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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
5
A Philadelphia Public Ledger poem narrates a general in Manchuria bearing banners with changing names hinting at delaying battles. After months of mock orders like Tomorrow ski and Backupski, the army progresses with no decisive action as the home folk mourn the line's absence.
The college reopens boosting youth presence and community energy. The college town exudes a peculiar, indefinable atmosphere likened to the aroma of an Oregon rose, enhancing local mood.
The Eugene Guard says speeches and letters of acceptance by presidential hopefuls are unnecessary they merely rehearse old issues and compare themselves to the typical stump speaker. It urges a quicker rise of dignified standards beyond mere oratory.
The piece warns fathers to teach boys firearm safety as China pheasant season opens. It notes the upcoming local option vote in Yamhill County on prohibition at the November election and urges organized campaigning for action.
The June campaign is only a prelude to the November struggle as voters prepare for action. Oregon stock, led by the Ladd shorthorns, won grand sweepstakes against global herds at St Louis. Blue ribbon cattle hailed from North Yamhill with Old Yamhill proving it can deliver the goods.
The flag contest shows a race between Public School and the Band with Public School leading. A. R. Moomaw & Sons and T. B. Cummings & Co. reported the largest weekly votes, while Pacific College and other groups trail with scattered tallies.
A collection of short notices offers flag coupon rewards, gold prizes, bread sales at Wilson's, fresh daily, and express hauling via Rich's grocery. Also listed are boot and shoe repairs by L W Charles, canning tomatoes from E A Ellis, mortised screen doors by Newbery Sash and Door Factory, and furniture offerings by Cummings & Company including paints and home goods.
A collage of small notices announces embalming services, home savings bank accounts, laundry work near the Baptist church, and a testimonial endorsement for Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy from J Wiley Park of Wiley Kentucky. C. F Moot & Co. sell the remedy.
An advertisement asserts you pay no more for chairs than you did without them at Porter and Larkin's, implying a price guarantee or value claim for seating options.
An old soldier from Versailles Ohio, J. J. Havens, long afflicted by kidney disease, finds relief with Electric Bitters and proclaims future recovery. The ad touts liver and kidney benefits, blood disorders, and various remedies, including Bucklen's Arnica Salve, with guaranteed cures and shop signs at F H Caldwell & Co and Porter & Larkin's announcing new shipments.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles eczema cuts and skin diseases and warns against counterfeit products. It also promotes new men’s oxford shoes at Porter and Larkin and lists five acres of land with a house for sale via L J Butterfield on South Wynooski Street.
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