Newberg Graphic Highlights Local News and Agricultural Notes
The Newberg Graphic issue reviews a Pacific College commencement, citrus and fruit industry bulletins, and a water works meeting called by Mayor McConneen. It notes a government funds payout to a Choctaw descendant, white clover trials thriving in dry valleys, and a Salem elocutionist’s misadventure that led to an admirer’s breakdown.
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Wheat flow in Oregon urged hold grain avoid forced sales
The paper urges farmers to hold wheat if possible and resist early sales urged by Portland papers. It warns forced market timing benefits speculators and harms indebted farmers, urging prudent storage and repayment where debt or stores loom.
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Oregon
Wortland
Debts and Wheat Prices Mentioned in Ominous Draft
Fragmentary wartime notes reference debts and wheat with phrases about rising costs and uncertain outlook. The text hints at economic pressure and market speculation without clear events or actors.
First sea serpent sighting and typhoid concerns plague coast
A sea serpent was seen near Woods on the Tillamook coast chasing a Sheridan boy. the creature fled after a cigarette. Separately, Oakland faces a typhoid outbreak linked to impure dairy milk and contaminated water, with calls for better inspection and water cleanliness.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Sun
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California
Mount Hood Rail Line Proposal Sparks Local Meetings
The Oregonian reports a single track Portland to Mount Hood railroad project under review in Sunnyside and Damascus. Public meetings will discuss a subsidy requested by the Construction Company & Center Pearing Railway, which aims to build a standard gauge elevated center rail line and haul freight and cars, seeking land or cash bonuses from local property owners with staged payments totaling 100 percent on location grading and completion.
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Oregon City Enterprise
Santa Clara County Fruit Change Bulletin No 5
San Juan California July 12 1805 readers warned about futures and short sales in dried fruit markets. The note explains trader terms Flor B Joe on Boat and outlines that no abnormal crops exist and woefully poor funding for speculation. Farmers urged to stay cautious while supply chains normalize.
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Priit Exchange
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Bis
Market turmoil stalls fruit trade as brokers push bets
In uncertain trade, growers hold back awaiting fair prices while eastern brokers push phantom sales to earn commissions. The Exchange will sell stockholder fruit only when ready and demand exists, with dried fruit prices weak and canning pack light.
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Tulare
Poem Reveries on Birds and Nesting
The fragment speaks of robin bluebird linnet and other birds praised by poets and sages. It contrasts spring praise with the motherly hen and her chicks, recalling childhood memories, midwinter cackling and the comfort of a fresh nest and a well fed elf bird in aging days.
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Bluebird
Eoothsayer
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Martin
Wren
HORTICULTURAL NOTES SHOW U S STRAWBERRY AND CHERRY SHIPMENTS
The article reports Canby Oregon shipments totaling about 10 000 crates of strawberries and Salem canneries packing 50 000 pounds with similar tonnage to last year. Payalluip Waseh price fell to 45 cents per crate while San dows California shipments reach nearly 2000 1KN pounds of cherries, about double last year. An Santa Clara valley orchardist predicts California prune crops will double last year.
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Neral North Eet
Valley of Corvalem Letter and local notices
A 1903 Amity Amity column blends a reflective essay praising the Valley of Corvalem and North Carolina ties with short local items. It notes race and education issues, missionary work, and regional comparisons, followed by updates on a horse accident, berrying, moon telescope shows, Pacific College catalogue, an artesian well near Whiteson, and a stalled well near Amity.
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Toll road progress update shows slower pace
The report notes that work on the toll road progresses but remains not as near completion as earlier. Officials say a month or two will likely see the toll road open to traffic through to the countryside.
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