Newberg Graphic suggests local fair plans and political musings
The issue notes an upcoming Newberg fair and urges local support. It混discusses crops, prices, and national topics including tariff disputes, arbitration, and the idea of a ten year census. It critiques politicians, mentions Oregon and Hawaii language literacy rules, and cites government wages and ownership debates.
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Rail tariffs and government ownership debate echoed nationwide
The piece critiques government ownership as a cure for rail losses and taxes, notes widespread opposition outside railway workers, and cites contemporary editorials on policy and industry. It also covers local notices, obituaries, and community items, including a fatal Nestucca River ferry accident and a Friends church obituary.
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Ashes as fertilizer debated by readers and scientist
A reader argues coal ashes boost fruit crops using fall applications around trees and vines, claiming big yields the following year. A Scientific American note counters that ashes do not directly fertilize but may improve soil and nutrient availability.
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Weather Review Oregon Harvest Prospects Improve
Western Oregon reports cooler than normal conditions with showers early in the week aiding late oats and wheat. Spring cereals ripening, hay nearly gathered, hops blooming early with some quality concerns. Eastern Oregon sees general harvests, good barley and a light Hood River peach crop. potatoes and beets yield average to good. An unrelated note mentions a dog and a Portland deputy sheriff story.
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