Newberg Graphic Weekly Issue January 1 1800 Note
Newberg Oregon Saturday edition notes postal entry and announces Oregon state central committee meeting in Portland on March 6. Reports show Anas Tower veer wed in Philadelphia January 23 to influenza. Notices mourn Mrs Crank Salem death last Monday. Public library discussion urged with call to organize a library. Nebraska Masonite societies expel saloon-keepers amid anticipated vote next year.
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Masonite
Nebraska
Niev
Exonola
Ticket to the East Promises Low Fares
The notice claims travel to eastern destinations is available at the Gare Office or E.R. Smith depot with tickets offered at minimum rates. Call to confirm and be persuaded that the offer is genuine.
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Thyon
Guariace
E.R. Smith
Pullman Palace Car Co
East
Oregon Land Company plans large scale fruit venture near Salem
The Oregon Land Company of Salem intends to plant 147 acres south of Salem in spring with three varieties of pears and apples: Silver, Petite, and Italian. The move follows prior business activity, while local press praise and discuss the firm’s ambitions and editorial leadership.
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Oregon Land Company of
Salem
Conk
Newberg
Den
Oregon Law Co
Cook
Min
Thorn
Herd Loss From Disease In California Infected By Two Cows
A farmer injected diseased cattle into his herd from a California source and aimed to grow to 100 cows. He earns 2 dollars for each diseased animal killed and 10 dollars for each healthy animal killed, but only hides can be saved. State payments barely cover the killing and burial costs, leaving the herd a total loss.
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California
The Need is People Not Plans for Prosperity
The author rails against single fix proposals for town improvement and argues the true need is moral leadership. He urges honest, courageous individuals who enact fair laws, resist prejudice, and prioritize justice over greed to uplift the community.
W. C. T. U. column on temperance and reform
A Worcester Ontario paper column discusses the W C T U scrap-book bee for temperance, a $1000 bequest to the national union, and quotes on women’s roles, tobacco dangers, and social reform. It cites J C Ambrose’s Nebraska tour with saloon costs and Omaha taxes versus education funding, plus observations on beer as a national drink and Pope related suffrage views.
Disease prompts cattle cull in Oregon herd
The Oregon herd owner Ladd faced a rapid veterinary inspection after a similar disease outbreak. Officials ordered a thorough probe and culled thirty four cattle including six calves to prevent spread. Exact disease details remain cautious as authorities target eradication.
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Oregonian
Rome
Cegunian
Withycombe
Ladd
Lee
La Fayette News Roundup Highlights Town Troubles and Change
Mrs Littlefield is gravely ill and not expected to recover. Property sales surge with rising prices and a predicted spring boom. A new fine of church openings, a fatal grip incident near Perry Lebo, and local business shifts including Dorris Westerfield Ledger dissolution and Bird Gates firm changes. Also notes on a back alley billiard hall and school discipline at the Seminary. Jun 28 Dosey report.
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Michaux
Galler
Littlefield
Bradshaw
Florida
Cantner
la Fayette
Omner
Daniel
Sutter & Daniel
Col
Perry Lebo
Dr. Locke
Joe Houston
Teri
fBy
Newberg
Billard Hall
Bird & Gates
Gates
Bird
W. KR. Derby
Porthind
A. P. Fletcher
Portland
Moakler Suit Against Railroad Moves Toward Trial
The case over injuries from a wool pile falling into a Danloo coach goes back to trial after the Supreme Court found Moakler might have been hurt regardless of his arm position. Moakler later went insane and a probate-like panel was appointed to pursue the case, filing a bond to perform the trust and seek a near-future trial.
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Moakler
Portland & Willamette Valley Railroad
Danloo
Shattwell
Supreme Court
Wan
Aevinom
A. Df. Tanner
C. HH. Carey
Keminer
Saloon Closings Spark Law Compliance on Coastal Town
Observers note saloons stayed within legal bounds on Sunday as town authorities tighten enforcement. In a large amber of the coast, officials observe a strong effort to keep within the horned limits of the pale.
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Pile Co
Nantucket trip recounts Macy family history and island scene
Wm C Macy records a Nantucket visit from New York, detailing Judith Fish lodging, harbor views, the wind mill of 1746, Sconset village, and burial of ancestor Thomas Macy. He notes Nantucket’s decline as a whaling hub, its charm as a summer resort, and ends with a newspaper note on subscription price.
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Alva Macy
Dayton
Wm. C. Macy
New York
Nantucket
Hudson
New Bedford
Nantuck
Judith Fish
Bath
England
Pacific
Spain
America
Thomas Macy
Mark Twain
Adam
Paradise
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Larrabee
Firat E Yse Journalista
J. W. Piscell
Pres
Lower Iowa University
Mas. F. A. Monmis
Worcester
Mane
Ottawa
Ontario
National
Dinah Mendenhall
Pennsyvania
Lafsen
Hickville
Long Island
Lev
Anna Shaw
J. C. Ambrove
Omaha
Lyear
Chicago Daily
Bunge
Basle
Switzerland
William T. Stead
Europe
Hillren
Jerse
Newberg Gramme
J. T. Smith
Notary Public
Wold
Sta
Ane
Mi Sternerty
Bank of Newnews
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Mayon
NewWsend Guarnic
Chenard of
Leimi
Evi Irati
Moore
Hve
Llow
Cenador
Makis
Oliver
Colcord
Sneweberg
Olegon
HH. Austin
Joseph Wilson
Austin & Wilson
Ka Wberg
Hansons
Center Street
Orecon
Samuel Hobson
Moorr Bros
Dava
S. Irish
First St
Newberg, Oregon
Sam Kee
Newneng
J. D.tarrant
Edison Electric
Jesse Hobson
Edison
Edison Electric Belt CO
Portland, Oregon
Ponder
Martindale
Sam
Itugky Sella
United States
W. O. Martindale
Newkerg, Oregon
Zift
Hi, Rogers
Tibodo
Anna Rees
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Suealthern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
A. D. Charlton
Pass
E. E. Swit
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FE. Bus
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Ustice
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