove, some furniture and other household articles listed for sale by H. T. Casn.
E Hoefer announces P O Barber Shop offers hair cutting for 25 cents and shaving for 10 cents. The shop promises everything new clean and up-to-date with a motto good work guaranteed.
Notice to the public announces Kentner and Son as proprietors of the Depot Livery Stable have added new rigs including a rubber tire conveyance. They invite trials and advertise good horses and fair prices at 1239.
Amos F. King of Port Byron New York says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a leg sore that troubled him for eighty years and leaves him feeling eighty five. Sold by F H Caldwell Co. druggists with guarantee to cure all sores.
In a blunt observation, some individuals enter business because they cannot gain entry to other fields. The remark highlights economic pragmatism driving career choices and broader structural limits in opportunities.
A partial archival snippet extols ideal female beauty and vigor praising neatness clear eyes smooth skin and sprightly health. It touts women with strong nerves bright eyes and velvety skin as desirable and mentions Caldwell Co’s drug store promotional claim.
A compact reflection contrasts power in weaponry with influence of money, questioning which drives policy and action. The saying implies wealth holds greater sway than armed force in shaping outcomes.
O G Higbee of Danville Illinois reports relief after four months of rheumatism from Ballard's Snow Liniment. He purchased one bottle and was cured, endorsing it for others with similar afflictions. 25 cents, second bottle one dollar. Sold by C F Moore.
Notice that the administrator seeks the final settlement of the estate of Lottie D. Cone. The court invites any show cause why the account should not be settled and approved, with discharge of the administrator. Dated July 1907, George W. Cone acting as successor to the estate. Clarence Utiley, attorney.
Hunter representing the estate of Calvin Kiser is notified by Yamhill County Court to appear Monday at 1 o clock in McMinnville Oregon to file objections to the final account. Executor Charles Bowes invites all interested persons to contest any item in writing.
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