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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
4
Florence A Hayes reflects on resurrection and freedom with devotional verses. A Knoxville Tennessee election on saloon questions produced an overwhelming dry vote, with voters arguing decency should extend to cities after decades in towns and rural areas.
The text notes widespread talk that the proposed new brick structure on First Street has been abandoned. It compares the prospect to Jonah's gourd and questions whether supporters would have preferred the plans never raised.
A major Portland church employs a pastor who claims to oppose drinking while a society woman known for heavy drinking serves as a singer there. The arrangement appears to be an effort by church officials to provide entertainment for all classes of members.
Ezra Meeker the pioneer who traveled from Portland to Indianapolis with an ox team last year plans a new overland journey this season toward Washington and the Jamestown exposition. In Washington he expects a cordial reception from the President plus camping privileges in the back yard, reflecting the enduring regard for the plainsman.
The county seat moved from LaFayette to McMinnville and the former courthouse, later used by a college, was sold to private parties after the college relocated to Dallas. It is now claimed that the ground under the building was deeded with a certain provision.
The land and building were donated by La Fayette citizens for county needs and the town council will pursue legal action to recover the property. The old structure is a relic, scarcely worth the suit, yet a third party complicates the matter and taxpayers may bear the costs.
The Graphic features an Easter poem titled The Lord Has Risen Today by Mrs. F. A. Hayes. She writes from her home on the Chehalem mountain above Newberg, where she spends most of her time due to delicate health.
The Granges urge a referendum on the legislature’s 100000 appropriation for armories. They argue voting down the armory funding would favor public road improvements and curb waste, opposing critics who want taxes for armories and urging money toward hữu public improvements.
The article praises widespread debate clubs in Oregon colleges and argues debate builds citizenship and public speaking. It notes students gain hard study and broad reading to argue both sides and highlights public schools in Newberg teaching debate to pupils for future college participation.
The article notes that mature speakers in public meetings show value when handling important matters. It argues that clear thinking and concise expression are worthy goals and that youth should build this foundation now for future success.
Mr. D. N. Walker editor of the Hoterprise Louisa Virginia says a nail wound healed at once after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve with no inflammation. Heals every sore burn and skin disease. Guaranteed at F. H. Caldwell & Co's druggist for 2 cents.
A stylish figure who warned someone that he “doesn't know enough to chew gum” is the focus of speculation about his fate. No further details are provided in the fragment.
S L Apple former probate judge of Ottawa County Kansas states he has used Ballagh's Horebound Syrup for years and recommends it as the best cough syrup he has ever used. The product is sold by C F Moore in 25 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
A minister's vacation is cited as an example of rules that benefit both the church and the minister, showing practical guidance on scheduling time off within church governance.
J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory recounts using Chamberlain's Pain Balm to ease rheumatism and increase business activity. The ad endorses Pain Balm as the best liniment and claims prompt relief, with sales through C F Moore.
W W Kearney editor of the Independent Lowry City Missouri endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as essential for every home. He says it checks a cold at once and shortens illness. also unmatched for croup in children and can prevent an attack if given early. For sale.
A 35 year Oregon residence advertises real estate knowledge and offers contact for information. References include Bank of Newberg and First National Bank.
A local editor urges residents to shop locally, arguing that home prices beat distant sellers and that trying local goods proves its value. The piece touts the town as underselling outsiders and invites residents to experience the store’s offerings.
In Suffolk Virginia Henny Croll Jr proprietor of the verton Michigan ew Co fell ill with bowel trouble. A travel map advised Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured him. He recommends it for travelers as it may be needed and is not available on ships or trains. Sold by C F Moore.
A brief moral note reflects on the odd jolts of everyday life as a woman in a hardware store and a man in a millinery shop cross paths with clerks, highlighting social perceptions and wit.
Mrs. S. Ruppee credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving her son's life from a severe lung ailment. She began the remedy after a physician could not help and notes steady improvement followed by full recovery. The town's druggist F. H. Caldwell & Co. guarantees the cough and cold cure with a trial bottle free.
The remark asserts that Aman should be treated as innocent until proven guilty, with an exception made for political contexts. It frames a principle of due process while noting a perceived standard applied to politicians.
Cited advice urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure a cold and prevent pneumonia. Claims the medicine counters lung troubles and acute threats. Sold by C F Moore.
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