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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1891
Page
3
Readable fragments reference buyers and top items in an undefined context. No clear names, places, dates, or events are established in the legible text. The incomplete wording prevents a precise summary of the main item.
Readable items include poems about Babylon and town news from Newberg Oregon. Notes cover local people moving, building, farming, church services, funerals, and community plans with several named residents and nearby places.
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and death of wife and mother Hoawne N Mane Jessie K Grove Purp G Gaorr. Also notes brick yard sale information and local notices about bids for college painting, a fruit yield report, and county surveyers with humorous anecdotes about bread baking and Will Macy’s cooking.
A farm house on Lake Mekhern burned last Saturday morning between Ayree and four. Charred remains found later suggest a man died before the fire. Coroner Evenden reached MacMinonville by Sunday ten. Jury: Uriah Badley John Hash Andrew Hague Jas Jones Noah Parish T EB Jones. Body near the fireplace with trunk intact.
A community suspects arson and murder after a house is burned and evidence of a cooking camp found nearby. Fresh game scraps and potato peels hint at the crime, while no residents vanish, leaving the mystery to an experienced detective.
Town happenings include a renamed Sher wood station by the Rail Road Co. and new homes for John Yoog and Angus Atterbury. Pay day brings bright and red faces, while W. E. Seney buys tropical fruit in Portland. A revival and lectures occur at Friends' Church and Hartley residences. Citizens discuss saloon license changes and the W. C. T. U. formation at Sheridan.
The Newberg Union met last Saturday afternoon at S o'clock with Mrs. Cox presiding. After devotion and minutes, department superintendents reported including White Cross and White Shield work. Four mothers meetings were held in four months, 1446 pages of literature distributed, a committee of 12 to visit families was formed.
Enthusiasm rises at C. F. Moore & Co drug store for System Builder touted as remedy for stomach trouble dyspepsia constipation and impure blood. Patrons praise its claimed system building merit and wide use.
One cough syrup claims to be entirely free of opiates and suitable for coughs colds and croup. It is advertised as the best on earth and sold by C F Moore and Co Delphina B HIM keeps stationery and notions at a cottage near Friends' boarding hall soliciting patrons from Newberg and vicinity to call in the afternoon.
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