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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1894
Page
3
South service times listed for the Oregonian Railway Division and the Portland and Yamastill Railway show departures at 12:00 p m and 6:44 p m with unspecified route details. The fragment notes two daily time points likely signaling schedule entries.
Community items report Dr. J B Moore visiting from Portland, prune sales by A K Cooper Co, new kiln at The Prone Industry, fruit trees shipped by M Terrell Co, and a range of trades from butchers to florists. Church meetings, temperance lectures, weddings, and educational events fill weekly life in Newberg with updates on residents, business, and civic notices.
An advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as the only reliable liver and kidney remedy, describing it as a mild vegetable laxative acting on the liver and kidneys. It claims universal efficacy and cites testimonials from users like Gno, W. Jackson of Tacoma, Washington, with packages stamped for brand identity.
The event featured readings, poems, and speeches on temperance led by Bro. Si las Moon, Jane Wotan, Rev. Boyd, and Mrs. Boyd. Matthew Charles performed a poem, Achie Morris recited, and Fannie Leiter spoke on prohibition in Alaska. Music by Miss Jennie Larson and Dr. and Mrs. Clark accompanied the program, with a closing song Some Glad Day and a social hour. A farm listing at the end offers details for inquiries.
Devriuna Evins asks neighbors to save canceled stamps from letters. All stamps accepted, with a preference for Columbian stamps.
Evans and Cleewenson announce the meat market lease to H O Bowers who will continue operations at the old stand. They thank friends for past patronage and ask continued support. Receivables should be settled at the shop. Protector school report covers two months ending Jan 26 1894 with rolls and attendance noting names of pupils and teachers.
Carl Stanley is ill with the grip along with two new students Leila Hoskins and Lee Stanley Oran Edwards and Laura Scott on the sick list. The YMCA holds a Sunday prayer meeting at 4 pm. Miss Mills played a piano solo at chapel. Tennis and art lessons continue on Saturdays. Jessie Cox visited Tuesday. A faculty reception Saturday evening was well received. The oratorical contest is Friday at 7 30 pm.
The Capital Journal touts itself as the peoples paper for hard times offering subscriptions by mail at a low price. It claims independence from monopolies, promises full Associated Press coverage, and urges supporters to subscribe and push out high priced dailies.
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