Unclear OCR fragment on schooling and pricing opportunities
Fragmentary OCR text hints at school opportunities and pricing terms but lacks complete details or context. Names and places are unreadable, leaving minimal actionable information.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1890
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text hints at school opportunities and pricing terms but lacks complete details or context. Names and places are unreadable, leaving minimal actionable information.
Local items from Newberg report farmers delaying plowing due to dry soil. Builders, carpenters and fruit growers prepare for fall planting and winter work. Several residents move, improve homes, and new tenants arrive as crews lay sidewalks and foundations. school and church activities continue along with market and roadwork updates.
The Mechanics Fair is over and all have returned happy. A new bakery is now ready for business. Mr Fisk has installed a wind mill at his house. Orval Parker is very sick with lung fever. Two new dressmaking and milliner shops opened this week. Bill Savage is moving to Oregon City.
Mrs Hanson on Main Street is closing out her stock of millinery goods. The sale offers a nice assortment of ready trimmed millinery items. Call early to get a bargain and pick from the remaining stock.
Bids to be received until 12 noon November 10 1890 for building a Friends church at Smockville Oregon plans and specifications from J C Smock Smockville Committee reserves right to reject any or all bids issued by Open Committee
Excitement surrounds System Builder at C F Moore Co drug store as customers report relief for catarrh of the stomach dyspepsia constipation and impure blood while praising its merit and broad benefits.
Notice from James Hammerr says he has burned three hundred thousand first class brick ready for market. He invites visitors to his yard near the railroad in the west part of town and promotes a short time offer: a 14 by 17 portrait with every dozen cabinet photographs at two dollars per dozen.
The Mothers meeting was well attended and a Japanese mission to study England's Church is noted. A constitutional amendment excludes eaton keepers from the Sovereign Grand Lodge. Lucy Guinness will tour U S colleges to spur missions and speak at the Atlanta W C T U convention. The National W C T U meets November 14 to 18 in Trinity Methodist. Special prayers are called for Nebraska’s prohibition vote. An old maid’s rebuke prompts reflections on women’s indolence and domestic duties.
A period piece argues for women to limit Sabbath chores and gossip, urging balance between husband and wife. It defends rest for both, advises wives to read about current events, and warns against heavy hosting or maid service demands. It laments Sunday feasting as barbaric while promoting simple meals and minimal work.
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