Newberg News Notes From March 9 1889 Edition
Newberg reports a $3000 vote for a graded school building and a $20,000 subsidy for the Woolen Mill. The Heppner Gazette becomes six pages. Inaugural events draw large crowds with calm reception of Prohibition stance. Cabinet list includes Blaine Windom and Wanamaker. California Fruit Union details large shipments, profits and challenges for Oregon fruit growers, with notes on cherries pears and shipments to Chicago New York Boston and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Sleater
Andrew Pickett
Newberg
Friends Pacific Academy
California Fruit Union
Oregon
Raina
California
Sueresa
Ita Patrone
California Fruit Growers’ Union
P. EB. Platt
Sacramento
A. Pairbanke
Chicago
Chivaygo
New York
Minneapolia
Aez
Ow York Co
Boston
Bowton
Niwati
Hage Pepe
Rollie Nemarhe
Teachers Examination Shows High Passing Rate At McMinnville
At the McMinnville teachers examination last week twenty three applicants appeared and twenty one received certificates with only two failing. Certificates issued include two first class eight second class and eleven third class, highlighting strong applicant ability and local oversight.
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McMinnville
Newberg Area Faces School and Town Unity Test
Immigrants arrived by train and local residents reported on a busy week. The spring term opens with 99 students. a school meeting votes 5000 for a new graded building. Community discussion urges amicable settlement to end town strife and attract investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Farmony
Wealthy Californians Eyed for Salem Land Venture
A Capital Journal report notes two or three influential California strangers exploring land suitable for fruit growing in Salem. A reporter will update readers as facts emerge. The item hints at a potential local boon if business is pursued, with further details promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Salem
Boonie
Capital Journal
Dissecting in Class Prompts Careful Study and Debate
The article notes a small term yet rich with learning as students prepare instruments for dissection and animals in the neighborhood. It mentions Leslie Thompson on a farm between here and Champoeg, and local decorations by Albert Hill and Mr Parker. It also covers trips by Prof Morrison to Portland, and visits by Mrs Bell to Salem and Miss Miles Silverton. The piece then shifts to biographical sketches of Blain, Windom, Jeremiah M. Rusk, and other public figures, praising Civil War service and political roles. It closes with commentary on Arkansas murder reactions, legislative moves, and a scientific forecast of yellow fever with a suggested national health request.
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Leslie Thompson
Champoeg
Albert Hill
Parker
Prof. Morrison
Portland
Mrs. Bell
Salem
Miles Silverton
Sierx
Blain
Windom
Ohio
Congress
Minnesota
United States Senate
Tie
Treasury
Garfield
Senate
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Wisconsin
Vicksburg
Paraguay
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Milwakee
Miller
Charrison
Benjamin F. Tracy
Navy
Brooklyn
Beecher
Tilton
New York
Vermont
Proctor
Jacob Collamer
Taylor
Oregonian
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Newberg Graphic
W. M. Hiatt
Hobson
Newnene
Sanem
Heppner Gazette
The
Gazette
Gen. Harrison
Hanetéos
Morton
Insta Fonday
Harrison
James G Blaine
Maine
William Windom
Redfield Procter
Benj. F. Tracey
Interior
John W. Noble
Missouri
John Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
W. A. TL. Miller
Indiana
Agriculture
Jeremiah Lusk
Oregon Fruit
Oliver
Chellem Valley
Tress
County Road
Com
N. C. Maris
B.C. Miles
Andrew Winters
L. W. Hoger
A.C. Atkinson
Court House
Middleton Iteus
Birt
S.N. Poole
W. Lyle
Allie Miehua
Lillie V. Smith
Willian Miebus
White
B. HE. Albee
Dr. White
KE. G. Gardner
Lafayette
N. Poole
True
William Baker
Bridgeport
Benmncen
Recorder's
Yamhill County
James W. Hotchcroft
Withiam Cieldard
Peter Smith
State of Oregon
Henry Simms
N. W
N. EE. Ly
See
State of
Kamke
Win. Ball
J. AL
Lote
Charles W. Troiman
Emanuel Northup
Cogine
Mc-Minnville
Lydia Bi. Flett
O John and
Sarah Flett
Nodin
Win
James Crawford
Hana Miller
Lewis Rogers
N. M. Snodgrass
A. M. Bray Lord
John Hess
RL BR
Deskinn
Hurley
W. ©. Krogar
Mack 7
Hurley & Sarges
Win. Summers
J.C. Hiatt
Lee's
Academy Itoms
Jease Edwanleiter
Mary Edwards
Solomon Haworth
Chas. Haworth
Morrison
Macy
Parcy Clark
Parcy
Academy
Whittier Literary Society
Tavta EK
Washtern
Lille
Puvith
Mursivatl
Willan Chirk
Woktho
Nobo
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
James F. Benly
Nathan Westfall
Margaret J. Westfall
Wyatt Clarks
Dr. Rutan
James Muoutrinis
G. W. Sappington
Katate
Sonry Danger
J. 0. Mongera
Willamette
Willamette Valley
Baker City
East
Chiechin
BW. Bevin
Marria
J. Braman
Bon, Bronson
Chanhnan
Morter
Self
Mes. Solster’s
Mes
J. B. Netherton
Aleton
Titoee
Boone
NEW Berg
Flovuse
Newberg, Yamhill Co
D. C. Wright
J.D. Tarrant
E. C. Tarrant
J. C. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
Arkansas
John M. Clayton
Arkansawa
Scientife
National Board of Health
Uhnegunian
P. M. Christenson
Mars Jr
H. C. Hard
NEW Drug Store
Main Street
Berg Estate
N. A. Fosteer
Newsera
Onecon
Henry Austin
Hi. Whitman
Moore Brothers’ Drug Store
Newberg, Oregon
Newberg Furniture Store
D. E. Holloway
Moore Bros
Ott
Samuel Hobson
Roox Oven Moors Bros
Drea Stone
Vth
Sean BR. R. Dieper
G. W. Hardwick & Son
Prop
Len
A. M. Hoskins
AM Kimda
Reazonalle
Centex Sryeer
Nivtnss
Hanose
A. T. Haworth
Oregon Casket Company
Dundee
Jesse Hobson
Newberg Hardware Store
J. B. Mount
Nth
Kiowner
Smith Bros
Proprietors
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