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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1903
Page
4
In Newberg graphic editorials accuse Moody of persecution and prosecution to secure political reinstate ment in Oregon. Dr Minthorn notes this period marks a potential boom for growth and development as Newberg eyes a bright future.
A fifteenth anniversary growth note recalls Newberg’s boom when 53 structures rose in six months. This season shows substantial, moneyed expansion, with fewer buildings but greater investment. If such development continues, Newberg may become a city again.
A cheerful philosophy frames this verse noting how a pessimist sees rain while the speaker perceives flowers in the drops. Images shift from daffodils to roses and violets as the scene moves from gray skies to blooming fields.
The Ministers Association schedules a Union Thanksgiving service at the Friends church with organ voluntary readings, anthem, prayer, sermon, and offering for the poor. Music prepared by Mrs. Warren Robertson. All are invited to attend. Fifteen men to work on switch to sawmill. apply to committee on construction J. C. Hopson F. A. Morris Dr. H. B. Clouch.
Elegant Eugene home with five acres land and new eight room house on a graded street. Includes family orchard and small fruits three blocks from graded school at 132 Madison Street Eugene Oregon. For sale or trade for Yamhill County land.
Until December 1 1902 sealed bids will be received for building a bridge on the railroad to the Spaulding logging sawmill. Specifications at F A Morris office. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Dr H B Clovea committee on construction.
About two months ago a Jer sey heifer was taken from a location one mile and a half northwest of town. The owner may recover by paying the advertising cost as stated by 2nd A. H. Pape.
Marie L. Smith 20 to Chas A. Crabtree 29 Luvena Livingston 21 to Warren C. McIntire 20 Clarissa L. Zink 32 to Geo S. Berg 40 Rosa Shumate 22 to W M Wardle 38 Jennie Howell 21 to Frank Converse 20.
Reporter notes J C Cooper will publish a near 200 page Indian romance about the establishment of a Oregon tribe. The tale weaves legends and traditions with love and battle scenes and frontier incidents observed by early settlers.
The gospel of good cheer fills The Youth's Companion as it marks nearly seventy seven years. The paper urges forward looking, carries cheer to over half a million American families, and reaches nearly three million readers. Free issues for 1903 remain with 1904 subscription plus the 1904 calendar. The address is 144 Berkeley Street Boston Mass.
The Southern Pacific Co will sell tickets at one third fare for travel between all Oregon line points on Thanksgiving Day. Tickets go on sale November 25 and 26 and are valid for return through November 27. Obtain from local Southern Pacific agents.
Citizens of Newberg gain a new meat market titled Central Market. The business is managed by Austin and Son and promises better quality meat than previously available in local markets.
Describes wrecks from carelessness and asserts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds saves lives. Cites Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts as a life saved. Medicine guaranteed by F H Caldwell Co Druggists with trial bottles free.
B F Bass of Freemont North Carolina reports severe kidney trouble cured by Electric Bitters. He cites relief after a few doses and claims neighbors were cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Sold for 50 cents at F H Caldwell & Co Druggists.
A Franklin Grove Illinois man J B Orner suffers a four year stub born ulcer on his leg from a runaway bicycle and an ugly cat. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. Also used for burns scalds eruptions and piles. 25c at F H Caldwell Co Drug Store.
W T Easton of Boerne Texas touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as unequalled liver pills. He claims they provide strength and energy, cure biliousness and liver issues, and do not purge but cleanse. Sold by F H Caldwell & Co.
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