26 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
1
Ethel Taylor McKillop shares sketches from the Philippines describing Lucena heat and daily life including a servant boy, schooling, and mail delays amid a Manila cholera scare. The entry also notes upcoming trip plans, quarantine effects, and a glimpse of local Presbyterian mission activity. A college football preview lists Pacific College vs Pacific University, with Hodson as captain and a Crescent staff note.
Pacific College secures new song books with college songs and hymns for chapel exercises and promotes singing training. Canyon Hall inmates held a Saturday night feast of baked potatoes and bologna in the woods. Prof Partington described the Roycrotters of East Aurora New York led by Elbert Hubbard during Friday chapel. Miss Anna Craven hosted friends at her country home last Saturday. Ada Branson of Iowa, former Penn College student, enrolled as a junior. The first football game of the season will be played on the col-
The Springbrook cannery continues work on apples brought in daily by wagon. A hunting party including Mills and Kincaid from Springbrook went on a mountain trip. M Couts and daughter visit the Heater family in Rex. Newhouse made a Portland trip. Christian Endeavor social at Newbys. A patient from Eastern Oregon with fever is in St Vincent hospital Portland. Mrs Winder and Miss Winder visit. China pheasants harmed by Newman and Buckley. Lillie Hendrixson returns from Portland after chiropractics. Mrs Garland Wilson visits Rex from Seattle. Zene Ward is very ill. O Woodworth Sr recovers from a cold. Prof Crumly preaches at Rex and will preach here regularly. Theo Lierman, after typhoid, returns home.
The item lists prices for The Weekly Oregonian The Graphic The Semi-Weekly Journal and Town and County Journal with varying rates. Prices shown include 1.50 1.00 for some papers and combined offers such as two for 2.00 and separate rates like 0.50 1.00 for Town and County Journal.
Elva L. Burk aged 28 and Ira P. Holcomb aged 35 announce forthcoming nuptials. Also listed are Nate Bickford aged 2T and Heebert Hart 35, plus Nancy Kenoyer 60 and John Pratt 60 in related notices.
Three good draft horses, four milk cows and one new heavy wagon listed by Clarence Butt in a concise agricultural notice.
Automobile for sale at 195 dollars in good condition with top and lamps. Enquire of J. Bi Parker, Alderwood, box 461 n ville. 241 Wanted. Alderwood described in four foot lengths.
Fifteen head of choice dairy cows for sale plus a Jersey bull eighteen months old by J. C. Armstrong located six miles west of Newberg.
H. Eb Newlin advertises fencing in all sizes and styles at right prices with a guarantee of satisfactory work urging consultation.
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