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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1891
Page
2
April 1 schedule shows trains from Portland to Newbery and Sewberg with departure at 7 am and 9 10 am arriving times. Rates for passenger and freight to all points available from C B Prissll agent Sewberg.
The Newberg Graphic notes a local exhibit at the world’s fair and remarks on Chile’s display. It cites Carlton as having a saloon problem and reports on political candidacy folly. The Pointer press claim is treated as a humorous boast about a revolutionary machine.
Charles Link, a mill hand, drowned in Jones mill pond near McMinn site last week, the third death tied to this mill. McMinnville plans a July 4 celebration while County Clerk Hobbs races to finish the delinquent tax roll for the sheriff.
A whimsical anecdote contrasts rich ground and straw berry farming advice. It notes strawberries thrive on soils near virgin fertility, suggesting old field margins and grass or clover plowed with early crops to mimic natural enrichment, per Mel magazine June.
An Oregonian interview with Sam J. Gorman president of the Gorman Commission Company Chicago reveals motives behind his return to Portland after five years in the world fair city. The piece notes Gorman's plan to expand the Cassalg business in Oregon and hints at revitalizing local industry opportunities.
Mr. Gorman urges establishing a Portland branch to assist Northwest growers in selling peaches pears and cherries to Eastern buyers under a distinctive Oregon label. He says Oregon should avoid California branding and promote home grown products to boost Pacific coast fruit exports.
The narrator tours Quebec in early October with his wife visiting an orchard near a stone house along the St. Lawrence. They meet local workers harvesting russet apples and pears as farm life hums with quiet activity. A young girl named September draws their attention among barrels, girls, and horses, while elders sort fruit for shipment.
A travelogue through a Canadian apple orchard highlights fruit sorting by Mr. and Mrs. October and their family. The Pamouso and St. Lawrence apples are packed for export with care, while locals discuss free trade and duties affecting marketing in the United States. A vivid scene follows lunchtime in the orchard with workers, a brander at work, and community chatter among the Canadian harvesters.
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