Newberg Graphic Reports World’s Fair News and Local Happenings
The issue notes Carter Hannison as Chicago’s World’s Fair Mayor contender and calls for a Cleveland appointment to replace the late Judge Deady. It highlights rising Kansas women voters, the death of Oxp Indian John in Portland, and the World’s Fair opening set for May 1. It also covers Oregon horticulture meetings, mortgage tax changes, and Jersey cattle entries led by Alabama's Signal's Lily Way valued at $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Oregon
Taxne
Jersey
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York
Alabama
Conneticut
Town
Ilinois
Kentucky
New Jernea
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Vermont
America
Signal
Lily Way
W. Efatthowa
Sluantsville
Ala
Murotiasinva
D. I. Appleton
The
Waltham Watch Company
Oregon Crop Bulletin Introductory Note on Report Purpose
This first weekly bulletin of the sixth year explains aims to provide timely, accurate state crop and weather information for farmers buyers and consumers. It highlights cooperation with the press and plans to include eastern wheat district telegraphic reports and citizen input on weather and crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stats
Secretary of Agriculture
Oregon
East
Oregon Horticultural Update Reports Cold Wet Winter Effects
The Oregon State Horticultural Society plans weekly telegraph briefings at the Oregon exhibit to inform millions about climate and crops. Winter conditions were cool with frequent cloudy rains, with heavy snowfall west of the Cascades and low temperatures in eastern mountains. Wheat acreage rises, fruit trees show delayed bloom but favorable prospects, and spraying begins in Jackson County. The thirtieth quarterly meeting is set for April 11–12, 1893 in Eugene with talks on pruning, pests, fruit markets, and floral culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Rrooaam
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Eugene
Oregon
Cascades
Jackson County
Tureday
Avillia
McClung
J. R. Cardwell
Portland
A. H. Carson
Grant
Morris Iomphrey
San Jose
Weather Summary for Winstert Newaxna March 1899
Meteorological report for Winstert Newaxna Oregon March 1899 notes a mean temperature around 44F with a mean maximum near 65F and minima near 52F. Precipitation totals reach 4.00 inches with notable 24 hour rainfall. Wind direction largely variable with several partly cloudy days and frost dates noted.
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Winstert
Newaxna
Rowecew Eeerwers
Convention of Yamhill County Young Peoples Society
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor convention met at the Newberg Baptist church with Pres. Thomas Newlin presiding and Walter F. Edwards as secretary. Delegates from McMinnville, Dundee, Amity, Newberg, Sheridan and other churches attended. reports showed 445 active members and 71 associate members with $161.85 raised for mission work.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Yamhill County
Baptist Church
Newberg
Pres
Thomas Newlin
Walter F. Edwards
Amos Stanbrough
Denton
Christian Church of
McMinnville
LaFayette Evangelical
FE. E. Washburn
I. Curren
Anson Henry
Fred Henry
F. Cary
Jacob Schmeider
Frank Billington
Fred Derby
Henry Edmiston
Lydia Washburn
Mabel Baker
Viola Smith
Nsora Edmiston
Lola Edmiston
Laura Sampson
McMinnville Baptist
W. T. Fellows
Ralph FE. Storey
Dundee Union
A. M. Pray
Mary Swetman
Amity Union
Mra. BR
Jones
Austin Howard
Henry Patty
B. Ingraham
Newberg Christian
M. Maris
George Hash
J. EB. Todd
Sheridan Union
BR. Earl
Lula E. Churchman
McMinnville Christian
Mra
A. Todd
M. Guilds
T. S. Kay
Rev. Denton
M. D. Dodson
Endeavor meeting highlights and Y M C A sessions
Saturday night talks cover work features and Saturday night events. Sunday afternoon exercises at the Y M C A rooms. Mr. Miller, an enthusiastic Endeavorer, good singer and pleasant talker, leads. Next meeting place undecided, likely Sheridan or Amity. The county shows a notable young delegate turnout signaling moral progress and stronger Endeavor influence for future Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Sheridan
Amity
Yambul
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meet Closed Year
The W C T U met in the Y M C A room on the 20th, a well attended final meeting of the year. Reports from twenty six departments show diligent work and seeds sown, with four reports missing. average yearly attendance twenty one and a quarter, new year to begin with sixty paid up members. Presiding officers named with leaders from Baptist, Christian, Presbyterian, and Friends churches. The group expresses strength for the work under a supreme Leader and faith that Right will win.
