Oregon fall team opens September twenty first
The note records Oregon fall team opening on September 21, 1892 with Thomas Mowlin serving as president.
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Thomas Mowlin
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1892
Page
2
Local Oregon Weekly Gazette August 26 1802 Record
The notice lists editors and publishers E H Woopwanp and others. It indicates a weekly Friday morning edition entered as second class matter with the post office at Newbery Oregon.
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Newbery
Oregon
Whatever Is Is Best in the Eternal Plan
In 1913 prose and poetry style, the speaker asserts that all sorrow serves a purpose and wrongs have roots in right. The piece argues that growth requires suffering and that there are no errors in the divine plan guiding humanity toward the final good. The author muses on value and truth using a metaphor about a silver dollar containing imperfect silver.
Salem Journal editor announces illness and return to duties
The Salem Journal editor G. Hofer, sick for some time, is expected to resume his duties soon. The piece criticizes editors and editors exchanges, notes on journalism ethics, and comments on unrelated local topics and opinions including immigration and politics.
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G. Hofer
The
Salem Journal
Planet Venous Near Portland Sparks Local Speculation
A fragment from Vriduy's Lispatch hints Venus proximity to Portland while a string of stray topics appears. The piece references Oregon figures including Marion county horse worth £35,000 and Salem concerns, then pivots to governance, contracts, and agricultural notes about Willamette valley straw.
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Earth
Mara
Vriduy
Venus
Portland
Fox
Oregon
Wonder
Marion County
Albany
Public streets critique and Indian prosperity note
A Dayton committee report draws citizens to demand local action while praising Indian progress on the Silets reservation. An Indian wagon and hay sale example illustrate self reliance, with reflection on western civilization. The piece critiques Newport churches and saloons, questioning moral progress and church locations.
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Newport
Silets
Five dollars or less on Ellis Island immigrants
The piece notes that on a single day more than five thousand emigrants landed at Ellis Island with little money. It describes the challenges of starting life in a new country with meager savings and highlights the harsh financial reality faced by newcomers seeking a living.
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Capital Journal
Newport
Ellis Island
New York
Ixty
Tinamell
Pauper Immigration Question In The United States
The excerpt discusses how rising numbers of immigrants trigger concern among the public about their management. It notes that large arrivals lead to calls for more gradual influx and greater attention to the fate and integration of newcomers, framing the issue as the pauper immigration question.
Education and Indian schools funding contends with Congress
In Des Moines Iowa an opinion cites federal cuts to Indian education funding. It argues the department needs 500000 dollars to educate Indian children, notes treaty debts and underfunding across reservations, recalling Sioux ration cuts and army costs. It warns against starving minds or bodies and calls for self sufficient citizenship through proper schooling.
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Congress
Thirteen Occurrences Noted On New Quarter Design
The Lebanon Press reports thirteen representations of the number thirteen on the new quarter’s design. The thirteen stars, letters, feathers, and other elements appear in multiple features, suggesting the designer intended to defy superstition, a detail few readers have noticed.
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Lebanon
Rpresa
Yamhill River Snags to Be Cleared by Government Boat
The government snag boat will operate up the Yamhill River near Dayton to clear snags between the river mouth and Dayton, likely late this week or early next week. Reports note strong wheat yields in Yamhill County and nearby areas with several farms producing well this season.
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Pontiasa
Shotgun Brigade
Lis
Yambill
Dayton
Dayton Merah
Gibbons Bros
Wm. Milne
Tallaan
Old Yamhill
Yamhill County
Dayton Heald
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