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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1889
Page
2
The Polk County Observer shifts from Monmouth to Dallas and becomes semi weekly. Ve-Asuiano raises 3000 dollars to fund a cannery as Newberg looks to expand fruit processing. Announcements say bells will ring nationwide on April 30 to honor George Washington’s centennial inauguration.
The Oregon Immigration Board is urged by the Buffalo International Pair Association to send a state exhibit to the September 2 13 fair. The association offers free space and handling in a large Buffalo hall and advertising coverage in 250 papers to boost Oregon’s image and attract eastern visitors. The Oregonian notes Oregon’s rich resources and advocates rapid action.
Russell Morrison and Anagell Harrison push a new Helena daily with a modern press and editor import to challenge the Record. Republicans cheer a paper tied to the new administration as business leaders ponder local newspaper influence on town growth and enterprise.
A Pacific Northwest train near Midleton on the lr W. W. line derailed as a rail fractured on a trestle. Four passengers were injured, three taken to Good Samaritan hospital, one cared for at a private residence. Injuries described as not serious beyond a severe shaking and a leg fracture.
The inauguration will feature the largest US fireworks show costing 95000 with an eight o clock start and a hour long program. Aerial maroons will open at 500 feet and 6500 rockets will close the display with vivid color and light.
The piece notes Americans abroad display normal American flags in hand baggage for protection and justice. It references the Samoa incident demanding an apology and student-like reflections on national pride and caution in foreign dealings. It also recounts various local incidents including a self-inflicted stab wound by a stranger in McMinnville and a Newport correspondence about John Klein.
Portland visit by Major George A. Hilton of Washington City spurs activity in the Newberg WCTU. He urges Christians to use their talents for the Lord, recounts a revival and a five hundred dollar pledge, and prompts consideration of securing his services in March.
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