Newberg Graphic Dedicates Friday Issue to Local Chaff
The Newberg Graphic notes local opinion on temperance and saloon changes, mentions editor Woodward and associate Bettor, and prints brief items about Tillamook politician B L Eddy declining a congress bid but open to a district judgeship. It cites last month’s rainfall as heavier than any February in twenty two years.
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B. L. Eddy
Tillamook
Eddy
Tillamook County
Oregon
Temperance town fights whiskey men in Oregon
The Sheridan Sun notes Newberg fights liquor despite a temperance reputation and Oregon’s wider lawfulness questions. Forest Grove fights saloon advances as Albert G. Watson faces repeated beer violations with Hillsboro editor Austin Craig aiding him. The piece shifts to June butter, buttercream, and dairy notes from the Albany Herald, ending with a homespun close about turning in for the night.
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Sheridan Sun
Graphic
Newberg
Oregon
Sun
Chehalem Mountain
Forest Grove
Albert G. Watson
Austin Craig
Hillsboro Independent
Pacific University
Watson
Prolonged New York Wedding Draws Legal Speculation
A lengthy New York wedding over two hours sparks speculation that Oregon lawyers could initiate divorce proceedings during the ceremony, reflecting regional attitudes toward wedding durations and legal timing.
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New York
Oregon
Taxpayer Protest Over County Tax Valuation Practice
A reader decries McMinnville county officials for taxing methods. The writer objects to assessor valuation and subsequent court revisions that hide tax amounts from the payer until they seek clarification. The letter asks readers to share agreement with the grievance.
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McMinnville
Taxpayer Seeks Clear Breakdown of State Expenditures
A writer signs as John Mackenzie urging a public breakdown of tax allocations by state purposes including schools and highways. He asks for receipts detailing how taxes are spent and notes rising tax rates. He asks officials for transparent management pay data.
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John MacKenzie
J. M
Martindale Marries McCollum in Grants Pass Home
In Grants Pass Oregon on February 22 1904 Mynard Martindale and Vessie McCollum were married at 1 PM at the groom's parents home Rev C F Sanderson officiating. The ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner and the couple will reside in Grants Pass.
City Water Rates Due In Advance Each Month
City rules dated June 5 1899 require water payments to be made in advance at the Recorder’s office on the first of each month. Delinquent accounts after the tenth will result in water shut off from the premises, says City Recorder M. O. Pickett.
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M. O. Pickett
City Recorder
For Sale in Newberg Oregon Eight Lots and Fixtures
For sale an eight and one third lot fruit set with a six room house, barn and outbuildings. Also items including a buggy and other farm goods. Listings note Mrs E M Hopson and A E Bowman with dairy cattle and produce available in Newberg Oregon.
Little Early Risers Claim Safe For Children
Happy healthy children can take DeWitt's little early risers with perfect safety and sure results. They cure biliousness and are preferred over other pills. Sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co. The cold weather has halted John D. Rockefeller's golf game, suggesting resilience amid harsh criticism.
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DeWitt
F. H. Caldwell &Co
John D. Rockefeller
BE C DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Ad Claim
EK C DeWitt Co of Chicago claim original genuine witch hazel salve a cure for cuts burns and skin issues warns of counterfeits and urges buyers to look for BE C DeWitt Co Chicago on the box sold by F H Caldwell Co.
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Ek, C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
BE. C. DeWitt & Co
F. H. Caldwell & Co
Remarkable cough cure saves Mrs Fenner from pneumonia
Mrs Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered a cold deep in the lungs and pneumonia like cough. She lost weight from 148 to 92 pounds before using one minute cough cure. Four bottles cured the cough strengthened her lungs and restored her health. Sold by F H Caldwell Co.
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Gertrude E. Fenner
Marion
Ind
F. H. Caldwell & Co
Clover yield up to fifty percent with spring land plaster
Oregon Agriculturist notes clover yields in Willamette Valley rise as much as 50 percent when land plaster is applied in early spring. Some soils require plaster to establish a satisfactory stand, with 50 to 100 pounds per acre common. Also ad copy: oak chairs at Porter & Larkin's offered free.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon Agriculturist
Newberg Meat Co Offers Free Delivery and Fresh Meats
Stanley and Bono promote Newberg Meat Co with free delivery and a wide range of fresh meats including bacon and lard. They claim to do their own buying to supply the best possible quality in the valley.
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Newberg
Stanley & Bono
Newberg Meat Co
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