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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
8
Advert shows 2000 yards of heavy outing flannels at 10c per yard and 2000 yards of gingham with patterns. It lists white petal batts at 95¢ each, 3 lb cotton batts 75¢, wall batts $2.00, outings for lining, Silkoline fabrics 10–12½c, blankets including gray 90¢ a pair and wool options up to $6.50, plus single comfortable wool products at $3.00 each.
A dense run of small ads from Newberg listing for sale animals furniture seeds seeds wheat rooms and goods for trade including a dark brown mare a second hand piano air tight stoves a surry and work horse plus several paid political ads urging votes for Fred Litton and S. S. Duncan. Also notes on phone number changes and a possible piano move by City Transfer and offers for dressmaking and rent. Pricing and contact details appear with place names Newberg Maloney and Portland.
A collage of classified items includes political endorsements and candidate notices for county recorder and commissioner, farm and real estate ads, livestock offerings, and public notices. Also announces Newberg city council meeting site change due to fire damage and a newspaper subscription offer.
Local hat shop advertises closing out entire stock with prices from 1 to 4.50 for 18 inch plumes. Location is at the corner of First and Blaine streets with reductions aimed to fit each customer.
The Board of Equalization of Yamhill County Oregon will meet on Monday October 21 1912 at the County Clerk office to examine the 1912 assessment rolls and correct errors in valuation description or quantity of land lots or other property. Interested persons should appear. corrections will be made for double assessments owner mismatches or undervalued or unassessed properties. McMinnville Oregon September 26 1912.
O R Janovsky a Chicago violinist opens a Newberg music studio teaching violin exclusively. He will be in Newberg each Monday and welcomes beginners and advanced pupils for concert preparation. He hopes to form an orchestra later from his pupils. White 119.
The National Association condemns fake cures claiming to heal tuberculosis, noting about 150 institutes in the United States defraud the public. It warns home remedies such as onions lemons rattlesnake poison coal dust and alcohol offer no real cure. Real treatment relies on fresh air good food and rest under medical supervision.
Mrs. F. H. Buchanan of Mc Minnville was in town Wednesday for a brief visit and social calls.
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