New Oregon News Notes and Weather Bureau Report
A look at Washington deadlock yields Gov McGraw appointing John B Allen. Salem’s Daily Independent gains notice with editor L H McMahan. A Union county girl’s abduction prompts a $1200 ransom offer after a long search. The Oregon Weather Bureau releases its second biennial report, 259 pages, detailing climate rainfall and agriculture insights for farmers and fruit growers.
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Penuars
I. W. Miller
Union County
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Oregon Weather Bureau
Portland
Farmers Institutea
U. S. Weather Bureau
Public School Fads in Chicago Spark Debate on German Language
The Chicago school board and press clash over cutting physical culture, crafts, music, sewing, and German from primary grades to fund practical instruction. Opponents warn such moves slow Americanization and favor German language amid rising immigrant populations.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Oregon
Public Schools Should Teach English For Citizenship
A column argues public schools must focus on teaching English to all students, noting the goal of American citizenship through language and American ideals. It criticizes multilingual schooling in public institutions and urges emphasis on English literacy for national unity and lawful conduct.
New Orleans Rail Shortage Plagues World’s Fair Efforts
The New Orleans Centennial suffers from poor rail service with Chicago and other hubs offering better access. Exposition planners consider ticket discounts to lure visitors as dedicated buildings rise, yet states struggle to fund headquarters and legislators have yet to send relief.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Ilinois Central
Aoute
Chicago
Erie
Mississsppi
City of the Lakes
Great White City
United States
County Court Frockedings Open Road Matters in Yamhill
County Court proceedings at McMinnville Oregon March term include reading of viewers report on a Yamhill county road petition and second reading scheduled. Appraisers Sparks Allen Trollinger named for damages related to road openings to meet at Dayton post office Friday at 10 a.m. Supervisors ordered to open all county roads to full width as laid out. Bonds for road supervisors discussed.
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Kabur
Amity Popgun
Thia
Webster
Yamhill
Tis
R. L. Harris
A. Rosner
Rh. F. Sparks
Grant Allen
R. P. Trollinger
Dayton
Estate matters and final papers in county court
Transactions show administerships appointees and bonds in estates of Hoskins Hobson Swetman Hawley Detmering Vanburskirk and others. Annual and semi annual accounts filed and approved. Petitions for final papers allowances and sale of potatoes granted. Court date notes set for March 7 14 1895.
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Robert Atkinson
Joseph Hoskins
J. Lewis Hoskins
Blair
David Lamb
J H Rees
Wm Hobson
Jos Swetman
Daniel Smith
James Weston
Thos Hawley
Jas McPhillips
Wm A Detmering
Wm Vanburskirk
Galloway
Peter Christenson
Joseph Barns
Allison
Shell Hawley
Community Notes and Local Elections Report
Farmers finish plowing as snow blankets mornings. School election on the 6th names F. L. Harford as director and W. R B. Carter as clerk with H. C. Paulson as board chair. Elwood Armstrong visits from Idaho and Eli Haworth relocates to his mountain home. Miss Barrows plans a literary program for the 28th.
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Stafford
A. J. Rhodes
Hanson
Jole Ego
F. L. Harford
W. R B. Carter
H.C. Paulson
Elwood Armstrong
Planting Extends as Haworth Sows Fruit and Prune Trees
J T L Haworth finished planting 465 prone 150 peach and 100 cherry trees. Zimri Mille planted over 1000 trees with 0 cherry and the remainder prune. George Morris and John Rush helped him days later. Skin ner fifteen acres will be planted to fruit. Steele a new arrival from Shelby Co. engaged to work for Zimri Mills. Samuel Beck Mr and Mrs Osborne and Wm Bond attended the meeting.
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J. TL. Haworth
George Morris
John Rush
Skinner
Mr. Steele
Shelby Co
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S & Boys
Brownsville
Newberg Graphic
E. H. Woopwarp
Cum. C. Exeny
Newberg
McGraw
John B. Allen
Daily Independent
Salem
L. H. McMahan
America
Oregonian
Midway Plaisance
Jackson Park
China
Japan
Egypt
Ireland
South Sea Islands
Far East
Tropics
Park
Masonic Temple
State Street
Seigal & Cooper
Michigan Avenue
Wabash
Auditorium Hotel
Ashland
Great Northern
Monadooc
Monon
Unity
Pontiac
Manhattan
Michigan
Chicago Opera House
Beck
Osborne
HH. R
McMilxsvinwe, Or
Probate Court
Cord Oliver
Yarhill County, Or
Betatey
Abe Josnrm Hoskins
Yarhill County
Joseph Hopkins
Yamhill County
A. D
F. W. Fenton
Dey
Chehalem Valley Bank
W. McConnell
Mitch LL A. R. Mills
W. K. Allen
G. W. Mrreweny
A. R. Milis
Moses Voraw
F. E. Wadley
J.B. Hunt, Wadley, Hunt & CO
A. Hodgson
Main
Dayton Streets
Newberg, Oregon
Tom
C., Cox
Omdertaker
Sewberg
Quaker City
C.F. Butler
Freeder
Brahms Fowls
Duke of York
Oak Grove
Everest
Nparis
Colcord
Hstate
Elwoop
THE
Newberg Jeweler
Seopeatau
Main St
Albany Woolen
Men's & Boys
SOO Coc
Co. V. Allen
General Merchandise
Armory
Tuliding
Mata
J. D. Carter
Pena
J. Barrie
Christenson Brothers
Arriag
Ant Grubbers
X. Y
Agricultural Implement House
Strisgbrook
Spring Branch
Newnera
Wyandottesa Specialty
Hobson
Evans & Clemenson
Eail
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Amerca
Wa Ba Bright
Scientific American
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