Reading Notices Rate and Billing Policy
The Newberg Graphic notes advertisers will be charged ten cents per line for reading notices and advertising bills collected monthly are outlined.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1890
Page
1
The Newberg Graphic notes advertisers will be charged ten cents per line for reading notices and advertising bills collected monthly are outlined.
The text presents a jumbled roster of historical figures including Benjamin Harrison and various cabinet posts such as Secretary of State and Secretary of the Treasury. It also names several local officials and city positions with unclear affiliations and garbled spellings.
Presbyterian Church holds services at Jones Hall on second and fourth Fridays with Sabbath school Sundays. Friends Church offers services Sundays and Thursdays with Sabbath school weekly and quarterly meetings. Evangelical Churches schedule regular services on first and third Sundays and Sabbath school weekly, with monthly meetings and quarterly gatherings.
Devotional services each Sunday evening invite young men to attend. Friday sessions in Moore's Drug Store rooms. Young people unit and other groups hold sessions and business meetings on the second Saturday, first and third Thursday, and third Saturday as specified in the notices.
In Portland the U S Circuit Court held the Glidden barbed wire patents invalid. Across the West reports mention railroad and telegraph considerations, town consolidations, and a variety of local incidents from Oregon to California. The periodical notes a California rabbit outbreak harming Tulare and Fresno vineyards and a San Francisco case involving James Tenehar.
A long list of brief world notes spans India to Ireland. Topics include a possible wrecking attempt on a Lake Shore train near Andover, McCaffrey vs Corbett sparring in New York, railway labor cuts, smallpox among passengers, and various bets, treaties, and economic moves across the United States and Europe.
Market report details extensive offerings across agricultural implements including plows mowers reapers and hay tools. lists bindings twine wire and rail road barrows. Prices are shown for goods such as coffee seeds vegetables fruits dairy products flour lumber and seeds with regional notes on Oregon and California origins.
A collection of stories from the sickroom of Spain's young Alphonso describes his close bond with a Maltese cat named Merlec and gifts to a crippled girl he befriended. The piece notes royal strictures, maternal care, and a simple childlike generosity amid court life.
A collage of jokes and wry lines from early 20th century magazines. Barber and victim banter, suitors and debts, misremembered encounters, and a jailer with a bravado shrug. Light, breezy humor threads through witty exchanges and social foibles.
A Michigan Central conductor faces a stranger who claims to have lost a ticket in Ypsilanti and seeks $60,000 in damages. The man asserts his identity and recounts the event, ending with the directive to proceed to the proper office. The excerpt ends with a note on the origin of the phrase Grand Old Man tied to Handel.
A Cornhill Magazine recounts Abbotsbury's swan breeding ground in detail. Nests of large, thick shelled eggs sit among osier and turf as eight hundred swans thrive in the Fleet marshes. The article notes monogamy, incubation six weeks, and the swans’ majestic motion afloat versus ungainly land gait.
Anthology of moral maxims urging temperance, usefulness, and plain living. Notes caution against vanity and envy while emphasizing education, honest work, and steady conduct as paths to happiness and harmony.
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