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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1891
Page
3
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a commercial matter and a past action. No names or dates are readable. The brief implies a merits discussion or a procedural reference without clear parties or locations.
Readable items include Morris Miles & Co ads for groceries and lumber, notices of academy terms and public meetings, updates on local real estate, new stores and restaurant openings, school and church events, and community movements from Newberg residents and neighboring towns.
A 29 acre parcel north of Joseph and Lewis Hoskins farm with 200 fruit trees planted last year may bear fruit this year. It presents a rare chance for a buyer seeking proximity to Newberg within a mile. Price is $2900 cash. Residence property opposite Pisa offices in Newberg. Inquiries to J L Vieweey La Papette Ore or atimaptic Office.
The Chehalem Valley Horticultural Society held a meeting at the public school house last Saturday. George Mitchell reported on the State Horticultural Meeting in Portland and Dr A Milla discussed spraying against codlin moth and aphids with timing for apple and pear crops. Cyrus Hoskins warned about shipping fruit trees from the east to avoid introducing new pests. About fifteen joined the State Horticultural Society. a petition sought a statewide gathering in Newberg. The school term closed with exams and praise for progress, and a college prospect at home was hoped for. Senior, Sophomore, and Junior class activities featured literary programs, improved program structure, and strong performances. music showcased skilled instruction.
The program lists multiple orations including Building Walla by Robert Samms True Merit Wins by J Hobson and Be Yourself by Dasie M Stanley. Songs and instrumental numbers titled Sweet is the Work Land of Freedom Heavenly Lillie C Smith Silvery Waves Star of Bethlehem and The Trumpet's Voice are performed alongside these orations.
County superintendent Paker reviews district schools in the county noting land price contrasts, building conditions, and staffing. Mentioned districts include No. 1 No. 3 near Dundee No. 6 in Chehalem valley No. 10 No. 21 No. 23 Unity near Dundee No. 20 with rapid growth No. 29 32 Prateacher District and No. 44 joint with Yamhill Clackamas. He highlights repairs furnishing apparatus and plans for new building in several districts.
The dedication of the church was postponed due to bad roads and inclement weather. A machine to produce terra cotta tile and another for plastic brick arrived last week. The trial kiln opened with brick exceeding expectations as press brick operations move cars rapidly. Newberg Friends assist in meetings while participants from Des Moines Iowa Marion Oregon and Salem join in the event. Mr Baily's Portland family moved to Mr Strook's property last week.
Snow and Oregon weather described as a feature with multiple local updates. Reports include illness in several families, Rev Willison resigning as Presbyterian pastor, legislative adjournment and Gates returning home, La Fayette saloon license changes, Sam Hess donating ten dollars, life insurance agents in town, seminary lot preparations, J. E. Hubbard illness, upcoming school tax election, and a con man incident at Mrs Hembee’s shop with a theft caught by Mr Hembee.
Dr Edmund T Stevens of Buffalo won first prize a free trip to Europe and 200 cash Annie B Turner of Deposit N Y took the special prize a Shetland pony The Canadian Queen magazine invites readers to form word lists from Dominion of Canada letters for further prizes including 750 cash and daily silver tea service gifts with details via stamps and Toronto address
Runs high at C F Moore Co drug store as many use it for stomach catarrh dyspepsia constipation and impure blood to build up the system. Delphiny E Ellis keeps stationery notions and Oregon specimens for sale at a cottage near Friends' boarding hall inviting Newberg and Victory patrons to call in the afternoon.
A cure claim for fe catarrh and numerous ailments is made for California Positive and Negative Electric Lintment by F. Moore & Co. The ad asserts it treats hourelgia rheumatium headache sprain burn and all pain and urges readers to tell neighbors where to obtain it.
A cough syrup from California Positive and Negative Electric Cough Cure by C. F. Moore & Co. is identified as entirely free from opiates. The product is touted as a remedy for coughs colds and croup.
Advertises 160 acres divided into sixteen 10 acre tracts five miles from Newberg toward Portland near Smockville. About sixty acres cleared with level hillside, good spring and creek water. panoramic Willamette Valley and Cascade Range views. Prices from 30 per acre with easy terms 1 to 4 years at 7 percent. contact Jaeoe Monson.
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