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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic notes Oregon papers on fraud exposure and a US rail safety stat, cites McMrewvie praising Chas Grissen's Ideala, and reports on a 139 ton Mexican Central locomotive, college journal moves, and a giant 70 ton traveling derrick at the World's Fair.
Democrats clashed with Governor’s order to remove the 12 pound cannon from use. A crowd gathered at the capitol while a guard stood over the weapon in the Armory. By afternoon the cannon was carried through State street amid cheers as plans for a 32 gun salute emerged.
The text describes a political victory with Marshal Minto returning a gun to Captain Sherman at 2:09 p.m. followed by a ceremonial salute as Col. T. B. Walt and other Democratic candidates celebrate, claim defeating Sylvester, and announce a new page sent to Provident Cleveland about capturing the Ponnoyer cannon.
Raynor Kies outlines methods for combating aphids scale and other pests in Clarke County horticulture talks. He stresses timing thorough pruning bark scraping and complete application of winter and spring sprays plus cooperative efforts with state boards.
A Chehalem Valley Horticultural Society committee presents fruit varieties suited to the area. It endorses apples with proper care and notes pests require remedies, citing market prospects in Oregon and overseas. It lists recommended market and home varieties across apples pears peaches plums and cherries with emphasis on adaptability and profit.
The Rural Northwest criticizes a Portland real estate dealer’s pamphlet touting high dairy milk yields and grape plantings in the region. It warns that optimistic figures about 9000 pounds of milk per year per cow and massive returns confuse investment risk. Fruit varieties and general planting guidance are discussed with cautions about mildew and local suitability.
Peter Cooper advised every town to publish ads even a simple name and business card. He argued ads benefit advertisers and inform distant readers that local commerce thrives, warning against removing signs of business. The seasoned adver tiser earns far more than the cost of a local newspaper ad.
From our exchanges this week residents joke about investing in Dakota town lots and the pay for recording deeds. James Fletcher has not shaved since Cleveland’s 1861 inauguration and will shave on March 4, 1869, prompting local amusement about a beard lasting four-year terms.
The piece portrays James Whitcomb Riley at thirty eight, noting his painter background, lack of formal schooling, and preference for his persona over his verse. It reports strong English earnings from publishers and copyright protection at home, with a Detroit Free Press quote on his poetry and finances. It also references De Talmage exposing saloon routs near the New York pension office and the Pree Check Cashing Bureau of the Christian Herald addressing abuses against veterans.
The passage references soldiers and widows seeking aid in biting cold, coffee and sandwiches provided free, and frames charity as Christian business ethics. It then recalls Jackson's Ramona with Alessandro and Monona, notes a gun in ELT Mewitt’s possession linked to Alessandro's death, and mentions sending the gun to San Diego for a county exhibit at the World’s Fair.
Monthly weather data shows mean temperature unknown with a high of 50 on the 16th and 17th and a low of 10 on the 1st. Total precipitation 5.15 inches and unmelted snowfall 10 inches. Wind, cloudiness, and frost dates listed. hail on the 1st and 4th to 6th. frost on the 1st 2nd 4th 14th.
49 acres of choice fruit land with 15 acres charged and 1000 fruit trees. Includes a good house and barn and is located 2 miles from Newberg Oregon. For particulars call Newberg Nursery or Odidresa A Cooper Newberg Oregon.
The note argues that Newberg merchants and tradesmen wear affordable garments that imitate finer attire. It critiques the mismatch between occupation and appearance, suggesting the clothes project a higher status than the wearer’s actual means.
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