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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes the Albany Herald sold for about $10,000 to Walter Lyon and Edgar Stahl. It comments on Southern California religious “isms” such as the Gift of Tongues, comparing it to Oregon’s Holy Roller movement and urging a cautious view of new faiths.
Officials urge Southern Pacific to post a clear time card at Portland Union depot guiding passengers to Jefferson street depot for Newberg service. Many strangers and visitors get lost and end up staying a day in the city due to poor signage and lack of prior information.
The Graphic marks its nineteenth volume with 936 weekly issues and full records of marriages births and deaths. It highlights the local paper as essential for home life coverage and notes long-time subscribers who joined before the first issue and stayed with the paper.
The Graphic serves four counties area near Newberg with a high subscriber base despite being close to county lines. Local business leaders value the paper for reaching both eyes and purses, proving advertising benefits.
A Portland observer reports the Wells Fargo Company is erecting a twelve story brick building on Sixth street. The scribe notes the brickwork adds to the structure’s grand appearance and forecasts the city’s skyline potential.
A Newberg editorial urges the Newberg Pressed Brick Company to display a large sign at their building to advertise where the brick are manufactured. The writer argues good advertising benefits Newberg and civic pride, noting demand and ongoing construction by the firm.
An Ottawa style critique notes Portland rye sellers mail letters to residents in dry counties under local option rules. It warns extra stamp sales may raise the Portland postmaster’s salary next year. The piece mocks donor letters as vague “medical or family use” pleas and jokes about a leather medal for the firm.
An antiseptic treatment promises rapid healing of wounds with reduced inflammation and less time than traditional care. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised as an effective antiseptic that eases pain and guards against blood poisoning, sold by C. F. Moore. In lighter fare, a marriage joke follows about a husband and wife’s changing greeting after a year.
Teknosha Michigan resident G. J. Welch praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for fast relief from skin injuries and sores. The ad touts quick pile cure and best healing salve, selling for 25 cents at F. H. Caldwell & Co. drug store.
A reader writes to thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the recent illness of their daughter, expressing sincere appreciation for the community’s support.
The note discusses readiness and dependability as priorities during transition periods. It highlights steady equipment upgrades and streamlined processes to ensure consistent performance.
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