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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1891
Page
1
Presbyterian, Friends, Evangelical and Baptist churches publish service schedules and church activities. Meetings include Sabbath services, Sunday school, monthly and quarterly gatherings, and youth groups. Community groups like Y M C A and W C T U also note meetings and devotional times.
The snippet shows a Southern Pacific route timetable on the Shasta line with trains leaving and arriving in Portland. Times listed include 5:00 PM and 7:05 PM with a 7:00 AM reference, indicating daily or periodic departures and arrivals.
Narrow gal and Portland and Willamette Valley Railway announce sleeping cars for second class passengers. Depots at foot of Jefferson street with stops Oswego Newberg Dundee Dayton Lafayette Sheridan Monmouth Airlie. Evening trains connect with ferries at Sellwood Milwaukie. Managers Kohler and Kow ers announce arrangements and schedules.
In woolen yarns fibers are tangled and drawing is avoided to preserve natural curvature and felting. Worsted yarns aim for parallel fibers with greater tensile strength and elongation. Originally best from long fibered fleece, England led in worsted manufacture. modern machinery reduced distinctions between woolens and worsteds.
A forty pound nickel plated metal piece resembling a railroad track section was shown in Pittsburg. It represents the Koulson patent joint with a heavy bottom plate and two side flanges that lock into the plate. The inventor claims this self locking joint strengthens rails by about 60 percent and could replace splice bars, using softer steel and less metal overall, with cheaper production.
Pacific Coast notes from Mare Island Navy Yard stir after Secretary Tracy orders changes in hours and efficiency rules. Alaska ponentation reported, Santa Paula inks refinery, and Utah marshal Parsons faces assault charges. Local incidents include a Los Angeles Cathedral burglary conviction and a Mexican vaquero exhibition in San Diego.
A cluster of brief notices names Morris praised as a successor to Tennyson, selling art by Albert Berstadt, and reports on notable figures including Blaine grandchildren, General Wader Lampton, Admiral Walker’s secretary Niblack, and contemporaries like Lord Lytton, Dr Depew, Governor Covey, and Sir Edward Arnell. The item also mentions a Columbus portrait, a Denver studio work, and the Garland of Hayes era veterans, with scattered political and literary remarks.
Senator Stewart of Nevada introduces a free coinage bill as the Senate opens. Debate centers on silver measures and finance committee control with prospects of House passage while Republicans seek to block the measure through committee influence.
Physicians report Mrs. Stuckenburg’s stigmata marks are genuine though unexplained. Debates on New York bank deposits and loan levels show a healthy financial stance with deposits at 427 315 000 and loans at 412 453 000.
Reported educational notes discuss Philadelphia offering free noonday meals to city pupils amid broader remarks on school costs and educational reforms. The item touches Massachusetts printing typewriters in schools, Chicago clothing aid deficits, and various global and local educational initiatives.
Pueblo seeks funds to equip a band for the fair, Ceylon requests space for a tea house, and aquatic fowls may grace Jackson Park. Wyoming’s pavilion will imitate the Fontainebleau style, costing around $20,000, while Melcaline is used for sidewalks. A 36 foot William Penn statue may come to Philadelphia’s City Mall, and the main dome will feature alumina bronze. The gilding contract is $54,000. Rare saddles and harness may draw collectors. the National Soldiers’ Association targets $35,000 for an exhibit. Japan’s consulate notes a large copper and porcelain exhibit for the fair. A religious exhibit is being organized through a nationwide conference.
The compact review lists American flour gaining favor in Paris, Honduras crop failures with famine, political upheavals in Brazil and Argentina, and Russia’s naval strength. It notes European finance shifts, pending English notes, Arctic whaling plans, and a broad mix of epidemics, rail projects, and technological chatter across continents.
A dense draft lists commodity prices by category including rice, sugar, canned fruits, vegetables, fish, and deli meats. Items feature vendors and per unit costs like Braxi small white rice 244¢ per bag, canned peaches 1.80, sardines 75¢, corned beef 1.90, evaporated milk $8.10, and various European dried fruits.
A fragment listing prices on steel wire roofing charcoal coke and packing materials, along with animal hides and wool values. Items shown include steel wire at $3.50 per key, roofing material at $6.76 per box, charcoal at $8.50 per box, hides priced by weight or condition, and wool ranges by grade. Prices appear from multiple vendors such as Nava Stores Oakum and Willamette Valley regions with varied per unit quotes.
A damaged OCR snippet shows various prices and items. Items include ham, breakfast meats, smoked bacon, and Oregon product listings with per pound pricing. The legible segments include listed prices like 12 13 gc and 11 3c, with references to brands and quantities in a market catalog style.
The Parnellite purchase of The London Times cost £150,000, forcing shareholders to forgo dividends for the last year and for the first seven months of this year. John Walter owns a dividend of £3,000 per share as ownership details emerge amid rising circulation and ad receipts.
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