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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1892
Page
2
A quirky column recalls The Preacher's Boy tale and sketches local happenings. Portland and Tillamook items cover prohibition fines, street safety on Morrison, fishing and diamond fever, senate and house leadership rumors, a new paper in Tramoox, Elgin Recorder’s resilience, barber shop closings, and creamery start up debates.
Long letterish report notes debates on presidential election by popular vote, immigration fears, and moral reform. It cites Keeley gold cure as a major advance amid calls for prohibition. Prison reform by Judge Wayland and remarks by Hayes Wan wrap the closing days of the congressional session.
At a Chillicothe Maine road improvement convention in August a test examined wide tires for wagons. Ground was prepared with a dice harrow and grain load simulated at about 5 000 pounds. A dynamometer measured pull and efficiency showing potential benefits for heavy team traffic.
Missive from Bacromont Maryland dated December 6 1802 recounts a Philadelphia trip invited to a public missionary meeting and other gatherings. The author visits Independence Hall Franklin's grave and a large statue of William Penn noting its size and lifelike eyes and mentions arranging for Philadelphia newspaper submissions and a kettle tied to a Carolina student’s relative with an inscription Praise ye the Lord. The letter also notes Baltimore return and an event at Congress with a Vice President Elijah Preston delivering a talk and Hartley’s selection as delegate from Oneon to the convention.
The Jag. Green property near LaFayette is optioned by a syndicate with plans to prospect for coal. Experts see good indications of coal including a possible ten foot vein. The area is rich in coal and iron, making prospecting promising.
A garbled excerpt discusses Terial care and hereditary vibes, mentioning researchers, a general health focus, and an unclear discovery. Names and places are unreadable, with several broken terms and stray phrases about experiments and health effects.
David W. Martin announces two authorized agents Mrs Mary Hoosen on south Meridian street near the safe grounds and Mrs Cox on First street one door west of Presbyterian church will carry full supply of remedies. Executors of the last will and testament of Christenson deceased announce final account in Yamhill County Court with objections due at the public session in McMinnville January 3 next.
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