Newberg Graphic Issued Every Friday Morning
The Newberg Graphic announces weekly publication each Friday morning with H. Woodward as editor and W. W. C. Woodward as associate editor.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic announces weekly publication each Friday morning with H. Woodward as editor and W. W. C. Woodward as associate editor.
Governor Chamberlain and ex governors Geer Lord and Moody attended the formal opening of the state fair in Salem. The event featured a governor’s carnival atmosphere as participants joined the program. Oregon prune crop listed at 45,000 pounds hints at a prosperous winter outlook for locals.
A wartime call urges every civilized nation to seize the sword again and strike the Turk until he can no longer rise. The speaker endorses strong action while affirming a desire for peace and protection of oppressed peoples.
A man injured on Seattle streets won two thousand dollars against the city with two lawyers and a physician testifying. Eight hundred dollars went to the claimant while the rest paid his professional friends. He now experiences no walking difficulty.
Ohio Republicans press their state chairman to invite Mr Hitchcock to speak across the state, praising him as a strong advocate of Republican principles. Hermann is expected to respond, as duty calls. The Humboldt redwoods in California hold vast uncut timber while a Santa Cruz trunk nears 14 feet in circumference. Edwin Ginn launches a Peace Library to educate nations toward arbitration and peace, warning that wars cost billions and could bankrupt the world. The first volume titled The Future War analyzes war costs and effects.
Korbel in Humboldt county hosts a stump scene where sixty school children listened as a speaker urged residents to resist plans to set aside ten million more acres as forest reserves. The speaker charged the move serves corporate interests and harms Oregon’s growth, calling for bold public stand and self-reliance.
An up valley reporter notes a wedding amid sunset imagery and notes two popular youths pledging their truth. Local papers urge the state to back free locks in Oregon City with pledges from Woodburn Albany Eugene celebrations and endorsements.
Compressed sermon notes reproach wavering speech in young men, especially in politics, likening indecision to a sailor’s yawing. The speaker warns that wavering undermines success and urges steadiness and clear purpose.
A list of real estate transfers including Mary Cobb to W E White for 5% acres in Rogers dlc and several 3 acre tracts in Cozine's dlc plus 160 acres in section 32. Amounts range from 1100 to 1900 dollars. Public sale announces a farming outfit including horses and cattle to be sold September 21, 1903 near Carlton Oregon by G C Christenson.
Mrs. H A Trullinger advertises hatr dressing and scalp treating services on Meridian Street between Second and Third, with hours from 9:00 am to 11:00 am and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
W H Howell of Houston Texas praises DeWitt s Little Early Risers as a purgative that cleanses the liver and rid s the system of bile without causing griping sickness or weakness. The pills give tone to tissues and organs and Caldwell Co sells them.
Maggie L. Littlefield administratrix notifies all parties in Yamhill County Oregon that she has filed a final account for the estate of H. J. Littlefield deceased and the county court in McMinnville will hear objections on October 1, 1903.
Summons issued in Yamhill County Oregon Circuit Court in a divorce case between D K R Jackson and Frances J Jackson. Defendant Frances J Jackson must answer within six weeks of first publication, or the court may grant a decree dissolving marriage and other relief. Public notice dated September 4.
A Leesville Indiana man, W H Brown, with his family fearing death, traveled 18 miles to obtain Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He credits the remedy with restoring sleep and curing lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles priced 50c and 1. Trial bottles offered at A Caldwell Co. drug store.
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