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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic announces it is issued every Friday morning as a second class matter at the Post Office in Newberg Oregon. Editor and Publisher is E M Woodward with W Woodward as Associate Editor.
The Oregon First District race pits Hon. Binger Hermann for the Republicans against A. E. Reames for the Democrats after the death of Thos. H. Tongue. The editorial predicts Hermann will win easily, praising his qualifications and readiness to assume Tongue’s duties. The piece also notes a scarcity of heavy draft horse breeders in Oregon and Washington amid growing demand for such horses for farming and city use.
The Roseburg Review questions if the president should dictate congressional picks, while Democrats shift stance, urging support for Mr. Herlari in response to Roosevelt's expressed wishes. The piece calls for voting in line with the president's directive.
The article notes a growing need for draft horses and describes the higher standards in the Willamette Valley. It contrasts past arrivals from the East with current good horseflesh, suggesting pride in improved stock and a shift away from raw-boned plug types.
Oregon meadows blaze with buttercups while half a billion kine graze and convert greens to milk and cream. Dairies swell output as cream wagons lengthen, and Oregon strawberries arrive to save the butter market. White blooms frame bank accounts as industry health grows with the season and commerce turns on a golden axis.
A historical ad explains how piano dealers incur selling costs and contrasts small shops with Eilers Piano House. The Portland store promotes lower per piano selling costs by moving high monthly volume, claiming direct savings of about 100 to 120 dollars per instrument, with additional locations in San Francisco Spokane and Sacramento.
An old advertisement claims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures burns boils and skin issues without scarring. It touts relief for blind bleeding itching and piles and urges buyers to buy DeWitt's from Caldwell & Co.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Whitman of Tacoma visited its town the first of the week offering a brief local social note about their trip and return.
An old notice urges keeping Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy due to frequent deaths from colic and cholera morbus. It claims the medicine has saved lives and eased suffering, and notes it is for sale by G F Moore & Co.
The President rents the Elgin Wright residence and will keep rooms in the First National Bank block, planning to open an insurance office after the college encement.
H P Burbage, a Greenville South Carolina law student, suffered a persistent four year to five year cough that greatly alarmed him. After trying Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy he reports a remarkable change and credits the medicine with his cure after using two bottles.
An advertisement offers free eye testing with no charge and promises neat repairs. It guarantees all work and highlights a range of items including clocks jewelry spectacles and even witchcraft related curios.
An advertisement notes a twenty five cent size product permanently cured, sold by C. F. Moore & Co. The copy emphasizes a medical or remedy claim with a compact sales line.
Esther I. Rose age 19 and Leland G. Hood age 21 of Shoshone County Idaho are listed for marriage licenses in this notices section. The record notes the couple's ages and county as the main identifiers.
A reader from Dempsey town Pa says one of Dr King s New Life Pills each night for two weeks has restored youthfulness claiming they are the best for liver stomach and bowels with vegetable formula. Available at F H Cata ell 60c drug store.
Newberg Stean Laundry claims top national status with satisfaction guaranteed and prompt attention. It offers all work called for and rapid delivery with branch offices in Dayton and Sherwood.
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