06 Mar 1891
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1891
Page
1
A compact newspaper card presents the Newberg Graphic’s one column and half column professional cards section. The item notes card sizes and layout for business and professional listings. It highlights space allocation and typographic style used in the edition.
Presby terian Church holds services on the second and fourth Lord's Day at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM with Sabbath school on Sundays at Wa. N. Riv. Reverend W. A. Whillox presiding. Friends Church offers Sunday services at 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM and Thursday at 10:00 AM with Sabbath school weekly and quarterly meetings on chosen Saturdays. February May August November. Evangelical Church conducts regular services on the first and third Sundays at Wa. at 7:00 PM with Sabbath school each Sunday morning.
The text lists church and organizational meeting times including M C A devotional Sundays, PF sessions Saturdays in the casino, W G T U business meetings on the second Saturday monthly, G ATL sessions on the first and third Thursdays, and Woe U business meetings on the third Saturday afternoon each month.
The German government reduced inland telegram charges from 1 cent 4 mills per word to 1 cent 2 mills with a 16 cent minimum. London and Berlin sewer projects draw attention as Vienna plans a 150 mile electric road. A wave of European news covers politics plots in Argentina, Bavarian succession concerns, and naval maneuver talk.
The Arkansas State Treasurer reports that ex Treasurer Woodruff’s sureties paid the full shortage of 63,740 dollars. Officials confirm recovery of missing funds and closure of the case.
A sweep of notes from the West includes Nevada barroom fight licensing, Oregon labor law repeal moves, woman suffrage talks in Montana and Oregon, and bids for 50 000 ties by the Oregon Pacific Company. Reports from California include Ventura refinery plans, SLO county condemnations, and an olive mill at Palermo with a Mormon westward emigration trend toward Mexico.
The Portland market shows wheat firm with good demand and moderate offerings. Prices listed include Valley 1.50 and Walla Walla 1.20 1.22 per bushel, with various livestock produce and fruits quoted from California to Oregon.
A census chief reports California led the vast U.S. viticulture expansion with 150000 acres of vineyards, including 25000 raisin acres. The state produces more than half the nation's wine and hosts a diverse mix of European grape varieties. Napa, Sonoma, Fresno, and other counties are key centers, with Tehama County housing a massive Stanford estate vineyard.
The market shows steady activity with items such as smoked meats and lard listed by vendors. Prices per pound are given for different products and brands though several lines appear garbled and partial.
Poem fragment recounts timeless passage from two dark portals to unknown fate. The speaker Mused on life’s caravan moving toward destiny while death remains unseen, as narrator contemplates eternity and silent revelations. Stanton Sterne reference marks source association with The Century.
The piece surveys walking sticks and umbrellas, noting diverse materials from native woods to precious metals and stones. It attributes walking stick making to crafts and business, and quotes Clara Morris on acting requiring deep feeling and authentic emotional portrayal.
Under the Swiss system the president of the confederacy has no more authority than a cabinet member. The head of government leads a council elected by parliament which selects a chairman as president and cabinet minister usually for foreign affairs. No appointment powers. all cabinet members including supreme court judges are elected. One year term emphasizes service over reelection, aided by trained statesmen.
A tired peddler accepts a ride from a good natured coachman who then offers the pack carrier the pick of his wares. The coachman declines the gift and the peddler presses for a sale with the word Exchange noted as the source.
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes a push to standardize the metal's name as aluminum by the world's largest producers. The form aluminum is favored for brevity and is urged for universal adoption by foreign and American scientists alike.
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