Newberg Graphic and Salem Statesman Items
A collage of local notes from Newberg and Salem issues reports libel suit against C J Clem ent for $3,000, Baker County gold output over $50,000 in 1893 with expectations for 1904, and unemployment and tax figures. Also mentions gopher killer patent by M S Bankax, Crown steamer being built to navigate Willamette, smuggling gang captured in San Francisco, football team expansion needing a chaplain, and clergy benefit for those facing death.
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Baker County
Boiling Over Fads and Rentals from a Daring Women’s Club
Twenty Salem ladies form a Boeing Day Club proposing to wear short skirts and shoes to avoid mud. Adventists in Battle Creek urge selling property to preach the gospel as the end of the world nears. News notes on cereal declines in Great Britain and California fruit shipments.
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Salem
Boeing Day Club
Adventista
Battle Creek
Mich
Cheek rein debate stirs readers across provinces
In a verbose exchange, physicians criticize cheek rein use as cruel and unnecessary. An Ontario editor contrasts Californians and Oregonians, praising Oregon weather and fruit premiums, while Horace Greeley is quoted on earning money. The piece ends with reflections on youth work ethic and parental guidance.
World’s Fair fruit exhibit inspires Oregon fruit land plans
Col Babcock, noted pomologist and judge at the World’s Pair, visited Porthroad and Oregon officials. He announced plans to plant a 200 acre orchard in Umatilla County and establish a large nursery, reflecting his 40 years in fruit business. He praised the Columbian Exposition display as the largest and most comprehensive fruit exhibit, with wide international participation and strong American representation.
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Col Elf. Balvock
American Pomological Society
Arkansas
Porthroad
Ro Cardwell
Oregon
Umatilla
J. Guy Lewis
Cal
Babcock
Washington
Te Roel
Chicago
Antipodes
Australia
Russia
Agricultural College
St. Petersburg
Williams
Mexico
Central and South American
Peason
Oregon Exhibit Dominates Pacific Northwest Horticulture Show
In a regional display, Oregon’s horticultural exhibit earns top praise for cleanliness and variety, with Washington a close second. Judges note fewer pests and superior care, while urging rapid, united pest law enforcement across western states to protect fruit industries.
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Oregon
Horticultural Department
Washington
Superior
Pacific Northwest
California
Taville Coast
Rockies
Logan Berry A Novel Hybrid Raspberry Blackberry Grown In Santa Cruz
The Logan berry, a cross between a red raspberry and an Aughinhbangh blackberry, was developed by Judge J. J. Logan of Santa Cruz. Seeded from row plantings, this berry is large, dark red, inch and a quarter long, with blackberry shape and raspberry color and flavor. It ships well and is gaining market presence through James Watera of Watsonville after three years of trial, with healthy foliage and no disease noted.
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J. J. Logan
Santa Cruz
Font
Bard
James Watera
Watsonville
California Experiment Station Bulletin
Self Sacrificing Turkey in Newburg Christmas Tale
In a Newberg scene on the Willamette, Deacon Jones and family prepare thirteen turkeys for Christmas. Financial strain forces sale of a prized bird, while siblings Minnie and Frank rescue a turkey trapped by a fence, revealing family hopes and small-town life.
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Salem
Willamette River
Squire Brown
Deacon Jones
Deasie
Jimimie
Minnie
Frank
Bessie
The
Pacific College
Leesie
Meridian
First Street
Main Street
Bosse
Newberg
Chehsalem
Dayton
Berg
Tessie
Jones
Grandma
Bank of Newberg
Jessie
Papa
Jim
Ressia
Littl Frank
Pioneer thrift and rough times in early Northwest history
The Spokane Review recalls frontier hardships with tales of turkey mishaps and a reflection on money in pioneer days. It highlights Joe Meek and Oregon’s first delegate to Congress traveling to Washington, relying on faith and hard work over scarce cash to prosper from natural resources.
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Texan
Oregon
Washington
Mexico
China
Coun
Alcohol death and local notices from Yamhill region
Geo Belt of Pike township drank a five gallon can of alcohol during holidays and died Sunday from intoxication. Rt Vincent of Middleton became administrator for his brother William Vincent's estate after a Polk County trip. Public sentiment opposes gambling and wife funds misuse. McMinnville flour mill sale to W Kratz of Portland. Harvard catalogue shows canine pathology. 583 pages. Blackberries bloom in midwinter from Scroggin vines. Newspaper notes on marriages, divorces, and local economy with stock and land values up 40% and 10% respectively. Gambling reports fade as actual games decline.
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Geo. Belt
Pike Township
North Yamhill
Rt. Vincent
Middleton
Polk County
Dayton
William Vincent
McMinnville
Kiernan
W. Kratz
Tortland
Yamhill
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E. H. Woovwasannssn
C. Bunny
Aenond Close Miller
Chepotoljee
Newberg, Oregon
Tue Statesman
C. J. Clement
Lixcony County
Portnam
M.S. Bankax
Eugene
Carram Crown
Portland
Willamette
San Francisco
Eugene Guard
Brittany
Syston
Shanes
George PT. Anwell
American Sumanye Society of
Boston
Angell
Geo. T. Angell
Milk Street
Maas
George T. Angotl
Mass
Mr. Angell
Misieren
Provisional Government
Fleming
Royal Engineers
London
Tia
Will Clark
Ontario
Cal) Krecon
Mason & Dixon
Caifornians
Horace Greevey
Logan Bereey
Rocky Mountains
Northwest
Wilson
Clackamas
Hector
Turkey
Sim
Jin
Minnle
Besele
Grandme
Chill
Asked
Gramdma
Papa Jones
Mr. Jones
Dayton Herald
Yamhill County
Reporter
Brownson
Harvard University
Sheridan Sun
P. M. Scroggin
Cleveland
Ward Times
Pennoyer
United States
Scrubs
Amity Popran
J. B. Long
Albany
R. A. Harris
Chehalem Valley Bank
G. W. McConnell
G. C. Christenson
G. W. Mitchell
A. R. Mulls
W. KK. Allen
G. W. Mirrenet
A. R. Mitas
Moses Voraw
Feed & Sale Stable
Hanson & Worden
Sheridan Street
Main
Newberc
Orecon
J. D. Carter
Haley Prich
Armory Building
J. L. Davis
Austin & Stanley
Express & General Delivery
J. D. Gell
Tam
Morris, Miles & Co
Kouses
C. F. Moore & Co
Bonnats
Marty
Montine Mn & Co
L . Eaves
George E Stinson &Co
Maine
Quaker City
C. F. Butere
Propetetor
Plymouth Rocks
Lf Ford, Evangelist
Des Moines
Iowa
B. Mem
Mea Co
Dafor
Mus
J. F
CL i Moore & Co
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co
E. W. Hadley
Lee River
Wm. M. Hoag
Three Sisters
Sychem
North
T. Wardlaw
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Hk. E. Mulcany
Corvallis
Nari Ae
Washington, D. G
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the National Tribune
York Ave
Washington, D
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