Newberg Graphic details and publication date
The Newberg Graphic lists weekly publication details with editor and publisher credits. It notes a Thursday morning release schedule and a yearly subscription price of one dollar, dated October 6 1904.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
5
The Newberg Graphic lists weekly publication details with editor and publisher credits. It notes a Thursday morning release schedule and a yearly subscription price of one dollar, dated October 6 1904.
The Fair announces the amusement area will be called the Trail at the Lewis and Clark Exposition after earlier streets, noting the Midway in Chicago and the Pike in St. Louis as previous reference points.
It is estimated that houses to be completed or started in Newberg within 1904 will number 150, all without the aid of a saloon. Some Yamhill county towns should take note before November 5.
Readers urged to study Graphic articles on sewerage for Newberg. The author argues septic tanks may replace costly systems and calls for public investigation into anaerobes and aerobes solving waste disposal.
A reflective meditation compares autumn to spring, urging appreciation of each season’s beauty. It encourages embracing October tones, bracing highland air, and mood elevation to fuel action, ending with the conviction that this is the finest season.
Local notices advertise flag coupon rewards of twenty dollars in gold for top collectors. Bread fresh daily at Wilson’s, hauling orders at Rich’s grocery, Harmon ic line at Heacock’s jewelry, fall hats at Misses Hutchens, undergarments cheap, and three chairs plus extra at Porter & Larkin’s. Land for sale: five acres with house via L J Butterfield.
A Newberg reader complains about a Southern Pacific excursion that cost $1.50 for 26 miles with a guaranteed 50 passengers. The trip ran late and poorly, ending with dissatisfaction and threats of boycotting the line. Residents demand better rail service, depots, and timeliness, warning of alternate transportation if needs aren’t met.
T B Cummings & Company maintain a first class furniture store offering furniture windows shades curtain poles carpets and rugs plus paints oils glass brushes and enamels. A large stock of undertaki ng goods is kept on hand with embalming as a specialty.
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