Nowhere Post Office Listed as Second Class Matter
The notice states that Enterps is now a second class mail matter at the Nowhere Oregon post office.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1890
Page
2
The notice states that Enterps is now a second class mail matter at the Nowhere Oregon post office.
A Buitpre and Loan Association is needed in Nowberg to support housing finance and community development. City officials seek a reliable lender to offer mortgages and savings products to residents and small businesses.
In gratitude the editor expresses appreciation for county praise and encouragement from town citizens. The note notes that readers have shared kind words and congratulatory remarks, motivating efforts to elevate the paper to the high expectations of friends.
A local notice announces a four week sale cutting the newspaper price to one dollar to encourage readers to send copies east to friends. The aim is to boost circulation and reflect positively on the town and its readers.
A four month old child was burned when a kettle of boiling meat tipped over near a stove while the mother attended to housework. The burns cover the legs and one foot. the child is recovering and the injury is not deemed lifelong. A local dispute follows about church influence and temperance advocacy in town.
A district official cites BE W Al Jun of the water board and recommends sprays for fruit trees. A local orchard owner offers to help with spraying and urges immediate action to safeguard next year's harvest. Several residents express support for the plan.
J union appoints district supervisors for eastern and western districts in 1386. J W Strange clerk is named eastern district supervisor. Prov John Shope declines appointment, prompting appeal for western Oregon. Mixed local notes describe uncertain prospects and curious colorful imagery.
A distressed fragment describes an anxious individual drawn indoors by older figures and seeking physician help for chronic spinal weakness, noting a sense of danger and fear in the scene.
A committee of representatives from several churches completed articles of incorporation for the Newberg Home Protection Association to be filed with the Secretary of State. Names listed include Mitchell Klinchman Cooper Edwarda Frank P.eee Maurin N. O. Christenvon and EB HM Wowlward.
County Superintendent Mon F. A. Moness contributes a front page message to a colonial era issue stressing faith and patriotism in civic life. The brief note signals community values and local governance context.
Dr Mason in Harper's Young People argues cigarettes stunt growth in growing boys and harm heart and digestion. He urges parents to explain risks, avoid stimulants, and use gentle discipline rather than harsh measures to curb smoking.
A long 32 section act outlines penalties for unlawful manufacture sale and distribution of weapons for radical, identic, and technical uses. The text notes ranges from 200 to 91 000 and references legislative provisions, with a period of more than a year for certain offenses.
The text outlines penalties for successive offences with imprisonment up to two years and at least one year. It allows licensed pharmacists to operate for medicinal and scientific purposes. Places selling intoxicants are declared nuisances and county sheriffs may abate and destroy the items and fixtures.
Polly hosts a hungry stranger claiming kin while her mother frets about a schoolmaster and a visit from a New York heir. Polly feeds him and mediates with a bustling household, revealing family schemes and hopeful promises for the day.
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