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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1891
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item mentions past events and names difficult to decipher. The readable text hints at an obituary or note about a person associated with a place or institution, but essential details remain unclear.
Old papers for sale at this office and a full stock of groceries. Many residents reported illnesses and local events from La Fayette to Salem. Property and business changes include Newberg House hotel sale offers and multiple real estate moves around town.
A buyer can purchase 20 acres north of Joseph and Lewia Hoskins farm with 200 fruit trees planted last year. Price set at 2000 dollars cash. Located within a mile of Newberg, this is pitched as a rare chance for a well to do buyer. Contact Mallett & Co. Bos 850 Portland Maine.
The Newberg union calls department superintendents to submit annual written reports by the March meeting or face a 25 cent fine. It notes lectures by Mrs. Delle G. H. Cox on healthful dress and opposes corsets high heels and tight waisted clothing. The piece urges temperance charity and reform, urging women to break fashion constraints and promote healthful attire.
Torn reports include a note on Professor Davis and a son’s health, plus eight hundred dollars voted to expand and paint the public school. Burglaries damaged a saloon and J J Vickrey store with sardines eggs and cigars taken, and a pistol missing. A tramp jailed in McMinnville. Mrs Willison improving. educational committee pleased with LaFayette Seminary progress. farm sale to Mr Fisk. courts in McMinnville. local residents ill or traveling. teachers visiting and substitutes noted.
The column reports Ella Hadley of Dayton visiting Smuckville, Rev Marion George returning to Salem, and a growing interest in meetings with souls being saved. Washington county plans a 20000 addition to the courthouse and a new hotel is being prepared by Lee Smock. A surgical case reveals a serious shoulder necrosis in a Portland hospital patient, with improving signs.
A misread advertisement notes one item in the U S market labeled as a disinfectant cough syrup is free from opiates. The item is sold by F Moore & Co and marketed for coughs colds and croup.
Excitement grows at C F Moore and Co drugstore where customers praise St Delphian EB Ellis as a stomach tonic. The store also offers stationery notions and various textiles and plans an auction at a cottage near Friends' boarding hall, inviting Newbery patrons to call in the afternoon.
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