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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1891
Page
2
Partial timetable reads North and South routes with Portland Newberg and Arc connections. Agent FRISSELL in Newberg offers schedules and fares, including a 12:15 p.m. Newberg departure and a 4:90 p.m. Portland leg, with 0:06 p.m. arrival.
A colonial style weekly from Newberg Oregon in 1591 remarks on local papers and public concerns. It comments on Wasco County Law and McMahan of Woodburn Independent, jokes about a Portland thief and a two year sentence. It critiques Portland’s corruption and defends coast defense debates while praising Oregon growth and prudent public policy.
An editorial argues free waterways to the sea would greatly aid eastern Oregon and Washington, urging government railroad control amid claims of powerful figures and urging local newspaper support as essential to town prosperity. It frames Jay Gould and railway interests as dangerous, calls for civic pride and newspaper patronage, and links town vitality to a thriving local press.
The piece argues the McKinley tariff cut $50 million in revenue to lower sugar prices, but refinery profits rose while consumers faced higher costs elsewhere. It contends tariffs should relax and trusts deserve occasional restraint to benefit the public.
A local editor defends its stance on the world’s fair bill and a 100000 home appropriation blaming the state senate. The piece denounces allegations against evangelist Mrs Emma Molloy Barrett as lies and vows to expose cowardly attacks from opponents while urging truthful coverage and duty to readers.
The piece discusses figures who have also fallen under a harsh ban by the very force that revels in deconstructing others. It notes a pattern of public sanction and social censure affecting those in its orbit.
The Salem state horticultural meeting opened at 10 30 a m with E R B Lake as secretary. Topics included time for planting trees peach borer strawberry culture soil drainage and tree replacement after death with pruning and spraying discussed at length. Adjourning to meet in Newberg in July an advertisement for land for sale near Newberg appeared.
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