Local events and notices from Newberg June 1899
Local items report daily happenings in Newberg including visits by Dan Gilbert from Smockville and John Wright in Lebanon, park work by Prof. Hartley, a tent Advent meeting, and a base ball match with Buttville. Public notices note unclaimed letters, a marriage on June 28 1899, and church events with Rev Beaumont.
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Moore's
C. I. Moore's
Dan Gilbert
Smockville
Larson
Latorell Falls
Prof. Hartley
Morris Miles & Co
John Wright
Lebanon
Bs. F. Fuller
McMinnville
Evangelical Church
Thompson
Dayton
Newborg
Dennis Browne
Manila Lawson
J. M. Wright J
First Street
W. L. Beaumont
West Chehalem
Our Boy’s
Jesse Edwards
Friends Meeting Hell
Dr. Lindley
Portland
Edwards
Tualatin
Proverbic Verse With Farmyard Mischief
The fragment depicts a rustic scene where a lark meets a son and sings while a farmer’s son fires a gun. A bee hums over a meadow as the farmer’s wife robs a hive and a lieutenant rises early to labor amid a sparrow and ants.
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Carol
Lin
Labora
Wars and treaties across Europe and beyond in listed years
A sequence of historical conflict and financial figures spans 1345 to 1879. Entries cite France Russia United States Brazil and Paraguay Spain Portugal and others with multi billion costs and extended durations.
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France
Mexico
Prussia
Austria
Anatria
Russia
Turkey
Europe
Algeria
Brazil
Paraguay
Misleading Names And Misleading Items In Historic Claims
Somerville Journal notes common misnomers and misclassifications from trade and daily life. It points out that many items such as seals and fabrics, foods and materials, have names not matching origin or composition.
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Thormes NT
China
Somerville Journal
Free Trip to Europe Contest by The Canadian Queen
Publishers announce a contest offering a free trip to Europe to the entrant sending the largest number of words formed from letters in THE CANADIAN QUEEN. Prizes include a Silver Tea Set Golf Watches China Dinner Sets Portieres Silk Dresses Mantel Clocks and more in merit order. Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary deemed authority for judging. Send a list of at least ten words and thirteen 2c stamps for illustrated catalog and three months trial subscription. Achieves The Canadian Queen Toronto Ont.
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Europe
Webster
U. S
Qeern
Toronto
Ont
Pursuits of English Women in Trades Noted in Census
A historical note outlines that 37 010 women are in medical and surgical work, 347 female blacksmiths own heavy hammers, and 450 women edit compile and write laps.
Philadelphia Mercury Occupational Statistics in 19th Century Text
The report lists workers by gender and trade with figures for photography, nailmaking, jewelers, civil service, painters, students, and engravers. It notes thousands employed across departments and highlights women in intellectual occupations and various trades in Philadelphia.
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Lorso-Showe
Vlevka Fa
Mercury
The Care of Flowers for Home Growth
The Chicago Ledger advises using a formaevo ain soap solution to deter aphids on honeysuckle, selecting healthy cuttings, and delaying glaziolias planting indoors. Do not wet rex heygonias leaves to prevent spots and holes, and note polmrettia drops leaves after bloom if foliage is watered heavily. Peonies prefer heavy soil and require years to establish before full flowering.
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Rex Heygonias
Chicago Ledger
Health Advice From a Bygone Column
Practical wellness tips warn against skipping breakfast and bathing regularly to prevent congestion and disease. Advice covers avoiding open carriage drafts after exertion, protecting the back and chest, and nasal breathing while sleeping to preserve the voice and throat health.
The Puff and The Press Opinion by Bill Nye
A satire on newspaper puffery and public reception. Nye argues that puff pieces mislead readers and undermine journalism, noting how some snub readers while others cling to the paper, ultimately shaping loyalty and payments. He compares press promotion to shallow entertainment and stresses accountability.
