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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
2
A fragment from a weekly issue dated Friday January 29 1802 notes the launch of Northwest Progress a seven column paper at Monmouth with Prohibition ties It critiques Gov Mennoyer tax remission for leaving the state and reports local tax reductions about twenty five percent and distrust of whisky trusts.
The text critiques political alignments around veterans and defense, notes profiles in the Oregonian including Senator Gates, and argues for a stronger merchant marine. It targets journalism, references Jefferson Davis, and comments on foreign policy, trade, and Mormon polygamy discussions in varied papers.
The county court approves a 17 mill assessment while Clickamac neighbors face 25 mills plus labor on highways. A. A. Lane reports a granite quarry discovery near Willamina with 200 acres claimed, hoping for railroad extension and iron mine activity near Amity. The East Oregonian urges a World’s Fair fund via newspaper support.
A fifty six year old Clackamas county woman with eight children plans a cross country bicycle trip to New York and hopes to assist at the World's Fair attractions. If she delays, Dr. Rowland may need another guest at his hotel.
The Tue Independent of Millsboro announces a leadership shift with E. I Flagg moving from editor to business manager and Capt. Jas. McCulloch of Spokane Falls taking charge of the editorial work. The paper praises the new arrangement and reflects on Sunday opening debates tied to the World's Fair, while lauding Portland's free reading room as a civic good and urging philanthropic living for living donors.
The article argues that orchard profits hinge on proper site, soil, and management. It warns many Northwest plantings fail due to unsuitable land, poor preparation, wrong varieties, excessive variety, and bad cultivation in the first years.
A Rural Northwest reader warns would be orchardists about aggressive installment schemes sold by real estate agents. Many orchards are poor quality and poorly prepared. Buyers should question expertise, care for young trees, and whether offered varieties will thrive, as the plan may favor sellers over growers.
A report to the State Horticultural Society warns that fungal disease endangers pears and apples across the region. It explains spores travel by wind, causes red spots on leaves, brown tissue, and leaf fall, and notes orchard drainage and pruning affect spread. Recommended prevention includes copper sulfate and lime sprays before bed swell and again during leaf growth stages.
Federal agent Macht W. Martin of the National Remedy firm seeks authorization to move heat tweateot for sale of molleries in Newberg. Mrs Mary Morson on South Meritian Street and Mrs Cox on First Street are named as authorized keepers of the above goods and will supply the products locally.
Notice that Anne Unristed Seona and Mowenis Mowers were named executors for the estate of George Christensen and Joseph Swetoved. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months at Newberg Oregon. Attorneys listed are Kamecy and Penton and Magers.
The court appoints Colert as guardian of the Edward Swetman estate in Italy. Chenenee claimants must present their interests on or before the indicated January date, with the deadline stated as the third past.
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