Newberg Graphic July 8 1592 Local News and Weather Notes
The issue reports national party nominations Prohibitionists with Bidwell and Cranfill and Peoples Party with Weaver and Vield. It covers the Wilson murder case near Milwaukie, court transfers, and escape events with ongoing pursuit. It also includes horticulture guidance from the State Board of Horticulture and weather forecasting rules.
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Prohibitionista
Peoples Party
Prohibitionists
John Bidwell
California
J. B. Cranfill
Texas
James B. Weaver
Iowa
James Vield
Virginia
Fishway plan proposed for Willamette falls
A June letter from Astoria to Dean Sia expresses support for a Willamette River fishway at the falls. The writer notes drafting a $4000 appropriation bill and offers to survey the falls and provide permanent plans to enable food fish ascent, urging valley residents to lobby for passage.
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Astonta
Dean Sia
Willamette
Minto
Senate
Willamette Valley
Oregon City
How to Drink a Pad by Bob Burdette
A comic piece urges readers to imagine gin as a farm and to measure land value per foot. It compares acres to square feet and notes dirt in the drink, urging a humorous reflection on independence and rural life. The Rural North went publication captures Burdette's satirical mood.
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Bob Burdette
The Pack on the Collar Anou Wiles Williams Born in Philadelphia
A biographical note from the July Ladies' Name Journal recounts Anou Wiles Williams as a central figure in a portrait of the godless on our silver collar. Her mother came from the South as the daughter of Maryland slave owner Dr. Arthur It. Willes, who faced financial reverses. At nineteen she wed Henry Williams of Philadelphia and moved to his city.
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Mr. Morgan
Thomas Fakins
Anou Wiles Williams
Philadelphia
Alice Graham McCollin
Arthur It. Willes
Maryland
Henry Williams
H Elwards
Mr. Moon
Sister Lester
Myself
EE. W. Weesxen
Oregon Weather Signs and Oil Stems
A fragmented note from Stans in Oregon discusses oil stems and weather forecasts. It notes that signs are more applicable to western Oregon but also true in the east, and suggests combining lines with current weather outlooks.
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Oregon
Oregon's Horticultural Family for World's Fair Exhibit
The Oregon Horticultural Society committee, appointed in January, plans a display of Oregon fruit and forest products at the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 1895. They have received glass jars for the exhibit and seek fruit from all regions, with grower names and fruit type labeled on each jar. contact EW Allen to deliver specimens.
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State Horticultural Society
Oregon
Chicago
Aires
EW. Allen
Fruit Exhibit Demands Careful Picking in Portland
A Portland committee urges growers to pick ripe fruit with care, clip from trees, pack gently, and ship by express. Requirements include two to eight quarts per person per variety, with rejection power for unworthy fruit, as the season invites all to show produce publicly.
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Stark Street
Portland
Express
Alaska Letter From Doraias June 1802 Building Digs And Daily Life
Doraias Alaska journal dated June 10 1802 describes house construction with deep post holes through spongy soil and large logs moved by mission boys. It notes Sister Lester visiting Indian huts with interpreter Jimmy Coffin, odd anecdotes about a porcupine and daily rituals of rest and prayer in a small missionary group.
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Doraias
Alaska
Eorrors Tinarme
Pacific
Lester
Jimmy Coffin
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Salem
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