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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
8
The piece argues a real difference with a healthful ingredient for baking. It notes that some powders use phosphate and alum from mineral sources instead of cream of tartar to cut costs, promising better results and improved food quality.
Mary Worden and Oliver Worden visited Mrs. Ruby Sleeper on Chehalem Mountain. G. W. Worden and family moved to a new home in Chehalem Center. A successful school rally was held at Ewing Young No. 10 with Districts 5 9 10 52 61 participating and Rev. McConnel as speaker. Land transfers include Plumb to Smith Stephens 96.47 acres and Shuck to Mary E Hickman 106.57 acres.
Property deals listed include John W Brooks and wife to Norman R Oliver for lot 7 block 8 Deskins add Newberg for 1200 dollars. Several other transfers cover parcels in Newberg and surrounding areas with prices from 10 to 10000 dollars.
Leading Hygienist Magazine article by Dr. R. R. Daniels explores how to couple foods for easier digestion. Readers are urged to obtain the December issue from news dealers or send 10 cents to Hygenist Publishing Co. in Denver for the magazine.
An ad lists a sale of a drill set, buggy, harness, and Cotton King disc from Newberg Seed Co plus an eye care pitch promoting Dr. Lowe and a glasses event at the Imperial Hotel in Newberg on March 29. The notice urges expert fittings and scientific examinations for quality eyewear.
Article urges parents to have children checked for defective vision rather than neglect. It notes brain signals misread by the eyes and recommends Dr Lowe for an eye exam at the Imperial Hotel on March 29 to determine glasses or other steps to improve work.
Thousands of deaf people abandon hearing devices and enjoy conversation through a unique lip reading method promoted by the School of Language in Kansas. The program claims quick results, cites New International Encyclopaedia, and invites interested readers to respond without sending money.
A candidate for county commissioner seeks Republican primary votes on May 19 urging honest service and thanks voters. The note signs Polady and R C Henry at 23-25 R C Henry.
Statement from Pdadv H S Maloney expressing satisfaction with past service and intent to seek continued support, noting enjoyment of the work and need for the salary.
Frank A. Rowe announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as Joint Representative from Yamhill and Tillamook counties at the May 19, 1916 primary. Paid adv. Pd adv 24-29.
Subject to voter approval in the May 19 1916 primary M D Del Warren announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff.
Local dairy advertises sweet and sour milk, buttermilk, skim milk and cream from Lone Fir Dairy with morning delivery service.
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