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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
3
Community notices cover Wool and mohair sales, Portland visits by residents, local trades and shops, church events, births and deaths, fires and oil well progress, and social gatherings in Newberg and surrounding areas.
Less than two thousand voters have registered so far and many more are expected in the next two weeks. County conventions begin this week on Thursday and Friday as aspiring candidates loom. Churches adjourned last Sunday and a temperance service was held at the courthouse with Rev. Tout of Eugenes delivering a strong address to a crowded court room.
A collection of local visits and family gatherings shows Melvin David in Portland, Dr Lyman and his Portland daughter with P N Skinner, Walter Hadley of Dayton visiting his uncle John Hadley, Paul Macy and wife in McMinnville to see son Will, Guy Metcalf traveling to Portland to meet Eastern friends, Dr Gullette visiting Miss Barker ill from poison oak, and Leonard Rossner with Bertram of Dayton visiting Pauline Rosener who teaches locally. Also an advertisement offers nine hundred acres near Newberg for sale by Amos Nelson.
The J. J. Conlee place in West Chehalem offers 120 acres with about 100 in cultivation, fair buildings and orchard. On a road near a public school, cash price reasonable as the Conlee estate sale is to be closed by Amos Nelson Admr.
Advert says Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieves itching eczema and skin diseases and cures ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and bruises. Sold by Caldwell & Co's drug store with 250 price.
A widow’s death reveals the hidden cost of a wife’s labor. Aman ignores his wife’s wage until she dies, then contemplates remarriage and sees bankruptcy risks. A hired girl earns $126 yearly for board and motherhood of many children, while the husband’s spending habits leave the home in debt and neglect.
Champ Clark credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with curing his nervous tension and bodily collapse after a grueling campaign. The advertisement touts the tonic as the best medicine for overworked men and weak women, guaranteed by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
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