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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1906

Page

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Fire destroys J A Brunson fruit drier in Independence

A morning blaze in the southwest part of Independence destroys the Brunson fruit drier built by S A Mills and left full of prunes. No insurance covered the loss, water failed to stop the fire, and firefighters saved the adjacent barn amid mud and rain.

J. A. Brunson S. A. Mills Brunson Place A. H. Brunson

Grace Nash wed Elza Finley in Newberg ceremony

Grace Nash and Elza E. Finley were married Thursday evening at Rev. T. W. Nash's home in Newberg. The service was conducted by the bride's father and a luncheon followed. The couple will reside in York Nebraska where Finley becomes an instructor in the York College commercial department.

T. W. Nash Grace Elza E. Finley Newberg York Nebraska Finley York College

Sabbath Observance Sparked Independence Turmoil

Reporta in Independence describe a Sunday liquor sale sparked by a mayor defying the Sabbath law. A coalition of hops pickers and loggers allegedly overwhelmed the town, filling the jail as nine officers attempted to manage the scene. The Enterprise notes council members urged the mayor to enforce Sunday closing after disturbing behavior concerned residents.

The Editor's Soft Snap in Marion Record

A humorous sketch on country editors enjoying a light off week between press days. The piece describes reporters, subscribers, and advertisers feeding the office routine while the editor rests, then notes the cycle resumes as press day approaches.

Marion Kansas

Applied Anatomy Book by Dr Marion E Clark

Dr Marion E Clark of Kirksville Missouri publishes a 690 page work titled Applied Anatomy. The volume includes 175 engravings with several color plates and halftones, claimed as the first book of its kind. It explains disease from an osteopathic viewpoint and notes the close link between anatomy and osteopathy.

Marion E. Clark Kirksville Missouri Kirkeville C.S. Carr M. D Clark United States Foraker

Health and Clean Streets Urge Civic Pride and Action

The piece argues cleanliness is essential to health and that streets suffer from both police enforcement and public indifference. It highlights Denver's street department, European city standards, and the need for individuals to dispose of waste properly and carry indoor manners outdoors.

Denver Paris Germany Switzerland

Local notices and society items from a past issue

Mrs. W R Carter spent a few days in Portland last week. Prune growers begin harvest. Master Chandos Chase stepped on a nail but soon improved with a cane. Gideon Palmer home after injuries. two weeks recovery. Maggie McKenzie marries Prof Johnson of Corvallis in Portland. W C T U held meeting at Bonnie View. annual report filled and mailed. Ice cream and cake served. Article discusses osteopathy and Dr Still with praise for his work and a remark by Mrs Foraker.

W. R. Carter Portland Chandos Chase Gideon Palmer Maggie McKenzie Johnson Corvallis Maggie Walton Bonnie View

Oxford Ties and Odds and Ends Sale at Deep Discounts

Oxford ties about 100 pairs priced up to 3.00 with all sizes in stock. Three dollar items at 1.49. About 150 pairs of odds and ends for ladies and children priced up to 2.50. Also miscellaneous items labeled Peete tree at 1.19.

Oxford

Twenty Acre Farm for Sale West of Newberg

One mile west of Newberg a twenty acre farm in sale with ten bearing fruit acres and good improvements. A large fruit dryer recently completed and living water available. Seller A. E. Moore.

Newberg A. E. Moore

Missing Quilting Frames Return Notice

A notice requests the return of Mrs. Woodward's borrowed quilting frames and clamps. The Breath of Life sermon-like excerpt extols Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and lung troubles with Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio praising its effects. Caldwell & Co. guarantees it with 50c and 1 dollar prices and a free trial bottle.

Ora A. Stephens Port Williams Ohio Dr. King F. H. Caldwell & Co

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