Newberg Graphic 1898 Page Snippet Highlights Local News
February 11 1898 Newberg Oregon edition notes Let us spray watch word for fruit growers reports good state health groundhog idle until spring Tongue Vanderburg case Tongue seated House committee favors Tongue add shade trees February best month for tree planting Oregon voters have less time to campaign and a $80 Ren resigns from Clackamas county populist central committee Newberg urged to form a board of trade to boost business
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U Ren
Clackamas County
U' Ren
Keeley Institute Moves from Salem to Portland
The Keeley Institute has relocated from Salem to Portland to be closer to a large supply source, reducing transport costs for raw materials to the plant.
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Keeley Institute
Salem
Portland
Oaler
Indiana Exchange Mentions Silver Medal Contest
An Indiana exchange notes a silver medal contest with Miss Catt earning the second prize. Nightly town contests feature participants with the same name spelling variations, where the town hosts prize cakes and the name is spelled with one t.
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Indiana
Catt
Winter spraying urged for all prune growers by commissioner Doseh
An agricultural note urges prune growers nationwide to spray trees in winter to curb rotting and justify the effort. A Kansas political clash is mentioned with Tom Tongue clashing with Jerry Simpson. Hardin county reports calf prices at 27.25 per head. An Alabama woman bears four healthy sons, while a world population estimate shows the US lagging in global share.
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Iowa
Calyea
Hardin County
Sam
Alabama
Springfield
Mass
International Statistical Institute
United States
Evaporator Bonus Question Stirs Local Investment Talk
A McMinneville resident seeks a bonus to fund a fruit evaporator and questions why county seat capitalists do not invest. Newberg already hosts six evaporators and about fifteen nearby. more will be built next season, yet the bonus plan has not been discussed locally.
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McMinneville
Newberg
Kansas Real Estate Booms and Mortgage Payoffs Stimulate State Growth
A Kansas exchange reports new brick buildings under construction and large bank deposits with little borrowing. Eastern buyers flock to Kansas real estate and farmers cheer mortgage reductions. The Wellington Methodist church clears its long standing mortgage amid optimism and growth.
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Kansas Exchange
Kansas
Ney
Monens
Methodist
Wellington
Divorces and politics mix in late 19th century editorials
A collage of opinions cites an Iowa populist's divorce after defeat, Hawaii prisoners, tropical climate fears, Chinese emperor and European diplomat quips, Bible wages for binders, and telephony counts in nations. It sketches varied political and social tensions without a single chained narrative.
Wanamaker on advertising and enduring commerce in hard times
The interview with John Wanamaker covers advertising as a core, but not sole, driver of business success. He cites persistent newspaper ads as essential, notes that good times may return but unemployment lingers, and praises the scale of his Philadelphia store with thousands of clerks. He recalls A. T. Stuart’s vision and discusses tariffs, global demand, and cautious optimism for future prosperity.
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F. G. Carpenter
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
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The
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United States
A. T. Stuart
New York
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Wanamaker
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Stuart
South America
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A Congressional Debate Over the Wilson Bill and Rural Interests
The House debates the District of Columbia appropriation with Kansas congressman Jerry Simpson under fire from Oregon’s Thomas Tongue. Tongue defends rural production in Oregon and condemns the Wilson bill for ruining farmers, while praising McKinley era protections elsewhere. Also noted are medical ads and a string of quick anecdotes and humor pieces.
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Jerry Simpson
District of Columbia
United States
House of Representatives
Kansas
Thomas Tongue
Oregon
First
Wilson Bisl
Desgon
Congress of the United
William Jennings Bryan
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