Newberg Graphic notes political and newspaper changes
The item reports Republican nomination of Disper HerMaANy for Congress from the first district in Salem, a title change for the Amity Popgun to Oregon Blade, Tur Long Creek Eagle’s reduced size, and Oregon hopes for printing delays due to high water. It also cites Prof E Opium of Vancouver BC suggesting Indian place names resemble Asiatic ones and questions about early Chinese in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disper Hermaany
Salem
Portland
Patterson
E. Opium
Vancouver
B.C
Oregon
Swindles and World Fair Buzz In Rural Northwest Views
Rural Northwest criticizes sensational claims about Cairo exhibits and prunes imports while noting widespread swindle tactics in Oregon towns. The piece contrasts public gullibility with cautious truth telling and references a Tacoma Ledger interview and P O Kauffman.
Failures and Liabilities in U S History from Dun and Co Review
A Dun and Co Review table analyzes thirty years of annual failures and liabilities in the United States with figures across years from 1840s to late 1800s. The data include totals for liabilities, various failure categories, and large monetary sums reflecting economic distress of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun & Co
United States
Weeklong Western Weather Notes Signal Mild, Sunny Growth
Rainfall below normal with cooler days and above average sunshine last week. Ground remains saturated and work hindered by recent showers though vegetation shows vigorous growth with abundant pasture and improving winter wheat. Strawberries and fruit trees are blooming across the Willamette valley and southern counties report advanced blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westren Orroon
Willamette Valley
Hiatriets
Josephine
Jackson
Douglas
Oregon State Officers and Insect Propagation in Oregon
The piece lists gubernatorial and state tickets for Oregon and Pennsylvania legislative notes. It also reports Secretary Sargent’s insect propagation efforts at the Oregon State Board of Agriculture with ladybirds to aid fruit growers and a plan to supply colonies to growers who report on results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Oregon 8Ate Board of Morticulture
Lelong
California
Australia
Northweat
Orchard and Garden Advice for Fruits and Trees
Practical tips on orchard care and home gardening including pruning, soil, and pest control. Emphasizes avoiding root contact with manure, doubling pruning, hardening seedlings, and using clover as hog pasture after bearing. Recommends copperas for mildew and careful root circle pruning.
Oregon crops rise in bloom as frosts ease across valleys
In eastern and central counties crops show rapid improvement with fruit trees in bloom and hay and grain promising. Frosts on the 2nd aided peach bloom, while further frosts on the 3rd, 4th and 7th did little damage. Stock, wool, and hop prospects appear favorable. irrigation water is ample and grazing good.
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Coles Valley
Yoncalla
Dongas County
Clackamas County
Lowns
Oregon
Columbia River Valley
Wasco County
S. M. Blaxprorp
Evolution of the fruit dryer from Noah to modern designs
A talk by A. P. Macy of Dayton recounts the evolution of fruit drying from early sea voyage experiments with apples and figs to the invention of varied dryers. He notes countless configurations from ventilation to heating methods, trays, and door arrangements, predicting a future dryer with even heat distribution and economical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Macy
Dayton
Aoa County Horticultural Society
Pril
Japheth
Noah
Convention Program of W C T U Verkiil County
The program lists the annual convention to be held at Lafayette on April 18 and 19 with a consecration meeting led by Mrs. Jane Votan of Newberg at 1 20 p.m. The next item shows 2 00 for Reading Minutes Roll Call and Ap, indicating opening business sessions and procedural tasks.
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W.C.T. U
Verkiil County
Lafayette
Jane Votan
Newberg
Thumsday
Arar
Catharine Osburn
Meeting Schedule Details for W C T U Event
The document outlines multi day sessions with devotional meetings reports of committees and officers, papers on local presidents, and various lectures and meetings. It lists names such as Mrs Lucy Haworth Mrs Louisa Round Mrs Mary Allen Mrs L G Romick and Mrs Ada Unruh with locations including Newberg Lafayette McMinnville Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. White
Newberg
Louisa P. Round
Lafayette
Mary E. Allen
L. G. Romick
Portland
Canoe Adventurer Crosses Miles From Backwoods to Fair
Antoine Brousseau paddled a patched leaky punt about fifteen feet long with a dog named Peter as a companion to reach Chicago for the fair after traveling roughly one thousand miles. He had never seen railroads or electric lights before the journey. Henry N. Copp in Washington, D.C. issued a new edition of his Guide for homesteaders on public land priced at 25 cents, with over 200000 copies sold. Copp seeks addresses of settlers who paid $5.50 per acre on forfeited railroad grants for further guidance.
