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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1892
Page
2
Fragments discuss Portland city hall, a cross state journey to Chicago for the fair, river navigation plans near McMinnville, and a tax-list feature. The paper critiques saloon closures, a local murderer’s end, circus tours, and Sabbath notes while urging scrutiny of the Oregon State School Journal.
The text compares brain weights of Wilson and Cuvier noting Po ward Poury Keight as a rare equal. It references a proclamation designating Friday December 21 1919 as Columbus Day and a cruiser named Columbia. It mentions a dispute between Amity Popgen and Sheridan San and warns postal abuse. It touches on horticultural tourism in Oregon.
The Portland contractor that won the dome job for the Salem State House delays due to the Homestead strike. Officials fear the steeple delivery will not arrive in time and decide not to start work this season. Oregon residents outside Salem get no dome this season.
A fragmented Portland era note discusses Mars closest to Earth at nightfall and hints at future telephonic links. It mentions southern California land booms and speculates on fruit prices, farm institutes, and farmers adopting new ideas from college research.
The U S Weather Bureau divides duties among Olney Olympia for Washington state, Payne Portland for Oregon and Washington, and Darwick Sacramento for California. Local forecast officials will issue timely forecasts and daily maps, improving service for agricultural interests and public dissemination across California Oregon and Washington. Rh S Paar remains Local Forecast Official.
A fragmented passage quibbles about poultry husbandry asking if readers have cleaned nests Kerosened porches and ensured fresh water. It questions feeding health and cleanliness urging workers to dust bathe and eradicate disease among fowls in a noisy polemic style.
The Ohio Poultry Journal discusses feeding young chickens every two to three hours with varied coarse and fine foods. It notes risks of overfeeding cornmeal heavy diets and advocates a mix of oatmeal, barley, cornmeal, meat scraps, and milk. It warns against excess animal fodder and emphasizes frequent, varied rations for developing bones, flesh, and feathers.
North Yamhill Leader urges farmers and mechanics to base efforts on a Newbery fair exhibition to showcase county capabilities. The piece notes bicycle riders could boost road funding support, with voters likely to back road improvement through bicycle advocacy. Blackberries heavily abundant near Petch's mill with Newt and Marion Towland collecting thirty gallons. Wagons move in at about forty daily, though late berries may be smaller due to dry weather. A bridge near Tillamook failed on the North Trask injuring A B Tadley and others.
An early dawn cannon salute marks Independence Day in Juneau with flag raising on a new house, a clear day, and a festive program. Canoe races feature four Indian crews, prize races abound, but disorder and drunkenness mar the event as locals reflect on progress among natives and whites.
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