Newberg Graphic Reports Oregon News and Editorials
The March 2 1894 issue notes Oregon events including California papers at odds with Earl Fruit Company over Orange growers, explains February weather in Willamette valley, and reports Tax Wella Fargo buying a majority of Commercial National Bank of Portland boosting capital to 500000. It covers Perrydale Patriot leadership change to Patriot Publishing with editor W W McMillan, shifts in Cimcaco newspapers merchandising, Inter Ocean book department cut, and two oratorical contests with state college representation.
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Tax Wella, Fargo Company
Commercial National Bank of Portland
Portland
Cimcaco
Inter-Ocean
Farm tips on fruit trees stock feeding and water supply
Practical notes stress planting one satisfactory fruit variety in spring and avoiding overfeeding hogs with mixed sizes. Keep colts warm on straw, diversify poultry diet, and use kitchen scraps. Warn against chasing new fruit varieties, favor proven crops, and insist on abundant farm water for steady income from small sales.
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Shaw
Wisconsin
Canada
Gool breeding and early maturity noted in farming opinion
The Louis Globe Democrat argues that proper feeding drives early maturity in stock, while breeding alone helps only modestly. A legal note from Ex informs that age for legal acts is determined by full days, not partial days, meaning a person may be legally 21 only after the date ends.
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Ss. Louis Globe Democrat
Removing Evergreen Trees in Rural Settings
Farmers can transplant evergreen saplings from woods and swamps with care, using a solid earth ball to protect roots. A witness case shows six or eight trees survive with earth, while fifty denuded ones die. The method works year round, and nursery trees are excluded from this guidance.
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Sayls
Rum Power and its reach in New York liquor trade
A reader asks about the phrase Rum Power in a wartime cry Pulverize the Raum Power. The piece counts liquor industry participants from 7,700 licensed NY saloons in NYC to 23,400 state total, plus 5,000 brewers workers and 14,900 in distilleries plus distributors and suppliers, totaling a vast coalition tied to saloon business.
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Evlocmon Engeyms
New York State
Rua
Weekly Blade
Rum Power
Lottia
New York
Theev
New York City
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Troy
Empire
Offoe
Eye health in focus tale of vision and care
The article explains causes of nearsightedness across occupations and mental strain. It warns against overly strong or cheap glasses and suggests hot water baths and compresses to ease eye pain. It notes rising eye impairment among schoolchildren due to study and rushed meals.
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Farmer
FIGS AND THISTLES AND WARNINGS ON FAITH AND FATE
A collection of aphorisms and withering quips on religion wealth and hypocrisy. The speaker notes self interest and varied flaws in church life and personal virtue, ironizing pious show with blunt howlers about heaven hell and society.
Sanday Stateeman Offers Campaign Tie In Oregon Paper
An eight page Sanday Stateeman offers a discounted eight page bundle for 50 cents to readers. The promotion ties into a broader political campaign and targets a Republican audience in Oregon.
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Oregon
Republican
Oregon State News And Campaign Roundup
The Statesman in Salem offers readers a campaign symposium edition with eight pages of varied reading material and a free sample copy. The New York World notes convict road work in New York state as a test, reporting eighty men in Clinton prison built macadam roads toward Plattsburg, eight hours a day with a small expense, and local support for expanding convict labor on road building as a useful program.
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Oregon
Times
Cosmopolitan
the Statesman
Salem
New York
Clinton
Plattaburg
George Stinson &Co
Portland
Maine
Local Brass Band Formed Amid Small Town Prosperity
From Our Exchanges notes a eleven piece brass band organized with A. H. Adams as leader C. M. Hodson as musical director and Wm. Toney as manager. The Wright block houses their hall as community life remains lively despite hard times.
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A. H. Adams
C. M. Hodson
Wm. Toney
New Wright Block
Vick's Floral Guide Advices Garden Plans For Year
This notice promotes Vick's Floral Guide by James Vick's Sons of Rochester New York. It describes a gold bound edition with eight colors and colored plates of chrysanthemum poppies and vegetables. It urges readers to consult Vicks Guide before gardening and offers a free ten cent guide with a credit on first order.
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Vieck
Vick
James Vick
Rochester
N. Y
Ciuide
Poultry Keeper and Fare and Fireside Offer World’s Fair Views
The Poultry Keeper presents as the leading poultry authority offering a monthly sixteenth pages at fifty cents per year and a bimonthly Fare and Fireside. New subscribers receive fifty World’s Fair photo views for one year. Sample copies and back numbers are advertised with small fees and mailing details.
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Hasity Views
Arkbress
Pouurny Keeven Co
Parkestvarg
The Monomaskm and the American Monetary Question
A fragmented editorial urges the nation to debate the best monetary system for the United States. It calls on prominent leaders across profit and political parties to contribute views and to publish a nationwide discussion in a periodical. The piece argues resolving the monetary system is the era's great public concern.
