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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1896
Page
3
A fragmented OCR snippet lists times 12 40 p m and 6 05 p m with no clear event or context. No names places or actions are present to confirm a specific item or outcome.
Local items note heavy wool socks and shoes from Hill’s Drug Store and Barrie & Barrie clothing. Campaign buttons by Claricy Wilson are being saved for future generations. Weather and river changes affect residents as Frank Hanna’s goods await transport and Charley Spaulding eyes logging upriver.
Long list of local business ads and society notes including Parker Hatter Burke Mcintoshes for sale, meat market promotions, stove repairs, a wedding notice, and community events. Mentions Willamette River driftwood, McKinley remarks, and W.C.T.U. delegate Mrs Harford heading to St Louis. Also notes on football scores and planter market updates.
Miss Hattie George, a Newberg public school student, won the gold medal offered by state horticultural commissioner Dosch for an essay on horticulture. The contest drew multiple school entries and the judges gave a unanimous vote in her favor, with the medal to be mailed after the engraving is completed. The item notes local announcements and transfers in Yamhill County.
Report from Ashland records 2000 deer killed by hunters this season in the Elk Creek district. Notable hunters include Lewis Martin 200, John Winningham 150, Sam Geary 125, Geo Weeks 125, Cal Winningham 150, and others. Describes elk breeding grounds, seasonal migration, and local hunting practices. notes the finest buck was a 150 pound six pointer by Scott Morris.
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