Local Events Highlight Newberg Notes and Travel
Town readers report John Brown visiting, Miss Libbie Morris in Scotland, and Frank Hobson riding to Big Nestucca. Activities include academy excursions to Salem, a tile factory’s fine output, church services, and a busy fair preparation with plans for a Coast trip.
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Academy
Salem
John Brown
Friends Pacific Academy
Libbie Morris
Sortland
Frank Hobson
Nestucca
Emma Wright
Lydia Macey
Dayton
Charley Spaulding
Winlock Washington
Walter Kirk
Smocks
N. C
Friends Church
Portland
Christenson Bros
First Street
Cristin
Cy Lamb
Jim Rees
Oskins
Robinsons Circus
Local Watchmaker and Shoe Shop Notices
I E Howard Watchmaker and Jeweler with business listing and address appears in the ad section alongside A M Lidskins Shoe Shop. An old city directory style notice highlights small retail trades in the area.
Corset Agency Joins Newberg Market and Upcoming Fair Schedule
Newberg welcomes families on public days and notes a strong town reputation. Moxats Mines & Co advertise the leading corset brand with exclusive city rights and various styles. Vaughan reports car shop overhauls due to weak rotted timbers raising safety concerns. Grand River native Alle Bond tours Willamette Valley spreading religious tracts and plans a Vancouver Island trip. Notices announce July 1900 bank plans at Bank of Newberg and a bank contract let later. Samuel Tolsen photographs beach visitors at Big Nestucca coast, two weeks away. A fairgrounds meeting July 1 seeks officers and fair plans, inviting locals to participate.
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United States
Moxats, Mines & Co
Charter Vaughan
Dundee
Alle Bond
Grand River
Indian Territory
Wm. Llobson
Mr. Bond
Pains
Willamette Valley
Ile
Vancouvers Island
Blaine Responds with Protectionist Pamphlet
Blaine's famous reply to Gladstone issued in pamphlet form praising Protection. The pamphlet promotes tariff benefits and urges copies to be sent to the American Protective Tariff League at 23 West Twenty-third Street New York for two cent stamps.
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Dblains
Gladstone
American Protective Tariff League
West Twenty-third Street
New York
Bank of Newberg to Build Brick Bank at First and Meridian
Directors announce plans to erect a two story brick building measuring 48 by 52 feet on the northwest corner of First and Meridian streets. Officials promise to share the full building plan next week as the community awaits substantial new brick construction.
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Bank of Newberg
First and
Meridian Street
Steamboat Excursion to Salem by Orient
The steamer Orient is chartered for a Salem excursion on Saturday July 1. It will depart Batteville at 4 30 a.m. and Newberg at 6 a.m. sharp and reach the Capital City for six hours and a half to view the public buildings. Proceeds benefit Friends Pacific Academy and tickets, available at the Bank of Newberg, are limited. Tickets round trip cost one dollar. children six to twelve pay zero. Jesse Enwanns, Manager.
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San Jose
California
Oregon
M. M. Edwards
Sand Lake
Florence Brown
Salem
Prof. Morrison
J. J. Rees
Orient
Batteville
Newberg
Frienda Pacific Academy
Bank of Newberg
Willamette
Jesse Enwanns
Talk of the Day Poor Fishing and Quick Quips
A garbled collage of witty lines and captions from various papers. Snatches poke at drink, youth slang, and social scenes with brief, jokey exchanges and misprinted names. The jumble shows satirical blurbs on drinking, sobriety, and daily life.
Temperance News From Various Cities And Prohibition Debate
Dispatches note the original package decision shaping estates and new package houses in Des Moines Sioux City with beer on tap and whisky sold like licensed saloons. Essays judged by Professor Ely spark debate while views from Miss Willard and Lady Somerset urge temperance reform and gender equality in marriage.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Independent women choose dignity over wealth in marriage
A 19th century call urges young women to value character over money in suitors. It champions independence, moral standards, and screening a partner before marriage, arguing that true honor lies in choosing a worthy companion over social expectations.
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