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United States
Tvi
Monetary System Book Offer From Tax Monetary Penusuma Co
An advertisement offers Tue Mosvusaen, a modern work on monetary systems, priced at $3.00 including postage. It promises to influence the future monetary system and directs buyers to Room 44 in the German American Bank Building, St Paul, Minnesota, with reference by permission from the National German American Bank.
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Penusuma Co
German Agin B'k
St. Paul
Minn
National German American Bank
West Chehalem Local Notes Highlight Health and Land News
Mrs. Don Davis travels to Portland to visit her ailing brother with typhoid fever. Herman Selritt of Newberg buys 40 acres from George Vinton to build a spring home. Newberg residents Mr. and Mrs. Osborne report poor meeting turnout due to bad weather. Lake Schoolhouse hosts last Saturday’s exhibition and Washington’s birthday program at West Chehalem VI school features a dialogue “The Intelligent School” by Anna Carter and children.
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Don Davis
Portland
Tom Salee
Herman Selritt
Newberg
George Vinton
Osborne
Lake School
Washington
West Chehalem Vi School
Intelligent School
Anna Carter
Pou.y
Steingbrook Items Reflect Local Church and School News
Rev James Price preached at 11 o clock services. Edgar Ballard led a well attended Christian Endeavor meeting with prayers and testimonies. J Al Rees canvassed for public funds eligibility. Chickenpox affects neighborhood children Blanch Kincaid ill. John Rush secured contract for ten acre prone orchard formerly Joel Beans Julio reliable in work. School election next Monday. candidates out electioneering. Bro Josarnan.
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James Price
Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting
Edgar Ballard
J. AL. Rees
Blanch Kincaid
John Rush
Joel Bean
Julio
Bro, Josarnan
Midwinter Fair Ticket Rates Announced by Southern Pacific
The Southern Pacific issues a 30 day time limit on special tickets for San Francisco round trips to the Midwinter Fair. Pueblo System points get Excursion Tickets within 60 days with rates O N E 1 5 P for over 150 miles and O N E 3 5 P for 150 miles or less. Sick tickets minimum one dollar. Portland to SF round trip 25 dollars plus 2 50 for five admissions to the fair. Other Oregon stations priced similarly. Tickets go on sale when the fair opens.
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Southern Pacific Railrowd Company
Pacific System
San Francisco
California
Portland
Oregon
Daily Capital Journal Advertising Prospectus
The Daily Capital Journal promotes itself as a low cost liberal paper from Salem Oregon offering AP reports foreign and domestic news and independent journalism. It appeals to readers with a One Cent a Day price and urges support to sustain the People’s Paper while denouncing monopolies and urging prepaid subscriptions.
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Haven Brohins
Salem
Oregon
Fragments from Beuwdieg Oregon Clinic Notice
Incomplete OCR shows a medical practice contact from Beuwdieg Oregon. It references treating acute and dental conditions and prompt responses to medical or surgical calls. The legible text includes an office street address and mentions Hewkine blowk Resulemes in Chete berterrny reer om Wea. but details are garbled.
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Cme
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Newberg Graphic
Puilisiers
FE. H. Woopwarp
Axp
Daw
C. Emery
Poet Office
California Papera
Earl Fruit Company
Norrien
Willamette Valley
Perrydale
Luther
Ohio
Ixtures
Elas
Heaven
Cod
Neo Christian
Nam
Orogon City Enterprise
Solomon
Myusograph
West Chehalem
Steingbrook
Capital Journal
Literarty
Pacific Coast
Associated Press Telegraph
Capital
The
Oregonian
People
Pr. Maris
Ohegon
Heacock
Chehalem Valley Bank
Foreien
Domestic Exchange
Geo
W. Mitchell
A. R. Mills
G. W. McConnell
G. C. Christenson
W. K. Allen
Moses Votaw
Feed & Sale Stable
Hanson & Worden
Riga
Sheridan Street
Main
Newberc
Orecon
C. F. Moore & Co
Bank of Newberg
Wii
Mrs. McDaniel
Yambill County
William Thomson
Samuel Holson
Jesse Hobson
Anna Matr
Rue Bell Thedo
Arthur Austin
Alicia Shelton
Leota Rees
Waldy Ieece
State of Oregon
County of
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McMinnville
Sald
Dewstion
J Walker
Willamette
Sald OT
Walker Pollation
Chaim
Od Walker
Yandeeuty
Said
Peto
Doustlion
Tie
Vamul
Crewon
Perth
Lees
Walker
Wawshitl
Neelhultge
Yanshili
Uregett
Itt
ED Hendricks
Cyerk
Kamas
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co
FE. W. Wadley
Valilny
Wm. M. Hong
Three Sisters
Atenam
North
C. T. Wardlaw, Tof & Pal
RE. E. Mulcahy
Corvallis
Austin & Stanley
Quaker City
F. Butler
Plymouth Rocks
Wm. Ellis
Liniment
Filte
Hlome
Greene
Ellie
Ecsree Savers
Delphina E. Ellis
Newberg, Oregons
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