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Chicago Fair
Canada
Antoine Brousseau
Chicago
Peter
Ilenry N. Copp
Washington, D. C
Homestead
Fettler
Sam
Ile
Henry N. Copp
Washington, D.C
Yambill County Reporter Highlights and Local Notes
Local items note J C Cooper loses print shop bid due to half interest in Telephone Register. Sheriff seizes outfit at the depot. mortgage mixup leaves foreclose power with mortgagor. Whiteton accident injures two girls after wagon scare. Dayton hosts praise for Dawson County and Lexington settlers. Salvation Army to dedicate new residence. Nichols returns from health trip to California. Hort icultural meeting at Newberg deemed successful with timely papers and notes. Yam project excursion requests to US engineer department.
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J.C. Cooper
Telephone Register
Long
Lemasters
Whiteton
Lexington
Dawson County
Nebraska
Dayton
Mrl. Simpson
Salvation Army
Tandore Nichols
California
Fle
Santa Barbara
Mot Springs
Nichols
Citizens
Drowning Tragedy Near North Yanshill Reported
A four year old boy drowned after wandering to a ditch with icy water near North Yanshill last Thursday. The incident occurred while his father Mr. Cy Roberts plowed nearby and briefly stopped, then searched for the child. Oregon City Enterprise notes the accident amidst other small town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
North Yanshill
Cy Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Tie
Midwinter Fair Rates From Southern Pacific
The Southern Pacific issues a 30 day time frame for Special Tickets to San Francisco and return for the Midwinter Fair. Excursion Tickets from San Francisco to California points are sold within three days at rates one and one fifth to one and one third the fare, minimum one dollar. Portland to San Francisco round trip costs 25 dollars plus 2.59 for five admissions. other Oregon connections to be announced. Tickets go on sale when the fair opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Pacific
San Francisco
California
The Statesman Campaign Offer From Salem Oregon
A liberal eight page Sunday Statesman offers from now until July 1st for 50 cents, cash with order. The paper, second in Oregon and Republican, promises education and a campaign symposium of political news lasting the Sunday edition. Subscriber incentives include a chance at a year of the Cosmopolitan Magazine for every tenth reader.
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Stateanan
Oregon
Republican
Statesman
Colect
Times
Coenopoliten
the Statesman
Salem
Monetary System Debate Calls for Reader Solutions
The publisher invites readers to submit an eight word solution to the nations monetary question. The volume Tris Monooastat promises modern insight and a full treatise to address monetary system futures.
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United States
Tok Mosognin
Polit Wal
Thommanda
Tris
Tee Moxeram Pesusoss Co
Rowan
Uierman Am'n
St. Pan, Mien
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Newberg Graphic
KE. Uf. Woopwaxpasp
Ons, C
Extery
Pist
Amity
Kt. A
Harris
Oregon Blade
Cairo
Salem Statesman
Marion County
Washington County
Northwest
Washington
Tacoma Ledger
P.O. Kauffman
Kaniffman
Tee
Vere
Chop Weatsore Bulletin NO
Lepcelican
W. P. Lord
Mahon County
H. I. Kincaid
Lane County
Phil Metschan
Grant County
C. E. Wolverton
C. M. Idleman
Multnomah
G. M. Irwin
Union
Pennsylvania
Evon
Orchard and Ganden
County
Lucy
P. Haworth
C. G. Esaen
McMinnville
Copp
New Editon
Yambill County
Reporter
Payton Teraid
Teleghone Register
Elkhart
Surrey Haroon
Equcumere
Amer
Ford
Rhippion
Goring Wegons
Eoufe
Mtoe
Busues Tomes
Owlets
Veronette
Mik
Roe Carta
Sieveies
Rex
Childres
Doubte _Voger
Fara
Surrey
Fara Waek
Anita Bert Marne
Reece Mews
Baies
S. Praty
Sec’y
Elkmmart
Ind
Nill
Jones & Adams
Corvallis
Yatehill
Harding
Lafayette Ledger
Oregon City Enterprise
John Forsyth
Miles Cloverdale
Exeter
D. Coleman
Barlow
Chehalem Valley Bank
Afflen
Foreign and
Domertle Exchange
Geo. W. Mitchell
A. I. Mills
G. W. McConnell
G. C. Christenson
W. K. Allen
Moses Votaw
P. Hhacock
Newbere
Fowoesc Es Hewborg Gallery
Hardwick's
Main Street
New York
Latab & Hill's
Wade
MLM, & Co
Newberg, Or
Austin & Stanley
Rouses Ie
C. F. Moore & Co
Qpring
Nuwaene
Ontos
Hobson
DR. T. BH. Maris
Ofmece
Woskine Blork
Residence Inc
Maris Prapey
Look
Vaiaom
Salbuiths
Bo Ps. An
Quaker City
C.F. Butler
Xewderg
Onfegor
Plymouth Rocks
Ryden
Kees
Berth Af Bank of
Trent End
Mrs. McDanial
Dank
Wim. Ellis
Liniment
Enrgeun
Ecxice Savnra
Elis
C. P. Moore & Co
Orlphina E. Ellis
M. Terrell
Terrell
W. E. Terrell
M. Terrell & CO
PF. A. Elliott
Nevenes
Rtv
Springbrook
Boursp Koutnsow
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