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Y. M. C. A. Rooma
Ueual
Mra
J. H. Townsend
Wm. Allen
W. T. Macy
Mra. Christenson
Baptist
Mra. Marshall
Mra. Hash
Britt
Bowerman
Passing Prayer Belief Among Hawaiians Noted in Letter
A historical note describes the passing prayer practice where a priest uses hair or nail fragments to invoke destruction through incantations. It recounts a tale of a British officer and a priest’s failed rite, illustrating deep superstition in Hawaiian belief and fear of the ritual. A separate notice promotes Newberg fruit land and nursery stock for sale near Newberg Oregon with contact details.
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Flawalian
Kamehameha I
Pricet
Notice of Probate Appointment in Yamhill County Oregon
In the County Court of Yamhill County Oregon the estate of Joseph Haw kine deceased is administered by an administrator. Creditors and claimants are notified to present their claims with proof to the administrator at the residence within six months from March short date. Excerpt lists the executor names Berg and Sowle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill County
Jouert
Oregon
Joseph Hawkine
Cae
Focate
D. Bem
Berg
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Gheint
Ellin
Brownsville
Newberg Graphic
Eavery
E. H. Woopwarp
Drs. C. Eweny
Carter Hannison
Chicago
Cleveland
Deady
Kansas
John
Tvespay
I. Battin
Thos
Condon
F. L. Washburn
Corvallia
A. Sharples
Organization For Future Markets
J. Ms. Wallace
Salem
Yamont Lotz
Corvallis
D. E. Loveridge
Floral Department
J.C. Card
Collier
Paney
Bila Talbot
Talbot Heights
Oregon State Weather Service
C. EK
EK. BE. Washburn
LaFayette
Christian Endeavor
Clark
POS. C. BE
Lissie Clark
Lou Charchman
J. KB. Todd
J.J. Jessop
Friends Church
Newlin
State Union
Ww. c. IT. U. Meeting
Newberg Nursery
A. B. Cooper
Rochester
Wood
Bi-Chloride of Gold Institute
Powell St
San Francisco
Cal
Woodward, Clarke & Co
C.F. Moore & CO
Chehalem Valley Bank
G. W. McConnell
G. C. Christenson
G. W. Mitchell
A. I. Mill
G. W. Mirenene
A. K. Minas
Moses Voran
W. K. Allen
S, E. Hadley
Jn, Hont, Hadley, Hunt & CO
A. Hodgson
Main & Dayton Streets
New Berg
Orbgown
Quaker City
F. Butler
St. Drayma
Aiew Millinery Store
Main Street
C. P. Kenyon
Alillinery
Lamb & Holley
Plent Street
Morris, Miles & Co
Fyeath Street Market
H. D. Fox
Hemt
Outine
Mainstreet
Ierd Witk
Christenson Brothers
ACME
Buckeye
Jore Narrows
G'Est
A. Undertaker
Cox
X. Y
the Agricultural Implement House OF
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REGON
Oak Grove
Geverest
BE. D. Mlwood
Newberg, Ore
Iida
A. Ba Rie
Qpring
Newrers
Orfeos
Callan Oraddres
Hobson
B. Cummings
Oricon
Contractor & Builder
Meridian Ats
Evans & Clemenson
Townsends Baniware
Newserg
M. E. Baldwin
Lillian Haworth
Smith & Haworth
Baldwin & Haworth
Newhere
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