Newberg Graphic Early Friday Edition Selections
A fragment from August 14 1896 notes varied items: a Kansas man deemed indolent by an exchange, Monmouth burglars prompting a trap idea, Senator Stewart backing the Bryan ticket, and critique of Jefferson and campaign chatter. Portland Mayor Pennoyer accepts half salary while seeking offices amid appointments dispute. A marriage insurer in Kansas and a divorce prompt are mentioned in passing.
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Stewart
Bryan
Young Teacher Finds Limits in Oregon Hunt for Jobs
A young man seeking a teaching post in Oregon this year returns convinced that the theory of over production has merit. Even the promised “room at the top” appears constrained in year The piece reflects concern over scarce openings and education market pressures.
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Oregon
Voorhees Sidelined by Health as Campaign Catches Steam
Indiana senator Dan W Voorhees aged 72 limits 50 year stumping career due to failing health and will not take part in the coming campaign as political discourse moves toward free silver and party alignments across states and newspapers debate.
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Dan W. Voorhees
Indiana
Wabash
Parity of Silver and Gold Dollars in Free Coinage Debate
In a discussion attributed to Jous G. Caruisie the text argues that private citizens and corporations would hold silver dollars coined on private account, with the government not guaranteeing their value. It asserts the government should not maintain parity between metals under free coinage.
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G.L. Green
Connecticut Life Insurance Company
Hartford
F. W. Alsop
Chicago
Mr. Carlisle
Bea Wilyer Beiele
Jous G. Caruisie
Junction City Times Responds To Eugene Guard On Streets Incident
The Junction City Times reports a disturbing scene on Sunday with two women from Eugene, described as soiled doves, drinking alcohol and engaging in a street mockery contest by kicking at each other. The piece criticizes authorities for leniency and calls for full legal penalties.
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Lane County
Eugene Guard
Junction City
Eugene
Junction City Times
Fmith
Times
Merchants Offer Free Silver Sales in Major Cities
Merchants advertise that on paying one dollar, a buyer of 40 cents worth of goods will receive the purchase amount back plus a new Mexican dollar in change. The Mexican dollar is said to cost 55 cents to lay down in the United States, reflecting Mexico as a free silver country.
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Uncle Sam
Mexico
Blaine Warns Against Silver Remonetization and Gold Loss
James G. Blaine argues against remonetizing silver citing economic risk. He warns that reducing silver to 412 grains would drain gold, harm major trading nations, and force a cheaper silver dollar. He asserts Europe’s remonetization of silver is needed before any new coinage.
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James G. Blaine
Congress
Europe
Statesman
Sidewalk Concessions and Local Changes Reported
Warohit County notes call for twelve inch sidewalks with transverse planks to aid riders on principal streets. Bicycle use to replace horse traffic is hinted. Local residents Jo Todd and N E Kegg plan barn to cottage conversions. August Ford earns twenty five dollars from a single cherry tree sale at five cents a pound.
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Blevere
Todd
N. EK. Kegg
August Ford
Here
Lafayette
Orchard wind breaks and frost protection discussed
The article notes a protected tree location near large firs and suggests wind breaks could boost Oregon orchard profits in certain seasons. It also reports on local harvest activity in Yam Hill County with wheat yields near three fourths, thrashing underway, and machines starting at Sparks and Braly farms. A brief medical ad touts One Minute Cough Cure for quick relief.
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Oregon
A.T. Hill
Harvests hold steady amid rains across Oregon regions
Weather reports show rain delaying harvesting with limited grain damage. Wheat yields in parts of Oregon run 25 to 35 bushels per acre, oats 50 to 60, while some districts report No. 2 quality and shrivel. Gardens benefit. fruit crops expected better than Western Oregon, with German and Italian prunes noted among strong crops.
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Oregon
Morrow County
Onta
Cove
Union County
Grand Ronde Valley
Purifying Blood Cure and Autumn Catalog Highlights
Advertisement touts Wilbur's Blood Purifier as cure for skin diseases and lists price. Mentions The Delineator Autumn Announcement Number with colored plates of fashion, musical and sewing features, and articles by Clementine De Vere-Sapio and others. Includes testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy from Mrs Lina Hinton and a druggist sales note.
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Wilbur
Clementine de Vere-Sapio
Mary Cadwalader Jones
Clinton Ross
Frances Leeds
E.C. Vick
Carolyn Halsted
Lucia M. Robbins
Emma Haywood
County by county apportionment of school children
A detailed statement lists the number of school children in each county and the amount due to each county under the apportionment. The figures map population across counties and show how funds are allocated to support education.
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve and Village Remedies
A collage of advertisements tout De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for poison ivy bites and piles, plus remedies like DeWitt’s Colic & Cholera Cure and Little Liver Pills. Includes anecdotes, product prices, and endorsements from A T Hill and others in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
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Eli Hill
Lumber City
DeWitt
Ronen
de Witt
Great Pile
A. T. Hill
Fragments Offer Cough Cure Ads and Odd Tales
A jumble of old notes advertises a cough remedy priced at 50 cents a bottle and jokes about a florist's tongue injury. Also mentions Queen Victoria’s population, a sample spoon offer, and a petty scam about ten-cent stamps, all reflecting tabloid oddities and commercial chatter.
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San Francisco
J. H. Crozier
Grants Pass
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Noah
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Pacific College
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