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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
2
The November 1 1901 issue of the Graphic in Newberg Oregon urges advance payment for $1 and notes a Friday morning publication. It recalls the Schley court, the Craigout execution, and London bathing cautions, plus political commentary on Shephard Tillman Pan-American deficit and anarchist Moat sentencing.
The Indianapolis Journal argues that prosperity fuels a rising taste for beauty in the nation. Railroads in the East and Midwest elevate depot grounds with architecture and flowers while village groups push public and private beautification. Schools teach the sense of the beautiful and towns begin to shed crude new country look.
The Outlook deemphasizes the North South feud sparked by Roosevelt inviting Booker T. Washington to dine at the White House. It notes Southern anger and press ridicule while praising a temperate, restrained reaction in its comment.
A temperate defense of President Roosevelt inviting Booker T. Washington as a dinner guest argues his right to select guests and uphold social traditions. Critics are labeled unrefined and biased, praising Washington's tact and restraint amid a charged social debate.
Yambill County shows a $38472 drop in assessable property this year while other counties rise under the new tax apportionment. Multnomah leads with a $15024277 gain. statewide levy shifts to a ratio of five year average valuations and expenditures for 1905 and beyond, with authority to adjust as counties share in road and bridge costs. Reporter notes potential public sentiment on the fairness of the system.
The November Ladies' Home Journal recounts Ira D. Sankey's discovery of a hymn in a penny religious paper During Moody and Sankey's first Britain tour a Glasgow train purchase of The Christian Age inspired the hymn about a lost sheep The Edinburgh Free Assembly Hall service followed with Sankey composing and singing the first stanza on the organ
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches claiming they purify blood and boost health. It notes price of 25e and money back guarantee details, with Sellers C.F. Moore & Co and an offer to rent orchard, pasture, and farming land by J.M. & S. W. Atkinson.
Editorial praise from F. H. Lester of Syracuse Kansas claims Backlinas Arnica Salve cured Kezema and skin eruptions. Abraham Tate Bellville says Electric Bitters are best selling. notes stomach liver kidney and blood disorders. City warrants payment note from City Treasurer Canciss dated 1901 urges presentment to stop interest.
From Coopersville Michigan comes news of a tasting liquid that before bed guarantees a good night’s sleep for those with coughs and colds. Mrs Aimelberger states three generations have used Dr Kings New Discovery for breathing ailments with no equal. Availability at C F Moore & Co drugstore with guaranteed bottles.
Notice states Clarence Butt is guardian administrator of the estate of Canby Heston, deceased, in Yamhill County Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers at the administrator’s Newberg, Oregon, address within six months from the date of notice. Dated October lith, with attorney W C Kruger listed.
Guardian Nesmesy Smith of Leroy Smith Carl Smith Lena Smith and Mabel Smith invites bids at public auction on December th 1901 at McMinnville Oregon. The sale covers undivided four fifths and fifty two hundredths acre interests in described lands in Yamhill County with mortgage and decree references. proceeds go to minors.
Sale begins Saturday October 12 as Jacobson & Co plans to close out its entire stock at first cost to fund extensive alterations. The store will discontinue the second floor department due to heavy stairs and future rebuilding, with thousands of bargains across clothing including coats suits and ulsters at reduced prices.
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