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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1894
Page
2
For the next 20 days the shop offers summer suits at 12.00 priced at 10.00 and straw hats cheaper, with a new clothing stock arriving and discounts to boost cash. Exclusive agents for Brownsville Woolen Mills inviting customers to visit for prices.
Friday edition notes Newberg Oregon political remarks and national trivia. Mentions A P Melvern as county clerk candidate and urges voter education. Reports inter state contest winner Charles Wishart and L F Dimmitt, sparrow fines in New York, and Prof P A Gers taking Ellensburg Normal chair. Also notes Oregon seniors supplying college men from across the Columbia.
The Toledo Blade criticizes U S government failures to keep treaties with five tribes and urges readers to practice with a trial ballot. It jokes about Washington roosters pestering tenants and notes the Y M C A fiftieth anniversary in London Exeter Hall with delegates including John Wanamaker and Roy L Cuyler.
A long meditation on royal costs including Queen Victoria and royal residences, plus a civic ballot on stock running at large. It then shifts to schooling, arguing for qualified teachers in primary grades and warning against cutting corners for economy.
Rev Elwood Scott spoke at Friends Church about his Norway travels detailing rugged mountains thin tillable land and coastal travel by water. He described climate fruits mills and a people living simply with limited money and strong temperance culture, praising peaceable natives and missionary zeal.
A late notice advertises a combined yearly subscription for Tur Gashite and The Weekly Oregonian at $2.50 with advance payment. It mentions regular prices and an incentive for old subscribers, plus a janitor work title awarded by School District No. 29 and signed by M. Voran, Clerk.
A two day gathering begins this Friday night at Mountain Home with Saturday sessions at 2 and 5 pm. Three services are planned for Sunday as plans emphasize devotion to government efforts led by Janus I. Price, Superintendent.
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