04 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1892
Page
1
A brief notices item shows monthly collection of professional advertising bills. It lists a general accounting action with emphasis on recurring charges and reporting structure for collectors and clients.
Readable fragments list church services from multiple congregations with times for Sunday and weekday meetings. Items include regular worship, Sabbath school, monthly and quarterly meetings, prayer and devotional gatherings, and auxiliary group sessions across churches and organizations.
City of Newberg lists officials including Mayor Marshal Treasurer Street Commissioner Surveyor and ward representatives. Names shown include Emery F Howard Woods Miles Reece Paul Macy F Moore G L Stabler A Lashier W D Carter and others for First Second and Third Wards.
News from Pacific Coast to Idaho describes Petaluma silk factory plans and a Victoria appellate ruling on Sunday closing. Reports cover rail, water, and land deals, Chinese contraband raids, and a crofter fish export venture with planned English backing.
A survey of famous figures and royals noting Edison born in Alva Ohio and aged 45, the Duke of Clarence a Gladstone admirer, Grand Duke Sergius hissed in Moscow, and William Morris era portraits. It mentions Prince of Wales measurements, khedive pronunciations, and Queen Victoria knowing Sir Walter Scott.
The report notes train departures and arrivals on the East and South Southern Pacific Route and the Oregon routes with intermediate stops including Salem Corvallis and Corvallis. It mentions through tickets at the first street office and rail connections to markets in Europe and the Americas. It also reports Venezuela plans a seminary for women at Caracao and immigration offices in Europe boosting outreach and enterprise.
Michigan plans to spend 12000 to 15000 on forestry display and 4000 to 5000 on fruit showing at the World's Fair. Columbia Board of Trade funds ensure a worthy Michigan exhibit. Treasurer Seeberger reports 3572801 spent by February 1 on expo construction and related costs. Women from South Dakota and New Mexico manage educational exhibits.
Eastern items report the coffin trust reorganized with burial casket prices rising 20 percent within thirty days. Nicaragua grants a perpetual charter to the Louisiana Lottery Company with central offices in Greytown and branches in other Central American republics.
National Capital notices list Senator Allen of Washington introducing a bill on removal of restrictions and alienation of Puyallup Indian reservation lands. Also reported are naval academy cadet appointments, Senate Finance adverse report on bank note reform, and various House and Senate measures on courts, immigration, and Chinese exclusion with lawmakers including Stump Geary Dolph Hitt and others referenced.
Reports from Vienna describe a grave labor question as winter bites and thousands face starvation. International notes record stalled Italy Switzerland talks, Japan rioting, and Spain floods while Russia tightens grain controls and a Baltic grain buildup alarms merchants.
A fragmented listing shows varied prices for produce, grains, dairy, meats, and imported goods across regions. Specific entries include wheat and barley per cental, butter and eggs per dozen, citrus and bananas by box or bunch, and canned goods with brand prices, reflecting a broad market snapshot without a unifying event.
A garbled OCR record lists multiple commodity prices and terms including steel, wire, pig iron, charcoal, crosses, boxes, coke plates, bar, rosin, tar, pitch, turpentine with assorted per unit charges. Mentions quantities like per ton, per pound, per barrel, per sack, and per bale across items from steel to turpentine.
The report lists varied livestock terms and wool prices with references to Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon markets. Terms include selected prime, under 65 pounds, long and short wool, 4c and 10c per pound measures, and prices around 12 to 19 cents per unit.
A readable list shows meat and deli items with per pound prices from several vendors including Morrox Live Hoge Live Suocen Muara and Laup Compound. Prices range from 60 cents to about 12 dollars per pound for items like smoked bacon and breakfast meats.
Market fragment lists burlaps 40 inch net cash Te burlaps 12 o8 45 inch net cash 7 ye burlape and related notes. Wheat Calcutta 22226 spot Ye three bushel oat bags centals second hand wheat bag.
An eccentric scene unfolds as Weeks questions a schoolmaster about a new hat while a mishap with a chair creates unexpected laughter and confusion. The exchange captures a humorous moment amid everyday school life.
A fragment from Munney's Weekly notes a dialogue about why many dishes bear French names. Danes reply that common English tastes are simple while Tom suggests the costs remain modest.
A fragmentary courtroom style exchange describes a boy named Cholly and a speaker named Reggie on an avenue. The judge notes difficulty walking straight and references the scarf and an overbalanced state.
An 19th century ad copy presents a druggist touting a preparation with the claim you will never use another. A customer retorts skeptically while the scene appears in a mom eoy's weekly style.
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