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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1890
Page
2
Fragmentary time stamps appear in the OCR text with inconsistent p m indicators and missing context. No complete event or location is provided to form a full card item.
A dental notice offers tooth extraction using Gow or Vitalized air as a specialty with all work warranted. Present location listed as Newbery Honey Newberg Oregon.
Editor Orn Ben Butler tours the northwest as Mospave Oregonia raises 175000 for a Portland Lupital college. Emigrants arrive in Portland and discussions consider funding an Oregon exhibit for the Chicago Columbian Exposition. The piece urges a horticultural society, tests gar beet culture, and praises the Portland display while urging earlier planning for next year.
The article urges fruit growers near The Dalles to spray trees next season to protect fruit from codlin moths. It discusses clearing old ruined trees, pruning, and lowering spraying costs, while promoting public meetings through winter to share methods and profits in fruit culture. It also notes a Oregon City firm making rustic furniture from hazel bushes and notes local interest in showcasing chairs and settees.
The Newberg raiding and Merchantile Association formed with W T E Caine as ex Vreg and J D Carter as treasurer plans a two story brick building on Main and Sheridan. Guessing by Kruger the four inch brick veneer will cover a 42 by 90 foot footprint with a 24 by 40 nature room on main and offices on Sheridan. The upper floor will be a single room ballroom. Fasculation will supply materials. Irish handles brick work and Thomas Stevens carpentry. Construction to begin soon and push to complete.
The article notes renewed confidence in Newberg with bank and brick-building expansion, sought after residential sites, and four acres added to the Academy grounds. It praises the Academy’s broad curriculum, four teachers, and a looming push for deeper educational offerings while highlighting rail and river access supporting growth.
A mosaic of notes mentions Brownsville woolen goods and the Brownsville Clothing Store in Portland, promoting home industry and local commerce. It also records a saloon fine in Salem, humorous local demurral antics, a spiritual Sabbath School conference in Newberg, and a reflective Edison-era essay on rural life versus city temptations.
A fragment describes a cooking school victim and the ironic use of turpentine in homes for burns corns rheumatism and throat relief. It promotes turpentine as a moth repellent and closet cleaner while warning against its abuse in household chores and recipes.
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