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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1891
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows a Portland or Newberg notice with times like 2 p.m. and 1 p.m. It references Newberg Graphic published Fridays and lists Edison Woopwamp and C. Eueny as printers or publishers. Names appear garbled but suggest a local newspaper record of routes or notices.
A mixed column weaving existential reflections on life and fate with brief notices. The poem ponders suffering and destiny while local items note emigration plans, census data, a teachers’ institute, a ship scheme doubted, wage cuts, farm sentiment, and Port Townsend moral debates.
A Ne braska born senator candidate Mannguson rises as Oregon debates mortgage rhetoric and farm prosperity. Oregon and Iowa egg trade sparks price concerns while six thousand young graduates loom from religious colleges. Oklahoma land openings gain scope after treaties. a Swiss patient undergoes Koch trial at St Vincents hospital Portland.
Wire copy advertising Coppa Settler's Guide as the most complete manual of public land laws. It claims clear entry rules and government requirements for settlers and urges sending to Henry N. Copp in Washington, D. C. for a copy.
An old case recalls Jay Gould acting as WUPL railway head facing four charges of overloading passenger steamers at Wortland with a 500 penalty per charge. The court assessed fines, now Gould seeks rerouting and possible interest, while protests are scarce and critics deem the push improper.
The piece accuses Washington voters of poor selections for public officials and cites a judge who gambles and 39 bribery-taken legislators as exposed but cleared. It tackles regional grudges between Tillamook and Yamhill, warns against selfish factionalism, and condemns the Kansas alliance leader McGrath while criticizing press schemes supporting a monopoly press and urging equal rights without special privileges.
The article explains two pruning goals for peach trees: harvest wood for maintenance and promote fruiting while ensuring enough leaves to mature fruit. It details step by step cuts for young trees, winter pruning to shape five main branches, and summer pinching to encourage fruiting twigs, with emphasis on symmetry and gradual reduction to form a productive framework.
Here is your chance to get a home. Sixteen ten acre tracts five miles from Newberg toward Portland within two miles of Smockville. About sixty acres cleared and level with good water from spring and creek. Panoramic Willamette Valley and Casco Range views. Tracts selling for 29 dollars per acre and up with easy terms down and 1 to 4 year financing at seven percent.
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