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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
2
The volume one issue cites a suggestive motto and sketches the town carnival scene. It reports editorials from Kansas and Missouri exchanges defending or lampooning local hypocrisy while noting a lack of Italian settlement and a police action against disruptive meetings amid fears the term king aligns with anarchy.
The article notes drilling continuing as long as funds permit, with the hole reaching an interesting depth and investors urged to add another dollar to push forward. It argues abandoning now would be foolish given promising prospects and substantial past effort.
Dr W 8 Gilbert of Portland spoke to a large audience at the Friends church on Monday evening about the subject Sixteen. The talk examined relation and mental development in building character, grounded in contemporary psychology and illustrated with charts and objects.
The fragment states a supposed universal rule that development occurs by sixteen, with claims of a demonstrable environment driven proof. It hints at a formal law linking environment to completion of character or growth by the sixteenth year, but offers only an incomplete demonstration.
A patchwork of items from Newberg area: grocery ads and product tips at Wilsons and Moores, travel notes involving Salem Eugene and Dayton, a telephone lesson, a schedule change for trains, and visits by W K Newell and Y M C A figures. Also reports of thefts at Winslows and a major fire damaging multiple businesses in North Yamhill plus depot safe robbery.
The National Grange in Lansing Michigan endorses reforms in farming groups and education. Cyran Walker and F A Crawford of Daytonare cited as advocates with Walker claiming to be the first white child born west of the Rockies. Public interest supports stronger farmer rights and unity across trades and professions.
In line with a long-standing custom, the President and Governor urge observance of Thanksgiving Day on Thursday the 27th. Mayor N. Cunistexsox of Newberg asks residents to set aside business, offer humble thanks to God, and spend the day in prayer, worship, and acts of charity.
The Ministerial Association of the city arranges a Thanksgiving service at Friends church on Thursday the 27th at 10 30 am with an order of service led by Rev Alice A Mendenhall and other local ministers. The association meets monthly with Rev H Gould as president and Rev F C Stanard as secretary. all ministers are invited.
Real estate filings list numerous transfers including Lavina Martin to Neely for Lot 29, Frank et al to Ng NM of L LaBente, Hewitt and Milter corner land, and various parcels in Section 4 and 21. Names include Kelsty, LaBente, Maddox, Brooks, Labold, Lynch, Terrell, Welch, Hodson, Bagby, and others with values up to 9200.
A 19th century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for throat and lung diseases including consumption. It features testimonials such as Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester and claims guaranteed relief from Caldwell Co druggists with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. trial bottles free.
Mrs Paul Macy expects a brother from Iowa on a visit soon. Chas Harnden anticipates eastward friends in a few days who plan to locate here. Mrs Kincaid is reported well and other ill folks are improving. Mrs Jady of Amity cared for her mother Mrs Benj Heater, then left for home on Saturday night. Roy Smith, visiting his aunt Mrs Hubbard, has left for Portland. Shorty offers piles treatment for forty dollars, and DeWitt's Witch Hazel is advertised for various skin ailments.
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