30 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1892
Page
1
A collage of humorous and candid snippets on courtship and engagement from various European papers. Dialogue reflects college rules, repartee about marriage, wills, and declarations of love delivered in playful, satirical tones.
A humorous tale from California about a boy named Tom Gibson who mistakes a lying claim for a mistake about slippers under a bed. He then is accused of eating and lying, but his responses frame the incidents as mistakes rather than lies. The piece shifts to brief quips about romance and bravado, closing with a child’s exchange about punishment.
Rich Strike of silver ore reported at Grand Army mine deep level in the Arizona Territory with ore running about 1000 ounces per ton. Wild market notes include rail and water issues and local development in Prescott and Holbrook.
A semi official estimate places the number of public school scholars in the United States at between 13 000 000 and 14 000 000. The nation spends 15 000 000 for their instruction, seen as a wise investment compared to foreign nations’ spending on armies. Lynn School Committee seeks annual teacher ability exams to rank three teacher tiers.
Readable portions list Portland market prices for wheat flour oats and multiple fruits and vegetables. Numerous items show per unit and per quantity rates including apples peaches lemons grapes and oranges with figures for Oregon California and national suppliers.
A dense ledger of commodity prices across multiple categories including fruits vegetables meats and fish. Entries list regional suppliers like Liverpool and Rice-Island with per pound per ton and per barrel rates for staples such as coffee beans canned fruits and eggs. The scattered figures reflect a late 19th or early 20th century price sheet with many misspellings and inconsistent formatting.
A dense OCR listing provides prices for materials such as steel wire pig iron coal and roofing supplies. It includes per pound per ton and per box rates, with numerous items like coke plates rosin tar pitch turpentine and naval stores.
Market notes list hides and wool with prices by condition and grade. Provides weight ranges and regional terms for Oregon and Willamette Valley. Also notes horse prices per head and miscellaneous barter terms for fall conditions.
Readable fragments show prices for dressed meats including ham bacon and smoked sides. Mentions Beaux Market and Onegoa region with per pound and per item pricing.
Seven Waterloo veterans answered Gen. Van Merten's invitation for the seventy fifth battle anniversary. The oldest was born in 1703 and the youngest in 1798. Six of the seven are in destitution. Two Wilkesbarre miners won $50 after a month in a rat killing contest. Results list various weights and measures for the rodents.
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