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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1894
Page
1
Fragment lists a Sheridan passenger route with Portland departure and connections to Newberg and Albany area. Reads like a timetable snippet with prices and times, incomplete but indicates daily service and locale identifiers.
Astoria turns renewed attention to the railroad question as Judge Brown’s negotiations with New York interests stalled. Reports say the subsidy committee refused a mortgage deal over 800000, prompting the Stanton Campbell bloc and D R Campbell’s Chicago party to push amended terms and return from Portland.
In San Francisco Alice Edith Dickason declares a trust with John D. Spreckels and deeds all her Blythe estate interests and personal property to him for 10 dollars. The record notes contracts, a trust declaration, and outstanding fees, with no public negotiations for a widow’s share.
Northwest notes report Washington state teachers paid 1960 monthly, Whatcom mills short of cars, Gray's Harbor ships 85 million feet lumber, and Snohomish to form a Chamber of Commerce. Also details Spokane court cases, Yakima hop growers, and Oregon concerns from Baker county roads to university funding.
The Oregon Improvement Company stockholders meeting in Portland elected a nine member board for the year including W. H. Starbuck C. B. Tedcastle Edwin B. Hooley F. H. Prince C. A. Dolph William M. Ladd Henry Failing Joseph Simon C. H. Lewis Jonathan Bourne and C. J. Smith The board then chose officers with Starbuck as President Dolph as Vice President Posten as Secretary. Trades Council accuses R L Fox of British origin of using Nelson Tel and B C Fox granite from British Columbia for Port Orchard docks and urges the Navy to require American granite in place of British Colombian rock.
Manvaukeup Ohio April 6 1901 W E Baines advertises bids for 6000 piles to build a raft and tow it to San Francisco Captain Seen a seafaring partner expresses interest in the enterprise and its voyage along the jetty river route.
Henry Talcott argues dairy and ensilage are key to farm income and fertility. He stresses silos and cattle for full production, notes moldy chaff feeding cattle, and describes home dairy creaming and use of modern separators.
Instructions from American Farmer describe a lime based whitewash for pig sties and outbuildings. The mix uses unslaked lime rice paste salt ground rice whiting and dye options, claiming durability and fire resistance. Local market listings follow with varied produce and meat prices.
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