Newberg Graphic States McKinley Support and Road Views
The Newberg Graphic notes sentiment on the Philippine question opposing Bryan and croakers and favors better wagon roads over bicycle paths. It reports Edw in W Hampton of Portland as the first Oregon soldier killed in battle near Manila. A feature on farm land limits and McKinley’s Boston speech is highlighted.
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McKinley
Bryan
Edrwin W. Hampton
Portland
Manila
Oregon
Boston
Oregon dentist faces near highway robbery charges
A writer claims an Oregon dentist imposed exorbitant fees, likening the conduct to highway robbery though framed as a legitimate business operation. The piece critiques price gouging in dental services without detailing specific actions or individuals.
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Oregon
A Man Warns Boys About Faithful Women
An old voice urges young men to marry faithful wives, warning that a flirtatious girl can ruin a life. He insists to wait for the right partner and stick to her, describing marriage as a moral law and a safeguard against misfortune.
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Chicago News
A. Brunson Alcott
Puck
Philadelphia Times
Church Register
Chicago Record
Mebbe
David Harum
J. A. Broadus
Life of C C Cunningham and the perils of getting even
The East Oregonian recalls C C Cunningham’s life of persecution of enemies and his eventual sentence to life behind walls. It argues his moral decline and advocates society’s protection from his harmful impulses, condemning the habit of getting even.
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The
East Oregonian
C. C. Cunningham
Cunningham
Iowa Hen Dominates Poultry Output and Egg Exports
The piece notes Iowa leads in egg and poultry production with an annual value of 10 to 12 million dollars and eggs now reach English markets. It contrasts with mountain mining output and cites a Rural Northwest report on growing fruit interests in the Pacific Northwest.
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Iowa
Bryan
Hawkeye State
Mountain Commonwealth
Bronx City Journal
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Revival of Fruit Growers Interest After Slump
Fruit growers have recovered from a gloomy reaction and attendance at Corvallis and Spokane conventions shows renewed interest in profitable farming. They study cutting costs and maximizing returns, aiming to save fractions of a cent per pound and improve each step of growing and marketing fruit.
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Corvallis
Spokane
National Farmers party forms in Illinois amid expansion talk
The Globe Democrat notes a new political group, the National Farmers party, formed in Illinois. It contrasts it with existing parties and the push for territorial expansion arguing the old party of prosperity remains strongest.
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National Farmers’ Party
Illinois
Party of Prosperity
America and the Wheat Problem
The article argues that public domain lands are largely unsuitable for farming without new water technologies. It cites John Hyde's North American Review piece predicting US population growth to 130 million by 1931 and analyzes required wheat and other crops. It warns that available irrigable land is limited, with most unsold lands in arid or unusable regions, and notes high irrigation costs and slow reclamation.
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United States
The
North American Review
John Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Mr. Hyde
Pacific
Geological Survey
Pacific States
Byte
Farm land values to rise as crop land limits loom
The piece argues the nation faces a net gain limit of 108,000,000 acres for crops amid rising prices while subsistence for 130,000,000 Americans grows. It cites 153,000,000 acres needed for current crops in 1831 and suggests limited arable land will push farm values up unless cultivation improves, noting France’s higher yield per acre. It concludes farm land is the surest appreciating property.
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Department of Agriculture
France
United States
Mr. Hyde
Bookman
American Monthly
America
Quotations and farming notes from Chehalem valley column
A mix of quotes on life and women, plus local agricultural discussion. The column cites farm economics in Chehalem valley noting corn yields, dairy profits per cow, feed costs, and manure benefits. It ends urging support for Newberg creamery and praising Mr Eldridge.
Wanamaker Profits Soar in Philadelphia and New York Stores
W A Wanamaker earned over 1 750 000 in Philadelphia last year with New York profits near that amount. Christmas week receipts in New York topped 500 000. His success stems from extensive advertising spending exceeding 300 000 annually in Philadelphia and even more in New York, says W E Curtis in Chicago Recon.
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Philadelphia
Wanamaker
New York
A. T. Stewart
A. T. Stewart's Death Have Failed. the Reason of Mr. Wanamaker
W. E. Curtis
Chicago
The Creamery Profit From January Milk Returns
A farmer explains whether sending milk to the creamery paid during January. With two milking heifers, he kept half a gallon daily, sent the rest to the creamery for butter fat near nine dollars, skim milk valued at 15 to 18 cents per hundred pounds for pig and calf feed, totaling about 10.28 dollars after considering feed and butter fat returns.
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Jersey
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Health
An editorial style admonition advocates using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to prevent and treat a range of ailments caused by poor nourishment. It claims to improve appetite digestion blood and nerve health and cites a testimonial from J W Barnhart of De Witt Street New York.
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Bank of Health
Pierce
Eceema
J W. Barnhart
de Witt Street
A Proposal to Reform Liquor Licensing by Bond and License
In a temperance letter Amoe A. Graves argues saloons persist despite high licenses and proposes a system where saloon operators are bonded to pay fines and every drinker must hold a license. The plan aims to curb access for youths and reduce public drunkenness, promoting societal improvement.
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Amoe A. Graves
Real Estate Transfers Report Weekly List
Reby and Yamhill County Abstract Co report transfers for the week ending March 9 detailing paths from James M. Pugh to NC Simpees a mall tract near Sheridan Oregon with 150 00 listed. Warren and Nicholas Wall have parcels in Dundee blocks 50. American Mortgage Co. lists Dundes blocks 21 22 23 with 145 00. Bank of Newberg transfers to Elsina Johnson Fayette amount 75 00. James Pugh and others to Matthias 21 00.
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Reby Et Yamhill Co. Abstract Co
James M. Pugh
Warren
Sheridan Oregon
Warren and
Nicholas Wall
Dundee
American Mortgage Co
Tod
Bank of Newberg
Elsina Johnson
Fayette
James “Agers
Cireult
State of
Oregon
Yambill
McMinnville
Said
Newberg Orchard Association
Yamhill County
Property transfers listed with names and values
A fragmented record lists numerous property transfers and deeds. Names include George Sayers, John C Wisecarver, Jesse Henderson, Joel Harris, C W Beckham, J F Peterson, Frank W Fenton, Abram W Morris, Mary Morris, Ina P Cooper, James Morgan, Rosamond Crames, Chancey Crames, Peter Hume, James Mahood, WH Morris, Lewis Jones, Hurley and Largers, with amounts ranging from 30 to 38000 dollars and various lot/block designations in Oak Park and MeM areas.
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Oak Park Ad
J F Peterson
Frank W Fenton
Abram W Morris
Mary Morris
Chebalem Valley
Vasa
Peter Hume
James Mahood
BC Williams Cou SG
Seehis Dsepksyseseeies
Morris
Lewis Jones
Newberg
River logging notes and bids in Yamhill county
Foreman Wm McLaughlin maps river work with Spaulding and Miles to Albany then Half Moon Bend. A logger fears poor safety, a chaplain and crew face personal troubles. Sealed lumber bids for Yamhill county road districts due March 8 1899. Also ad for Dr Kings New Life Pills at 25 cents.
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Santiam
Grey Eagle
Half Moon Bend
Albany
Yamhill County
J. H W. Netsox
Clers
Dr. King
C. E. Smith
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