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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1889
Page
1
A compilation from Pacific Coast states reports idle workers in Virginia City and rising rail excitement. Smallpox wanes in Merced while burglaries plague Redwood City and Los Angeles. Phenix secures territorial capital aims and San Bernardino sees embalmers' fatal mistake. Rail layoffs, coal discoveries, and volcanic-like regional events fill the page with varied notes.
A wide rundown of short news notes reports a $150000 fire in New Cumberland and a sunken steamer near Portamouth Maine. Other items include weather in NYC and DC, a wool growers conference in Washington, and various curiosities involving railroads, politics, crime, races, and notable figures.
The article urges on farm practice including silage for hogs and winter feeds, warns against interplanting trees, promotes nearby direct selling for better prices, explains manure as savings, and gives care tips for pigs, poultry, and fruit trees. It compares sun drying and evaporators for peaches and plums and ends with investment cost examples for farming teams.
The document records E. H. Woopwarp as president with Jesse Epwaxps and B. C. Mines among trustees. Epwisx Moraises B S Mines and Anna E. Bew are noted, with names likely tied to Newberg and principal assistants. The fragment outlines governance roles and personnel.
Friends' Pacific Academy in Newberg Oregon sits on the Portland and Willamette Valley railroad one mile from Stogers Landing. It opened Sept 24 1885. first week enrollment was nineteen. second year began Sept 18 1886 with twenty six. 1887-88 opened Sept 12 with fifty one and winter term Dec 3 with 110. Building progress included completion of the Academy structure, boarding hall, three cottages, gymnasium hall and boys dormitories. Trustees plan further buildings as needed. Catalogue or information from Edwin Morrison principal and Dr E H Woodward president of the board.
A clipped dialogue from old papers notes a curious tale of a single vessel christened Volapique after combining many others. The Washington Critics and New York Sun tone hints at a whimsical cultural-meets-transport anecdote with music references.
A dialogue shows Tallor Ni denying clothing to a customer until payment. The customer argues inability to wear clothes means inability to pay, reflecting a strained business exchange and social pressure amid a ragged suit image.
A fragment from the Destom Courier presents a playful exchange about a card game. The dialogue features a challenge to pass an hour and boasts of winning ways amid flirtatious banter between the speakers.
The piece describes Cornell University's new two story frame structure dedicated to breeding and studying insects. It notes full containment of vermin and focus on pests harming vegetables and plants.
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