Newberg Graphic Subscriber Notice
The Newberg Graphic issued Friday November 8 1901 announces subscription prices with $1.50 yearly rate and $1 for advance payers offering fifty cent savings for prompt payment and a clear conscience.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic issued Friday November 8 1901 announces subscription prices with $1.50 yearly rate and $1 for advance payers offering fifty cent savings for prompt payment and a clear conscience.
The piece notes Li Hung Chang’s death yesterday and calls Seth Low’s New York mayoral win decisive against Tammany. It claims Massachusetts stayed Republican and Virginia remained Democratic, with Tuesday elections disappointing to graft era politics and signaling a sweeping Republican landslide. The public conscience is urged toward civic responsibility in what is described as an “off year” that isn’t off.
The piece critiques partisan attack journalism and foresees a Roosevelt Hanna clash, while praising broad prosperity in Kentucky and Oregon. It cites growing rail and real estate demand, thriving crops, livestock, and industry, and ends with a farmer's example of agricultural resilience.
A 640 acre farmer in the Willamette valley mistook potato growing for wealth, raising 5000 to 10000 bushels of wheat yearly and buying potatoes from others with time valued less. Mortgage overwhelmed him while neighbors who sold produce avoided debts.
Seth Low elected mayor of New York by 20 000 votes amid broad Republican and Fusion gains. Ohio reelects Nash by 85 000. Foraker safe. Maryland and Pennsylvania lean Republican. notable wins in San Francisco Union Labor ticket and New Jersey governor race. Rhode Island Connecticut Kentucky and Utah also show GOP strength. Democrats gain in Kentucky legislature and Louisville mayoralty. Virginia maintains Democratic state ticket large majority.
The McMinnville team dominated Newberg with repeated touchdowns as Heater and Pilkington starred on defense and offense. Newberg, though smaller, showed grit with several players listed, but the visitors could not match McMinnville’s weight and stopping power in a one sided game.
A four day sale at J C Sawyer building Newberg begins Friday 10 am offering Ladies skirts wrappers undergarments hosiery and notions at 9c to 1Sc and up with many items and low prices. J B Gross & Co invite all to inspect goods next to Chehalem Valley Bank. Dr Judge Galloway receiver of public monies visits Oregon City office.
Plain sewing done to order and plain diesel making with neat repairs and guaranteed satisfaction. Rooms available in Armory Hall building. Also advertising Moki Tea claims for sleep and health, with various products and rental notices. (Contains multiple short notices and ad-style lines.)
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy for sick and nervous headaches. The copy promises purified blood and improved health, pricing at 25 cents with a money back guarantee not offered. Sold by C F Moore & Co. druggists.
There is money in the city treasury to pay all outstanding city warrants up to Number 280. Present the same for payment as interest will stop on this date October 25, 1001. Astounding Discovery from Coopersville Michigan touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles at 50 cents and one dollar from CPF Moore and Co drugstore.
Notice is given that Clarence Butt has been appointed administrator of the estate of Canby Neston in Yamhill County Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at his Newberg residence within six months from the date of October 11. Attorney W W Kruger represents the estate.
The Guardian of Leroy Smith Carl B Smith Leon Smith and Mabel L Smith announces sale of undivided four fifths interests in two described tracts in Yamhill County Oregon. Sale is to occur December 1 1901 at 2 oclock PM at the McMinnville Court House. Proceeds go to the minors under guardianship.
Advertiser touts Acker's Elixir as superior for blood and skin diseases with a guaranteed cure. Sold for pennies per bottle by C F Moore & Co druggists, promoting its efficacy to readers.
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