Chinese smuggling case verdicts and local notes
The Portland case saw Mulkey, Bannon and Danbar found guilty while Lotan Seid Back were in dispute. others acquitted. Oregon Wonder’s colt Montezuma with a seven foot tail and five foot mane to appear at the midwinter fair. Marion area owner. Oregon City Courier notes electric light reflection seen in Newberg up to twenty five miles distant.
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Portland
Mulkey
Bannon
Danbar
Lotan
Seid Back
Oregon Wonder
Montezuma
Marion
Oregon City Courier
Newberg
Ventilation and health in Newbery dwellings urged
The article argues that winter illnesses stem from poor air in homes. It notes few houses have proper ventilation, especially in stove heated rooms. It urges ventilating flues and transoms, regular bathing, and clean air to reduce sickness and doctor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbery
Chehalem Valley Fruit in 1893
A retrospective on the 1893 Chehalem valley fruit season notes shipments of about a thousand crates from Dundee Newberg and Springbrook with Springbrook alone sending 500. Apple and pear boxes exceed 8000 plus 2000 more possible, total around 10000. Dried fruit totals and prune prices are discussed along with local orchard and forestry context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalem
Dundee
Newberg
Springbrook
M. J. Stampton
C. EB. Toki
J. H. Boweman
Dray, Dixon & Co
Chas
Mitchell
Milla Dros
Win
Alles, & Tone
Paul Macey
Gree
Populist Papers Planned by J B Long in Oregon
J B Long of the Amity Popgun announces plans to start a Populist paper at Eugene and to manage the Oregon Populist at Albany. He says the ventures will fill a Long felt want in the far west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Long
The
Amity Popgun
Eugene
Oregon
Albany
Far West
Fewer Tramps Seen On Roads In Hard Times
The author notes a decline in roaming wanderers in the community despite tougher times. He questions why the number of knights of the road has decreased compared with former years when prosperity prevailed.
Geer emerges as a top GOP congressman prospect
The Oregon political chatter centers on T. T. Geer as a leading Republican ticket possibility. The piece notes Geer’s potential to win the congressional nomination, while reflecting broader frustration with Congress over Hawaii and tariff issues. Binger Hermann is whimsically mentioned in relation to Geer’s fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binger Hermann
T. T. Geer
Santa Claus
Geer
Mr. Geer
Cap. Journal
Congress
Reformers Debate Bold Plans in New York and Abroad
A wan in New York seeks recruits to aid the Brazilian president while others offer aid to Queen Lil to free President Cleveland for domestic concerns. A Portland article theft leads to a street beating, highlighting moral hazards of smuggling. The Lafayette paper is expected to stir readers, and a burglary report prompts sermons on drunkenness directed at youths rather than adult role models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brazil
Queen Lil
Cleveland
Eprron Dospan
Astoria
Portland
New
Lafayette
Tie
Warila
Tene caucus tonight for nominating a water ticket
A council room meeting is urged to nominate a straight water ticket. The writer notes there are likely no candidates but favors a water system soon, while warning bonds would require taxes and burden amid current business stagnation.
Portland Gospel Union reports 12 thousand attendances in quarter
In Portland the Macific Gospel Union recorded first quarter activity including 12 055 in gospel services 451 prayers 100 conversions 404 meals and aid given. The last month showed 6 455 attendance 589 prayers 114 conversions 2 meals 670 songs 25 employment and 24 clothing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rey
Apple Health Notes From Ancient Traditions
An 19th century style piece extols apples as nutrition rich in phosphorus and nutrients. It links apples to brain and nerve vitality, cites Scandinavian myth, and notes digestive benefits for sedentary lifestyles. It also mentions pairing apples with roasted pork and goose and claims reduced stomach load when eaten without sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiely
Jingdio
Newberg Fair Debate On Who Benefits From Exhibits
Local letter writers question who profits from the Newberg fair with emphasis on exhibitors and city merchants. They argue premiums should be covered, warn against excluding outside interest, and urge fair funding by those who benefit from large exhibits and gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaarnie
Fair Association
Newberg Association
Sech
Crusade Meltings At Presbyterian Church Anniversary Rally
The gospel temperance meeting marked the Crusade's second anniversary at the Presbyterian church with a morning session of praise and prayer. Speakers praised the growth of the movement, the W C T U, and the unifying slogan Por God and Tom e and Native Land while highlighting women’s expanded roles and moral uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Townsoni
National Union
Ming Frangos BE. Willard
Giodlas
Hillsboro
Ohio
Holy Ghost
Gul
Emg
Mary
Temperance Crusade Meeting Dedicates Day to Reform Efforts
A lengthy 1896 temperance gathering recounts forenoon and evening sessions with prayer, testimonies, memorials, and speeches. Mrs. Sarah Monis spoke on Crusade fire in Indiana, while Mrs. Dello Cox and Mrs. Helen Harford addressed Twenty Years of Temperance Work and the Crusade’s spirit. The Newbers W. C. T. U. reports 49 ladies and 31 gentlemen joined since the last annual meeting, totaling 99 members plus honorary and pledged supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Monis
Indiana
Ohio
L. A. White
Middleton
Actin Morris
Marguerite Elliott
Madam Willard
Lola Smith
Jennia Cascally
Mary Allen West
Mya. Cox
Tev
Scott Terse
Southwell
Smith
Dello C. HW
Cox
Willard Ball
Chicago
Helen 2. Harford
Elwood Scott
Newbers
W. C.T.U
Yamhill County Teachers Hold Autumn Meeting
The Yamhill County Teachers Association met at North Yamhill with twenty teachers present. Topics included primary geography language and discipline and a debate on dictionary use versus regional pronunciation. The next session is slated for Carlton on the last Saturday in January.
