02 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1892
Page
1
Native American groups on the Pacific Coast oppose compulsory education laws. They argue for autonomy in schooling and cultural preservation while engaging with state policy debates over compulsory attendance and tribal rights.
The era article notes a mystic band of German communists owning 7,000 acres near Zoar Ohio with common property. It also mentions other items: a large lumber raft from Fort Bragg to San Francisco carrying 1.5 million feet, and a western rewards spree including $6,000 for Kid the Apache.
Miss Ella L Knowles wins the Montana attorney general race against two male opponents. Other items note Lord Coleridge declining an earldom, Mrs Morton denying Washington residence rumors, and various brief international and US political snippets.
Market list listing prices for fruits vegetables dairy meats and staples in Portland area readings include Walla Walla grain oats hay chicken wheat butter cheese eggs cranberries apples pears grapes and assorted imports with per unit and per ton or per barrel quotations across multiple suppliers and regions. Names of places and commodities repeatedly appear such as Oregon California Sicily lemons oysters bananas and various legumes and confections with varied price ranges per cental per pound per box or per barrel.
The page lists meat market quotes with dressed and live weights for beef veal lamb and hams from multiple vendors and prices per hundred pounds or per pound. A short comic piece about Uncle George and Little Pet mocks a real train, noting many children found near sighted with myopia rising with grade level.
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