24 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1892
Page
1
A terse OCR fragment mentions links, IBS Oregon, and a gene on an old 1 OO reel. The item reads like a catalog note for archival materials, with identifiers possibly tied to a project or collection. Further readable details are not provided.
The piece discusses economical beef cuts for roasting with porterhouse as a costly option, and highlights alternative cuts like the top of the sirloin and leg o mutton. It also notes sawdust traded from sawmills used in butcher shops chophouses and hotels for cleanliness and odor control in New York establishments.
The text explains the minute, unseen drill holes in gem processing. It notes holes are invisible to the naked eye and only visible with a magnifier. It describes hand finishing when wire becomes very fine, cutting into 15 ounce banks until the wire reaches the desired thickness and about 400 miles long.
Complete election returns show Oregon politics tightens with Republicans leading in Congress and Governor Toole. Farther afield, Arizona mining and sealing interests draw attention as rapid weather and new ore discoveries shape regional activity from Kingman to Nogales.
The survey notes Cairo hosts the largest university with 11 000 students while the United States total enrollment reaches 14 200 000 including universities. It cites Oxford income 334 000 with expenses 524 000 and cites gifts to Yale and Trinity College. Major U S school expenditures and land deals in New York and Harlemare outlined with a projected 10 000 000 needed for new campuses.
The Naval Examining Board's finding that Commander Frederick R. Smith is morally unfit for promotion is sustained by Secretary Tracy after thorough review. The President’s approval remains required to finalize the action, with a likely drop from the naval rolls if he concurs.
A detailed city market report lists prices for produce grains dairy and meats, with values for wheat barley and oats, dairy products and eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables, fish and canned goods, fuels and metals, and livestock including hogs cattle and poultry. Notable entries include Oregon and California grown items with per bushel per ton per dozen quotes, and regional producers like Mission and Dairies noted among offerings.
Listing of various meat products with prices and descriptors including bacon and smoked bacon. Mentions Buoxep Meats and Be figures with per pound and percentage notes. Oregon and other terms appear as part of the fragmented OCR text.
A fragmented OCR listing shows various burlap sacks and oat bags with sizes and net cash prices, including 8-ounce 4 inch Burlaps and 50-ounce 60-inch burlaps, plus Calcutta Ker spot oat bags and three bushels of oats.
A dialogue of wits about bookish mottoes and clashing quips centers on Coleridge and witty exchanges. It captures humorous wordplay about reading, binding costs, and after dinner chatter among satire laden figures.
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