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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
3
Schedule lists South Newberg at 7 a.m. from Portland 2 p.m. and 9 a.m. arrivals. One route shows Newberg arrival 6 p.m. Portland times include 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. freight and passenger rates to all points from C. B. Prissell agent Newberg.
A roundup of town items includes new businesses and goods at Calkins' Feed Store and Townsend’s agency for Corvallis buggies, a push for sidewalk improvements on River Street, and reports on churches, societies, and school activities. Also listed are real estate offerings, a bank incor poration, and notices about fruit growing and nursery stock.
The notice states stock running at large in town is prohibited. Exceptions are narrowly permitted for specified cattle. Enforcement will begin soon, with restrictions in effect from 5 am to 9 pm.
A regular Sunday wood train from the Jefferson street station Port land left at eight was wrecked near Cawego injuring sixteen people. Only engineer Miller and conductor Kennedy escaped unharmed as the engine and seven flatcars tumbled from a trestle into a branch. Fireman, Sekel Herrman, and L A Clark were among the injured with several others harmed. Later reports say the fireman and one more died. A hunter who saw the tree did not report it in time.
Report of school in district No 5 Yamhill County Oregon for month ending January 15 1893 showing days taught average daily attendance and roll of honor. Names include William and Harvey Vaughan Eldon Herman Ellis Elsie Winters Onie David Effie Tolson with highest average Thomas Vaughan Tolson. Visitors listed A Vaughan N L Wiley George Tolson David Gubser Luster Geer and teacher.
A celebrated Clydesdale stallion Zero will be sold at public auction January 23 1895 at Stoyers livery Newberg. The horse bred in Scotland by William Wear was imported and shows lineage to Droid Kate and Young Scotchman. Terms are cash or bankable note at ten three months with 19 percent interest. L W Hanexa A St Parr announce sale details.
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