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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1904
Page
4
In Yamhill County the saloon men face protests over war on prohibition and claims of voter intimidation on election day. The piece notes Roosevelt’s perceived luck and hints at broader Lewis and Clark fair preparations. A Hood River route carrier quit after insufficient pay, stopping service for now.
An Oregon paper recalls a local gambler with a dog faithful to the end, while editorials urge restraint in memorials. The discussion covers saloon votes, county officials, and prohibition debates as precincts and farmers react to saloon status and state fair licensing. Two boys illustrate thrift and hustle as a lesson for tomorrow’s business leaders. The piece closes with a blunt note on law enforcement amid ongoing coverage.
When friends come to Newberg to visit you show them around. If weather allows take them up the high mountains north of town and show them the kingdoms of the world. Take them on a drive up lovers lane and through the Dundee orchards. If not, at least show them Newberg.
The piece urges Newberg to declare a fire district with defined building limits to spur substantial brick business blocks and stabilize the town. It argues that delaying measures risks wooden structures on First Street and warns other Oregon towns have adopted similar policies to stay ahead.
The writer laments centralization of temperance prosecutions under the district attorney and politics, calling for the old grand jury to be restored. They urge yeomanry to enforce the law and see violators punished while preserving its inviolability.
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Jonee Myrtle P Hill and husband transfer lot 6 block 9 Deskins addition to Newberg for 1 dollar. JA Arment and wife transfer portion acint2?sr 3w to FA ite and wife AS W 4 acres in Jos Hess dlcgsargw for 600 dollars. Elizabeth R Haworth and husband transfer part of block 2 in Newberg for 210 dollars. Rockalette Eggers and husband transfer 10 acres in James Morris diets 12 w to Russell B Johnson et al for 1600 dollars. Chas B Sears and others transfer 16 acres in Sears Sub near Newberg to Albert Taylor for 244 dollars.
Mothers nationwide praise One Minute Cough Cure for relieving suffering and saving lives of children from croup and coughing fits. The ad claims rapid relief, easier breathing, phlegm removal, and reduced lung strain, with sales by F. H. Caldwell & Co. and Hutchens Sisters promoting cheap hats.
S P Moore of Nicoches Tex touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a cure for iliousness and constipation. The small pills are advertised as easy to take and effective. Sold by F H Ask for flag coupons and $20 in gold.
C H La Croix of Zavalla Texas reports using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve on a stubborn pile and achieving permanent cure. Sold by F H Caldwell Co. Also advertised are Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming relief from age related ailments, jaundice fever and constipation at Caldwell Co's drug store.
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