Newberg Graphic: County meeting on school officers
The issue notes a county superintendent announced a school officers meeting at McMinnville on Saturday November 19 after the teachers institute. It lauds the cooperative conference as advancing school interests and cites local activity in Oregon politics and hops markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman
McMinnville
Teachers’ Institute
Oregon editor attacks prohibition in a heated blast
A Oregon editor rants against prohibition urging immigration limits and industry decline while claiming Newberg and Forest Grove prosper under prohibition. He attacks "prohibition agitators" and mocks opponents, asserting state towns flourish despite the liquor ban.
Public Sale Notice Near Newberg Middleton Area
On Saturday November 12 2004 at ten o clock I offer for sale at my place five miles north of Newberg and two and a half miles west of Middleton a bay mare and bay horse 1400 each a black yearling colt and sorrel yearling colt sired by Oregon 4 choice milch cows a 12 year old heifer 12 sheep including buck 31 goats including buck 600 feet of shiplap 2 young hogs 225 each 1 light steel tones lever binder 1 3% Mitchell wagon 1 set of 3% steel wheels 11% three seated Mitchell back 1 road cart 1 set good team harness 2 sets single buggy harness 550 bricks 1 saddle and bridle new plus a lot of hay plows harrows implements and household goods. Terms cash for sums 10 and under over 10 twelve months with bankable note 7 percent interest discount 3 percent for cash over 10 Free lunch at noon. J C Emuet Prop’r.
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Newberg
Middleton
Oregon
J. C. Emuet
Prop’r
Yamhill Prohibition Rally Earns Big Turnout in Newberg Hall
Union mass meeting in Crater's hall featured Newberg professionals and business leaders urging Yamhill county voters to approve local option on November 8. Speakers highlighted wrecks from saloons, pledged vigilance, and urged towns to join the prohibition effort.
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Crater’s Hall
Newberg
Yamhill County
Prohibition
C. W. Kantner
L. M. Parker
Brother Gould
Clarence Butt
Yamhill
N. C. Christensen
B. C. Miles
Spe
Sta
Miles
Shoul Newberg
E. H. Woodward
Berg
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Local Druggist
S P Starts, a druggist at 297 Main Street in New Britain Connecticut, extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for relief of sour stomach and indigestion. He asserts universal satisfaction and cures, noting the remedy was developed after extensive experiments and is sold by F H Caldwell & Co.
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S. P
Main Street
New Britain
Conn
F. H. Caldwell & C
A Question of Tacks
Readers can send 25 cents in silver by postal note or stamps to receive journal subscriptions. Options include one month of the Daily Journal, two months of the Sunday Journal, three months of the Semi-weekly Journal, or four months of the Weekly Journal, with a tack filled match safe included.
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Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Journal
Weekly Journal
the Journal
Portland
Oregon
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Pleasant Taste
Local testimonial from W L Roderick of Poolesville Maryland praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as easy to take and safe for children. Manufactured with granulated leaf sugar and maple like roots, the product is sold by C F Moore & Co. A prize offer awards twenty dollars in gold for top flag coupon collectors. Also advertised Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claim quick relief for biliousness.
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W. L. Roderick
Poolesville
C. F. Moore & Co
Chamberlain
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