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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
4
Newberg graphic publication under EB Woodward Editor and W C Woodward Associate Editor issued every Friday morning lists post office entry and classification as second class at Newberg Oregon with publication details.
It is stated that sixty dollars exists for every man woman and child in Kansas revealing rising per capita wealth. The note recalls William Allen White and Emporia Gazette warnings as populism surged yet Kansans appear to be raising more corn and less hell.
Secretary Root condemns the false statements by Cadet T Berry linked to cigarette possession. He warns such deceit is a plain lie and should be resisted by all officers and gentlemen. He also critiques Portland unions for threatening the Lewis and Clark Centennial project and Oregon’s interests.
M Ross of Elgin Minnesota buys the J J C Kirk farm east of town. He plans to move in with his wife and three children to use the property as a family home.
The speaker reflects on spring returns with the green in the trees and warm sun. He recalls loafing and garden work, the lazy friendly mood, and simple pleasures of outdoor life as sap rises and loitering days resume. The verse captures rural nostalgia and rejuvenation.
Oregon children 15 and younger are invited to submit letters explaining why Elier's Piano House offers the best pianos at low prices. Prizes total seventy dollars with awards to the top letters and a final postmark deadline of May 31. The scheme encourages asking parents and local merchants about freight, warehouse ownership, and sales strategy while promoting the store on Washington street in Portland.
Reported by Yamhill County Abstract Company listing transfers: Mc Miasyon agent and wife to Elizabeth Shipley 160 acres in section 2 township 6 south range 4 west for 3800 dollars. Elizabeth Shipley and husband to Robin Smith 160 acres in same field for 3500 dollars. Martha Whitmer to John Eberall 200 acres in section 24 township 48 range 6 west for 800 dollars. BF Burton to AC Goodrich 20.50 acres in A Job dle township 8 south range 4 west for 1200 dollars. F Williamson to HR Morris and wife 4 acres in DD Ramsey dle township 3 south range 3 west for 900 dollars. G Nelson and wife to Selah Bavis lots 5 6 and 7 block 4 Col.
Marriage licenses show Nora Wilcox aged 23 to J W Booth born 1943 and Agee aged 25 to J J Welch, ak sae 20 to Louis Ashington in county records. An advertisement for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claims quick healing from scratches and burns and piles with Caldwell & Co selling the product.
The notice lists early and late cabbage late cauliflower celery and tomatoes with prices 25 cents per 100 for cabbage and 50 cents per 100 for tomatoes. Frank Woop.
A public health warning notes deaths from colic and cholera morbus in many neighborhoods and urges keeping Chamberlains Golic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. It cites Mr H P Burbage in Greenville who credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with ending a years long cough and improving health.
S W Potter offers jewelry and spectacles with free eye testing and prompt, neat repair service. Local ads spotlight no charge for testing eyes and rapid repairs for eyewear.
An advertisement claims Dixon Building cured after two bottles of twenty five cent size. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as rejuvenating, credits Dempsey town resident D H Turner for testimony, and promotes Caldwell drug store as sole seller. Pills described as vegetable and non–gripe.
Local laundry announces best in the country with satisfaction guarantee and prompt attention. Full service for all orders and immediate delivery offered from Newberg main shop with branch offices in Dayton and Sherwood. A N Pressnall proprietor.
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