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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1891
Page
2
Passenger and freight rates to all points can be obtained from Agent Newberg KK Kotuuens K A Boakowas Mur AG F P A. The timetable lists arrival and departure times at Oswego Dundee Newberg and other stops with times like 315 p.m and 122 p.m. for various routes and services.
Dr F W Carman maintains his medical office at the corner of First and Marin Streets in Newberg Oregon serving patients in the area with general practice and clinic hours.
The item lists local topics including subscriptions for a new M. E. church at Silota agency, plans to bring explorer Henry M. Stanxney to San Francisco and Portland, and Governor Pessoven's presidential nomination stance. It cites a prize against fighting, reflections on gutta percha versus India rubber, and notes Oregon political moves with T. T. Geer as Speaker and Joe Simon as Senate President amid numerous early bills.
Onnddk Wonder raised at Marion sold for 10 000 then resold to C and H W Eaton of Lexington for 80 000. In Albuquerque a syndicate offered 50 000 but owners demand 100 000, with 37 500 offered for half interest. It will be shown at the World's Fair and sent to Europe.
Reverend Taistace denounces monopoly as a corrupting force that touches all bread, fuel, and transport. He claims a rail and telegraph empire siphons billions yearly, influencing nominations and elections from local to national levels.
An Albany Journal editorial urges family warmth to help youth, while Oregon's new legislative session opens with a strong Republican majority and a diverse mix of farmers merchants lawyers and professionals. The article notes ages and origins of lawmakers and emphasizes the session's potential for influential policy.
On Tuesday Ulyssea Benton was committed to the county jail by order of Justice Field of Sheridan precinct in default of bail to answer before the next term of the grand jury. Benton is charged with grand larceny by Alfred Wilson, a farmer near Willamina, for whom he was working. Wilson claims a loss of $150 and suspicions fall on the hired man who denies the accusation but waived a hearing in court.
The American Partner, a free paper for Guarinie readers, relocates to Cleveland OL to serve its growing national circulation. Management plans many improvements and new features next year while keeping the $1.00 yearly subscription.
A crowd of boys fish for graylings along the Willamette River. The fish, a Salmonidae import from Ohio, are now common and prolific, though they prey on young trout. They are noted as rare in Oregon and more voracious than trout.
An old belief that orange groves outperformed prune orchards is challenged by this season’s results. J W Lord near Favena sold forty tons from five acres at high prices, earning about 2.8 dollars, 140 dollars per acre, prompting growers to rethink pruning strategies.
The Yaquina Republican notes Oregon will elect two congressmen next year and the legislature must draw two districts this winter. It questions how to divide the state fairly by population, considering east of the Cascades versus a north south line. Eastern Oregon favors separation, but unequal populations complicate the plan.
A proposal urges Salem to build a fruit palace at the State Fair to showcase the valley’s fruit growing wealth. The plan calls for a fully fruit covered building to display the industry’s wealth and variety, leveraging local enterprise and climate advantages.
A medical admonition explains why children need more sleep and warns against giving narcotic sedatives. It lists risks of opiates including brain inflammation, convulsions, stomach disruption, heart interference, slow breathing, and severe physical decline leading to death. The piece condemns improper feeding, tight clothing, and impure air as causes of restlessness.
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