Column on Caries Advertising and Hills Collected Monthly
A compact column discusses professional caries advertising in Hills and notes a monthly collection cycle. It highlights local dental topics and the cadence of monthly receipts.
11 Mar 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1892
Page
1
A compact column discusses professional caries advertising in Hills and notes a monthly collection cycle. It highlights local dental topics and the cadence of monthly receipts.
A fragmented directory lists weekly services from multiple churches including Evangelical, Amist, Presbyterian, and Methodist chapters. It also notes prayer meetings, Sabbath schools, and various monthly and quarterly gatherings, plus a municipal official directory with ward councilors and city officers.
A grand podlatch held in honor of the queen drew crowds and featured ceremonies focused on traditional celebration. The event highlighted local leadership and cultural heritage within the Pacific Coast community.
The notice details East and South Southern Pacific line operations with departures to Portland and intermediate stations. It lists train times, connections, dining cars, Pullman service, through tickets from First Street, and Central Station arrivals and departures along the Willamette Valley route. It also notes personnel and station details for Corvallis, McMinnville, Newberg, and nearby stops.
The article lists Amos Cummings as the chosen President by Fremont citizens and notes various notable figures and curiosities, including Julia Carney of Galesburg, Boston author Aaron Kimball Loring, and James IV relics, with wider remarks on colonial loyalties, missionary Soonderbai Powar, and Governor Winans.
Fully 125 Bavarian firms seek Chicago Exposition space. New York granite cutters plan a $5000 monument display. Pennsylvania coal operators propose a building of anthracite with 60 000 tons on show. Rhode Island eyeing a combined Providence capitol style exhibit. A grand garden plan with 59 000 plants and classic design. Dedicatory exercises set for October 12 1902. Nocturnal font procession planned at Jackson Park. Foreign participation expected to be extensive. New Hampshire exhibit aims to showcase resort appeal. Meetings to decide conference plans for best execution. Mexico’s Baba Brow to exhibit cigars while Lor ing Omnetead presents hacienda life. Mr Miimentend, ex navy officer and Annapolis grad, noted.
A meteor fell in Alabama plowing a furrow and striking a pine tree before exploding. The article also reports on barley duty, Chicago saloon licenses, rail and library plans, river improvements, oil discoveries, Liberia emigration aid, land values, and other 1892 political and economic items across the United States.
National politics summary notes House bills for bank safety and oleomargarine policing, plus a lighthouse appropriation and canal funding. Oregon Senator Dolph introduces a crime prosecution bill. representatives push militia funding and Columbia river bridge extensions. Behring Sea arbitration moves include a treaty signed by Britain and Maine’s Kinney awaiting Parliament and Senate action. Hermann presses land patent corrections on Coos Bay Roadd lands with sweeping acreage reconciliations. Early action urged on multiple fronts.
A survey of foreign topics includes pneumatic tubes for mail delivery between Paria and Berlin, discussions of Argentine coal discoveries, Bismarck attending the Prussian Diet, and various international events from Denmark to Portugal. Reports note influenza among animals, emigration plans, and colonial industry developments amid political shifts.
A dense OCR list shows prices for produce and commodities across multiple markets. Entries include Walla Walla and California quotes for fruit, vegetables, dairy, meats, and canned goods with per cental, per dozen, per pound, and per box figures. Notable items cover butter, apples, oranges, grapes, potatoes, onions, cabbage, fish, prunes, and canned milk with varied regional prices.
A distorted list shows prices for metals like steel wire pig iron and coke plates, plus various farm and food items including charcoal turpentine hides and bacon. Multiple vendors and grades implied, with unit prices per pound per ton per box and per barrel.
In Shetland a large shoal of whales was seen near Hillawick with boats ready. Most were driven ashore or slain, about 160 in total. some sank, twenty surfaced next day and were secured. In Americus Georgia a rattlesnake was found on a three story roof of a furniture factory and killed.
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