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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes it is entered as second class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office and lists editor and publisher B H Woodward with W C Woodward as associate.
The Oregonian is lauded for its national standing while local Newberg civic matters are debated. Board of Trade attendance, city official participation, and meeting schedule changes are discussed along with guidance on better breathing practices from Harpers Bazaar.
The Board of Trade calls for persistent and united action from citizens to guide and oversee ongoing work. It stresses that one day of effort is insufficient and urges continued, cooperative support to achieve desired results.
An Indiana engineer calculates the cost to move one ton of horsepower over various road surfaces from dry sand to asphalt. He claims improvements could cut costs to 5 cents per mile per ton, unlocking millions of dollars in savings and enabling merchandise that is not currently profitable to be moved.
A proposal from Newberg suggests forming a house-painting association. Property owners would enter an agreement to paint buildings on the canyon, with a target number of signers to be secured. The plan is described as original and beneficial.
This Portland Oregon piano ad touts Kimball pianos praised for tone, endurance, construction and design. It asserts superior quality at low prices and invites buyers to investigate, noting Hovuss piano shop on Washington Street near Park and branches in San Francisco Spokane and Sacramento.
A short health note stresses oxygen's vital role and the link between breathing and vitality. It claims oxygen aids fat loss and suggests a daily breathing exercise to practice.
An Oregon field in the Eden Valley farm of Capt. Gordon Voorhies plans a 41 acre corn crop, possibly the largest on a single Oregon farm. Foreman J. Huger led 14 teams to plow the ground last week, with planting to start once soils warm. The 240 acres are Apple and Pear trees planted in prior seasons requiring cultivation, though corn or potatoes may be grown without hindering tree growth.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for burns boils and skin sores. It claims the salve heals without scarring and lists applications for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles, sold by Caldwell & Co.
A brief notice lists plants for sale including early and late cabbage late cauliflower and celery at 25 cents per 100 and tomatoes at 50 cents per 100. Contact Frank Woop for details.
D H Turner of Dempsey town Pa reports a two week use of Dr King’s New Life Pills makes him feel like he is in his teens The pills are praised as vegetable and non gripe and sold for 25 cents at F H Caldwell Co drug store.
Edith E Brown aged 29 weds John S Silsby 38. Louise McCollergs aged 42 weds Thos E Jones 49. Matte das aged 18 weds David A Tairnidge 23.
H P Burbage of Greenville South Carolina suffered years of a persistent cough that alarmed him into fear of consumption. After trying Chamberlains Cough Remedy he reports a noticeable improvement after one bottle and permanent relief after two. Sold by C F Cole.
S. W. Potter advertises free eye testing with a focus on careful examination and prompt, neat repairs. The notice emphasizes no charge for testing and highlights expertise in jewelry and spectacles.
An ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers promotes the pills as gentle yet effective laxatives. The copy claims they awaken digestion and cure constipation biliousness and liver troubles by stimulating secretions and restoring gland tone. Sold by Caldwell & Co.
The Newberg Steam Laundry claims best in the country for quality work with guaranteed satisfaction and prompt delivery. It operates with branch offices in Dayton and Sherwood and is owned by A. N. Prall, proprietor.
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