Port land depot at Jefferson Street detail unclear
Fragmentary note mentions a Faasenger depot at the foot of Jefferson street in Port land Oregon with unclear timing and context. No additional readable facts or names are discernible.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1899
Page
3
Fragmentary note mentions a Faasenger depot at the foot of Jefferson street in Port land Oregon with unclear timing and context. No additional readable facts or names are discernible.
Local items report C B Wilson buying produce with cash, seven acres of hops for rent, and moves and visits among residents. Frank Wood plans sixteen acres of sweet corn for Portland market. Ed Robinson’s team found a buyer. various families travel, host, or relocate.
The text promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective preventive for la gripp and pneumonia. It claims the remedy shortens illness duration, is pleasant and safe, and has been used by thousands with no pneumonia cases, with sale by F. Moore & Co. druggists.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a sugar coated health booster. It promises to transform weakness into energy and mental vigor for 25 cents a box, attributed to C E Smith.
A Civil War veteran from Newark Michigan suffered ulcers for two decades until Becklen's Arnica Galve was found to cure him. The ad claims cures for cuts bruises burns boils felons eruptions corns and piles with 265 centa a box. Sold by C E Smith druggist.
Victims suffer stomach liver and kidney trouble and general run down states. J W Gardner of Idaville Indiana credits Electric Bitters with restoring appetite strength and zest. He claims it gave him a new lease on life and he can now eat anything. Only 50c at O E Smiths Grog store. Every bottle guaranteed.
The Graphic argues for opening a public road to the gravel bar opposite Ash Island citing costs of an expensive bridge across Chehalem creek and the need to end reliance on river barges. It proposes a small, inexpensive bridge and negotiated concessions from landowners to allow wagon access and reduce yearly road funding pressures.
A narrator visits two Jersey breeders near Newberg Oregon to inspect stock. J L Hoskins manages a well kept farm with pure bred Jerseys including a Coomassie cow. Spring Hill Farm near town spans 200 acres under J M and S W Atkinson with mountain creeks and notable Jersey bloodlines.
The text discusses Messrs Hoskins and Atkinson with Atkineon cattle, listing promising A J C C helfers and multiple traces to Eurotas, Rex, and Farmer's Glory. It mentions Lodema and multiple sires, and says Mr. A sought eastern breeder names, conveyed in The Jersey Bulletin by Thomas Withycombe.
A E Smith's Drug Store reports a dramatic rise in trade as customers receive free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. The remedy is claimed to cure coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung diseases with trial bottles available before purchase.
A Baltimore Sun piece surveys places called Devil's Island and other Devil related sites from Ireland to North America and Europe. It notes Devils River in Quebec and Devil's Bridges in Uri and Cardiganshire, plus Wicklow’s Devil's Glen and Kerry's Devil's Punch Bowl, ending with a quip about absentee landlords in London.
Thomas Whitefield & Co. of Jackson Street recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe. The Chicago druggist argues it provides prompt relief and counters pneumonia risk. available from C.F. Moore & Co.
George W Waitt of South Gardiner Maine reports a severe grip cough and chills but after using one 50 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy all symptoms left him. He commends the honest medicine and its manufacturers. For sale by F Moore Co.
W J Slater calls a council room gathering to discuss road upgrades. Citizens favor gravel with proper grading and drainage, weighing rock foundations versus gravel layering, with costs estimated at about 1600 dollars per mile including gravel, and a three member committee appointed.
Wanted several trustworthy persons in thin state to manage our business in their own and nearby counties. Etta retainy office work conducted at home. salary per year 900 and expenses definite bonafide no more no less salary Monthly 7 References Enclose well addressed stamped envelope Herbert B. Hees President Department M Chicago.
A fragmented advert notes Schilling's Best products offered at grocers with money back guarantees. It mentions Sutton Calkins Co as the seller and hints at fair prices and public and private value.
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