Newberg Graphic Friday Issue Reflects Local News and Views
The Newberg Graphic notes its Friday release and the editor’s long tenure, while readers are invited to Yaquina Bay reports and local scrapes. It comments on the Willamette River, a Newberg innuendo about a creek, and the state’s image at the Columbian Exposition while criticizing Pennoyer era advertising.
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Newberg
Newberg Graphic
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Willamette
Brother Gill
Oregon fruit exhibits and local boosts for the State fair
The piece argues for promoting Oregon farm products and a county fruit exhibit at the State fair. It urges buying Oregon goods, supporting local industry, and pushing for a strong county display to secure a good score at low cost. It notes farmers' debt relief helps winter prospects of 1894 1895 and calls for proactive state pride in agriculture.
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Willamette Valley
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Oregon
Oregon Fruit Industry Calls for Strict New Laws
The Oregon board of horticulture publicizes a rough draft fruit peat bill to regulate the expanding fruit industry. They acknowledge possible flaws and urge amendments, noting about 65,000 acres in fruit and investments around $1,950,000 with high land costs.
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Oregon
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Llere
Oregon fruit legislation and orchard pests debate
The piece outlines the high investment in Oregon fruit from orchards to equipment, urging a strong pest control law with penalties, quarantine enforcement, and mandatory notices of shipments. It notes county actions, expert inspection, and debates among growers and officials on enforcement and cross state cooperation.
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Idaho
British Columbia
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Oregonian
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Yamhill
Newberg
LaFayette
Duech
Tiny World Republics Spark Bold Governing Experiments
A Chautauquan note highlights Savolara a tiny island northeast of Sardinia with fifty five inhabitants a genuine constitution a president and women's suffrage Ciout on Pyrenees mountains a mile square with a twelve member council seven year terms and long standing separate rule An island in the Hebrides with about five hundred fifty members plus San Marino Andorra and Manoet between Belgium and Aix-la-Chapelle four square miles independent since 1088 praised as flourishing in finance politics and general condition
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Council of Twelve
Hebrides
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Italy
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Spain
Manauet
Belgium
Aix-la-Chapella
Unseasonably Warm Week Boosts Oregon Crops and Harvest
Western Oregon saw temperatures four to six degrees above normal with no rain and bright sunshine all week. Farmers rushed threshing and harvesting as early grain finished while late grain ripened rapidly, lifting spirits in Willamette Valley reports.
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Morrow
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Sherman
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Willamette Valley
Yamhill
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Washington County
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Walla Walla
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