Crop Weather Bulletin No 14 reports favorable June conditions
The weekly summary notes cool, cloudy weather shifting to warm clear skies. Heavy rains boosted Willamette Valley and coast crops, with 1 to 3 inches in places and over an inch in Roseburg. Wheat and hay prospects improve, corn and clover show gains, and Oregon growers anticipate above average yields across districts despite some localized damage.
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Oregon
Willamette Valley
Roseburg
Jackson County
Umatilla
Gillan
Eyuthera
Oregon Crops Outlook Amid Harvest Concerns
The record notes large hay and grain crops across Crook Grant and other counties. It highlights prime condition in the stock county grass and signals a strong but pressured agricultural year with the week ending on a cautious note for Oregon crops.
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God
Cate Ue
Crook
Oller Ivteria
Oregon
Nowherr Fair Set to Organize Annual County Event
A long standing yearly gathering aims to plan the next fair with town leaders urging early appointments for department supervision. The event began as a free community gathering to promote farming and neighborly unity and has grown into a key Newberg attraction drawing visitors from surrounding areas.
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Ottier Yarts
Thas
Newberg
Cooper
Washington County
Fisel
Fruit Industry Booms Transforming San Bernardino Valley
A California excerpt argues fruit cultivation outpaces grain in the Inland Empire, noting San Bernardino gains in building, Redlands population rise, and Ontario growth. It urges northern counties to switch from wheat to fruit crops and alfalfa for prosperity and regional wealth.
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San Bernardino
Redlands
Ontario
Dakotas
Margeville
Cal
California
Cateale
Prohibition Work Sees Faith Grow Across States
Reports on efforts led by Mrs Lathropie in Michigan Mrs Monae and Mia St John in Wines and Minnesota Mrs Baxter in Minnesota and Miss Henrietta Moore in Washington show encouraging aid and rising belief in the ultimate triumph of prohibition.
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Mra. Lathropie
Mieigan
Mra
Monae
Mia St. John
Wines
Min. Ballock Otel
Wenry if'Tows
Baxter
Minnesota
Snl
Mise
Menrietta Moore
Washington
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Ae eRene Ee
Advent Brethren
Wm. Hess
Yakima
Mr. Keyes
Red Hills
Dr. Moores
C.F. Moore
Phelpe
Iinois
Sam Kee
Lle
Solomon Haworth
Center Street
Base Hall
Buttville
Nuwberg West
A. J. Morgan
Prof. McKanlass
D. C. Winder
Moone
P. M
Free Methodist Church
Beaumont
Weesner
Alaska
W. V. Coffin
Lawrence Kansas
Salem
Stends
Willamette
Will A. Madley
Linnie
Mise Kila Halley
State Teachers Institute
Haarrisborg
Eugene City
Rev
Greer
Tacoma
Spencer
Mire
Prof
van Leoy
Doulaliv
Fioa
Moore
Willeys
Caraan
Gaarise
Jas, Fletcher Jr
Persimmon
Noth Yamhill
Tillamook Road
Fil Hadley
W.C.T. U
Friends Church
Olp Serrier
Jas, Batchelor
Capital Journal
Germany
Spain
Portugal
Ireland
Paulia Rous
Doda
Puff Ia
Iit
Pofl
Bill Nye
Cropa
Newbery Fair
U. & Suevend
New York World
Boston Globe
Enys
Atlanta Constitution
Chicago Tater Cesan
New Cheang Times Democrat
The
New York ‘Tribune
G.é&C. Merniam & CO
Springfield
Mass
Rhes & Hunt
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RES & Hunt
J. Edwards
Arlington Hotel
Yrom Foundation
Tile Depot
John Atkinson
Auroras
Uae
Deliens OF
Chipee
Tani Huston
Erueten
Toesson
Eye
W. Srem
C. FL Soork
Hf. Howard
A. M Hoskins
Morris
Miles & 60
Cash Store
Morris, Miles
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