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Borrors
B. Stillwell
Yamhill
Roem
Wiechera
North Wamhill
Newberg
Carlton
Dh A. Peewee
Judgment in case overcharged subscriber dispute
A long court battle ended with a judgment regarding a subscriber dispute involving Mr Noltper and the defendant. The case originated in the Harrisburg court system with extensive delays spanning sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noltper
Ltarrisburg
Prom Our Pacmandls and Local Notes
Yawhll County Reporter notes a street sighting of a sick horse and a rule that contagious diseases must be kept from the city. It mentions Cal Cooper’s post office candidacy, a Missouri link to a Cleveland sheriff, and local concerns on idle youth, education value, and holiday drinking. McMinnville reports a burglary arrest and a jewelry store theft tied to Salem officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minty
Cal. Cooper
Cleveland
Tie
Missouri
Buffalo
Sherly
Daily Capital Journal One Cent Daily Offer
An appeal from Salem Oregon promotes the Daily Capital Journal offered at one cent per day or 25 cents monthly for prepaid subscribers. The paper touts full news coverage from capital foreign markets and independent editorial policy, with money-back satisfaction and a push to end high priced monoplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnure
Pacific Coast
Associated Press Telegraph
Capital
Oregonian
Horre Bnacritens
Editera and Proprietors
Salem
Oregon
Notice of Sale by Newberg Mercantile and Building Association
Public notice announces sale of 20 shares held by W H Caine to cover delinquent taxes and assessments owed to Newberg Mercantile and Building Association. Sale scheduled for Saturday December 14 at 9:00 AM at the building on Mata and Sheridan Streets Newberg Oregon. Proceeds to satisfy a debt of 334.50 plus costs and interest. cash to highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile and Building Association
Oregon
Newberg
Oreton
W. If Caine
W. HH. Caine
Theron
Costa
Mata and
Kheridan
Newbers
Vatohul County
Greson
Public Auction Notice in Newberg Oregon for Delinquent Shares
A public sale order issued in Newberg Oregon directs the auction of delinquent shares of stock in a corporation owned by John Athineou. The real estate and undivided interests secure the debts and costs, with the sale to be conducted at the Newberg Mercantile and Office, setting the highest bid as the sale price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Oregon
Wustness
Newbers
Newberg
Crecen
Newesrater
John Athineou
Cbeite
Lonereste
Govis
Alteea
Stork Belog
Certila
Mala
Syetidis
Newtere Vaal
Apewaid
Bane
Newborg
Deelat Newiers
Roavewthers
Surveying A Elglott Prefects' Ipa Rere Te
garbled OCR fragment notes surveying tasks with unclear names and figures, mentioning pref��ects and a two percent rate.
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Newberg Graphic
Chevalem Valley Fruit
BR. T. Jones
Thubbaridt Sol
Woolhurn Jndepradent
Asan
County Teachiess Association
Tony Neliner
Ose
Enleerners
Mayard
Yawhll County
N. E. Kegg
Yarehill
McMinville
Smith's
Capital Journal
A. Elglott
Sevessu
P. Heacock
Flowbore
Chehalem Valley Bank
G. W. McConnell
G. C. Christenson
W. Mitchell
A. K. Mills
W. K. Allen
G. W. Moreurns
A. Tt
Minis
Moses Voraw
Feed & Sale Stable
Hanson & Worden
Sheridan Street
Main
Newserc
Creoon
J. D. Carter
Eloniday
Armory Building
Stinis Street
Newbors
J. LL. Davis
Satistaoction
Austin & Stanley
Express & General Delivery
J. D. Bell
Tam
Redeonalle Rites
Morris, Miles & Co
Des Moles
Iowa
Wea
B. Mev
Mra. Co
Dufur
J. F Ford
C. F. Moore & Co
Moe
Peg
Georg
Ie Stixson &Co., Baa
ASD
Portland, Maine
Quaker City
C. FL Botler
Pr Qeteter
Continent
Mes
Veening Euchestvets, Esse
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co
W. Nadley
Recetecr
San Francisco
Portmind
Valliay
Steimpers
Wm. M. Ming
Three
Slater
North
Mewberg
Safem
KE Mulcany
Corvallis
Warblaw
Tlr
the Times
C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Masa
Scientife American Agency For
Cave Ener Rex
Sewane
At ‘Ie
Scientific American
Floete
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