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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
2
The notice records second class matter status at the Newberg Oregon post office indicating cataloging or mail handling classification for distribution. The entry notes the location and mailing designation as part of a formal postal record.
A decorative 19th century tribute from Willamette valley readers praising Pacific College in Newberg. The piece extols mountainous scenery, local industry, and the college as a beacon for youth, knowledge, and moral uplift with a motto promising “pearl health the and heal knowledge.”
A Salem Democrat reference quotes Shakespeare claiming worlds as a stage while a misread line mentions 604 convicts on the rostrum. The oddly garbled pair hints at a historical or satire piece linking literature to a civic scandal.
Porriasy plans to vet the cruisers Mallimore and Charleston to run up to the big city after the celebration. Sugar prices may rise in the east as Spreckles sells his Philadelphia refinery to American Refinery Co reducing near term competition.
Ricaiwr and anti Chi groups urge entry into a protest against the system that allowed the steamer Darns tadt to unload 2015 immigrants last Monday.
A Chicago company with capital stock of 5 000 001 organized to operate the nickel mine at Riddles Oregon said to be the richest in the world and able to fund working entirely. Prov. J M TiMiess once of Topeka Kan has been chosen president of Oregon State Agricultural College. There is room for improvement, and it is hoped Prof Bloss will inaugurate the reform.
A Seattle man Rudloff allegedly staged a sham death to cheat an insurance firm. authorities pursue a living suspect. The Corvallis Times contrasts such deeds with a minister opposing saloon influence in Monroe, and critiques loose teacher certificates in Washington County. The piece notes editorials on local scripts and a May strawberry fair, praising Oregon strawberries as reliable.
Editorial critics tie parties to unwelcome advertising for the academy and urge quiet settlement. A deserter in Spokane who hanged himself is cited as harsh proof of barbarism in military discipline. Washington county quadrant land dispute favors settlers after a long contest with D C Railway, celebrated as a notable civic win.
A report notes that seven enslaved people a tuner men and a woman, all colored, were sold last Saturday in Fayette Missouri for sixty days on charges of having no visible means of support. Buyers described as reliable farmers paid $10 to $15 each. The piece questions why slavery still exists under laws authorizing such treatment and urges Missouri to repeal them.
The city’s government uses aggressive tactics to remove undesired residents and punish a woman peddler with a three month license for a three day stay. The capital city papers fail to protest, seemingly supporting gambling and prostitution costs over virtue and honest work.
An orchard spraying guide discusses pumps and costs, recommending Bean pumps for consistent pressure. It covers treatments for aphids using kerosene emulsion, Paris green, and London purple, and explains spraying timing for codling moth and blight with a modified Bordeaux mixture and ammoniacal formulas.
A fruit grower urges spraying to stay competitive as pears fail to ship and codlin moth is reduced by 59 to 75 percent after repeated treatments. Frank Wellhouse cites 160 acres sprayed twice and 320 acres thrice with strong gains, while E Clark of Osage City values his sprayer at 70 percent improvement. Take care, use a quality sprayer, and work yourself with informed, ongoing horticultural study.
A reader discusses decayed flesh at apple blossom ends and varying keeping quality among orchards. Questions arise about climate, soil vitality, and aging trees' ability to produce sound fruit. Pears fare better, but long keeping remains elusive, prompting calls for fertilizer trials and expert study.
Sealed bids are invited by School District No. 23 Newberg Yam Hill County Oregon for construction addi tion to the school building and for grubbing and heading on Ch street between First and Third streets Newberg. Bids open dates vary May 1 and May 6 with right to reject all bids.
The seventh annual convention of the Oregon state Sunday school association will be held at Centenary Methodist Episcopal church in Portland on dates in May. The mass event invites all Sunday school workers and requests each state school send representatives. Rev Julie A Worden DD of Philadelphia is expected to participate.
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