Thursday edition notice and masthead fragment
A fragment from a Thursday June 11 2008 issue shows a masthead item with price 1.50 per year in advance and names Woodward Heieers and Publishers. The readable content is sparse and lacks a full article.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
A fragment from a Thursday June 11 2008 issue shows a masthead item with price 1.50 per year in advance and names Woodward Heieers and Publishers. The readable content is sparse and lacks a full article.
The article laments Newberg’s lack of representation on the county roster and calls for redrawing voting precincts. It argues Springbrook and North Newberg need separate, extended boundaries to improve access and timing, while noting shifts in voting behavior and party pledges during the recent election.
As noted last week, Polk neighbor voted to throw out the booze. Editor Hayter of the Observer provides a sharp, agreeable commentary on the measure and its implications.
Magnificent $450 piano offered for $300 in superb condition less than three years old with a powerful sweet tone. Also household furniture for private sale including couch, bedroom suite, dining table and chairs, small table. Viewing at residence of J. S. Carrick Professor of Music on Meridian St.
McMinnville and Newberg transfers listed with buyers and sellers. Properties include 50 ft of lots 5 6 7 4 Edwards Add Newberg for $1 and various parcels in Dundes Hans Wirths North Yamhill etc. Amounts range from $1 to $4525. Several parcels in College Add McMinnville Johns Add Me Minnville and Walker d Le in 13s 2w noted.
Vehicle deeds show multiple transfers: Albert E Wilkes to H E Wilkes lot 4 block 2 Lafayette for 100 dollars. H E Wilkes to G H Perkins same property for 50 dollars. Wm H H Stewart to Otto Schrader 120 aan section 29 township 5 south range 8 west for 960 dollars. Luman L Van Nortenck to Adah M Thomas lots 3-6 block 62 Lafayette for 750 dollars. Luellen Duncan to Wm Duncan 4.04 acres in section 5 township 3 east range 2 west for 1 dollar. Luellen Duncan to James C Duncan 5.23 acres in section 5 township 3.8, range 2 west for 1 dollar. W B Wynn to Jack Brown 30 acres in Jas Morris district 3 south range 2 west for 5600 dollars.
Local traders cite ongoing delays as Fruit Trees stock remains on hold amid market uncertainty. Community merchants expect resolution soon as stakeholders discuss pricing and distribution steps with minor suppliers.
C F Moore offers prescription pharmaceutical services and medicines as a specialty. The shop also sells books stationery fancy and toilet articles and stocks Camara Kodaks and camera supplies with lessons provided in photography.
Insidious warning about kidney trouble precedes severe illness. Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended at first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by C. Moore.
The Newberg Meat Co advertises top facilities for meats and butchers supplies with free delivery and both phones available to customers.
Mars Horton announces closing out sale of entire millinery stock at cost. Come early for best selection.
Special Notice announces printed telephone directories available and introduces Stromberg-Carbon telephones for sale. Offers share of stock on installments and sale of new extra parts. Contact 7 J. Madson, Mutual 18-3.
The horse Generat Jones No 41747 by Captain Mc Kinney out of Daisy Hill by Altmont is described as royally bred with strong speed, comparing him to sister Bellomont 2 09. He won first prize at the Vancouver B C Horse Show with a weight around 1150 pounds. His brother Chehalent also won first in his class at the Lewis and Clark fair.
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