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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
1
Salem High School and Newberg public and preparatory students clashed on the college field in a hard fought game. Newberg led 0 0 at half and scored twice in the second half for an 11 to 0 victory. Salem could not breach Newberg's line while Newberg executed end runs to secure the win.
At a Monday Board of Trade session in Newberg a cannery proposal drew fair attendance but many proponents of more manufacturing were absent. L M Parker reported Portland grocers offered to subscribe half the stock for a $10,000 cannery if farmers fruit growers and Newberg businessmen matched the other half.
The local oratorical association elected Clarence Brown as president Roy Mills as vice president Lena Spangle as secretary and Harvey Wright as treasurer. Class recitals and contests will be open to the public this year after a hiatus. A girls new literary club hosted by Lena Spangle and Nellie Paulsen highlighted the weekend. Work on the new gymnasium advances with extensive student volunteers and carpentry. Prof Crumly impressed students with humorous yet instructive chapel talks on Colorado life. Senior Political Economy debates covered tariff questions and commerce regulation. A name is sought for the girls club with a need to fit diverse tastes of its members.
F. A. Hayes traveled to Vancouver to stay through the holidays. A. C. Stanbrough, the school teacher, was ill last week causing two days of holiday for pupils. Mrs. M. J. Carpenter suffered a bad fall, limiting her activity. William Duncan cut his face in a recent workplace accident. Rev. John Shires battled tonsillitis with Dr. Snapp in attendance. Speculation turns to Thanksgiving turkey plans.
Reported by the Yamnil Coin Company McMinnville transactions include Warren Wilson to J E Patterson 388 at 3er3 dollars and more for land in see 2 5 Raleigh area. Nelson Gardner et al to Geoff Howe and wife 100 41 acres in section 68 township 16 range 6 for 3000 dollars. Mary J Graves et al to Frank Davis and wife lot 4 block 11 H L add to Newberg for 175 dollars. J M Switzer to Chase Butler and wife 65 75 acres in Geo Stephens did 5ar7 for 1000 dollars. E Hubbard and wife to Amy A Worden lots 1 and 6 block 37 Lafayette for 25 dollars.
Mr and Mrs L Kinney stayed overnight with daughter Mrs Jas Ferguson and family last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Van Osda visited their daughter Mrs Geo Lafiemne the first of the week. Mrs J T Carter and Miss Beryl Christenson visited with the latter's parents near Dayton Saturday and Sunday. E G Fendall spent Sunday in town with his family. John Bergstrand began moving last Saturday to a farm he rented near Amity.
A 75 egg St. Helens incubator and a 150 chick brooder, both in run two years, offered for sale at half their original cost.
W O W notice states Colonel Day and head banker P E Snodgrass will attend a Woodmen lodge meeting in Newberg on Monday night November 26. Full attendance of all Woodmen is earnestly desired.
A reliable medicine that should be kept in the house for immediate use, Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents attacks when given at the first sign of hoarseness or the croupy cough. It contains no opium or harmful drug and is sold by C. F. Moore.
Fresh and cured meats offered with free delivery and two phone lines for orders and inquiries. Local shop advertisement highlights convenience and service.
Clarifying notice that Grames W. Cone is administrator of the estate of Lottie D. Cone in Yam Hill County Oregon. Creditors must present their claims with proper vouchers to Clarence Butt attorney at Newberg within six months from November 15 1906.
J Totes Hocking as administrator files final account in Gambill County Oregon. County court in McMinnville Yamhill to hear final settlement and discharge administrator on January 5 1907 at 10 am. Interested parties must appear to show cause if the account should not be approved and the estate settled. Dated November 22 1908.
S Blair, superintendent at St Albans West Virginia, reports his daughter recovered from St Vitus Dance after three bottles of Electric Bitters. The tonic is advertised as a quick remedy for nervous disorders debility female weakness impaired blood and malaria, guaranteed at Caldwell & Co. drug store priced 50c.
Alliance Kentucky man F N Tacket credits Dr Kings New Discovery for cure after severe lung bleeding and a terrible cough. He says four bottles restored him and proved permanent. Guaranteed for coughs colds and sore lungs at F H Caldwell Co drug store. Trial bottle free.
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