Newberg Graphic May 5 1805 Notes on Expositions and Local Tales
Newberg Graphic reports from Oregon on the Columbian Exposition progress and potential tie use along Union Pacific lines. It notes Beaverton Chronicle editor change, a Saver schoolboy suspended for robbing a pheasant nest, and civic comments on pardons and Sunday laws. It also mentions Oregon figures Grover Cleveland and Francia C as twin babies and frustrations with crime and ministerial pay debates.
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Oregon
Baum flees using Sunday Sulool Journal as wrappers
A San Juan Washington newspaper editor named Baum is accused of reusing the Sunday Sulool Journal as wrappers for papers. The incident highlights a quirk in local press practices and newsroom resourcefulness.
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Baum
San Juan
Wash
Opening Up the Wolliws Fair At Fifty Cents Per Head
The article describes the opening of a world fair with President Cleveland pressing the electric button and the fair opening to visitors for fifty cents. It includes his speech praising American enterprise and the collaboration of nations, and then shifts to a personal reflection by Elith M. Day about poverty in Mexico, observing beggars at rail stations, their beauty and hardship, and a memorable journey.
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Tne
Bes
America
Frank James
Bill Dutton
Red Ag
Cleveland
Oura
Object USA
Gaurdeon
West
Mexico
Palestine
Etara
Eilith M. Day
Lewind Dryden
Railway and Marine Gazette
Woman's Building Dedicated Amidcrowded Exposition
Curesao May 1 The formal dedication of the Woman's Building drew a large crowd of women as Joann Ingeborg von Bromeart and Miss Ida Ilin opened with a march and prayer. Mrs Potter Palmer, president of the board of lady managers, proclaimed the opening and urged broader recognition of women's work and wages beyond traditional home roles. The speech emphasized unity of human interests, noted injustices against women, and argued the exposition should widen public sentiment on women maintaining households and pursuing skilled work.
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Curesao
Joann Ingeborg von Bromeart
Weimar
Germany
Ida [Ilin
Frances Elliott
London
Fife
Lady Antigers
Mix
Palmer
Commie
Crop Weather Bulletin No 6 Western Oregon
Weather summary for Western and Eastern Oregon reporting improvements in conditions with cool wet periods. Notes on rainfall amounts, frost events in Ashland, fruit crop prospects, soil saturation, and farming activity including wheat, hops, and vegetable progress across counties.
District school duties to teach national holidays and government
A reader urges school directors to require flag display and teach the meaning of national holidays, government, and laws. The writer questions teacher duties, Arbor Day care, and school grounds upkeep, suggesting Friday evenings for civic lessons and greater parental involvement.
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Oregon Courier
Gevides
U.S
Agricultural Outlook With Increased Acreage and Yields
The report notes general acreage increases including alfalfa in Malheur county and cereal crops in the Owyhee River valley. Lambing is near completion with 5 percent losses. the wool clip is expected to be excellent. Horticulture shows peach bloom near the Columbia River, while blue mountain regions lag. Warmer, sunny weather could improve vegetation.
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Malheur
Owder
Columbia River
Blue Mountains
Paave, L. F. C
W. B
Weather Summary for Oregon State Weather Service April 1893
Oregon State Weather Service records show April 1893 in Newnene Oregon with elevation 400 feet. The month averaged 45 degrees, 1 below normal, with 51 on the 21st and a minimum of 15 on the 15th. Total precipitation reached 5.54 inches, 1.62 inches above normal, marking the wettest period in 24 hours on the 1st and 2nd. Winds were variable, with 0 days of clear weather, 4 partly cloudy, and 25 days with precipitation. Light frost occurred on the 15th. no killing frost. The observer noted a cooler, rainier month compared with prior averages.
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Oregon
Ashland
Douglan
Josephine
Jackson
Wutsye
Newnene
Epwcxp
Rosso
School Echoes Spar Over Superintendent's Salary
A reader argues for raising the superintendent's pay to allow periodic visits to schools and proper inspection of echoes and conditions. The letter urges readers to consider improvements in teachers’ reports and school accommodations.
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Bal Veel
Local Post Office Contenders Mentioned in Satirical Horoscopes
The unidentified column lists likely successors for post office incumbents in several towns. Names include H. L. Harris in Dayton and various candidates in North Yaunhill Amity and McMinnville, with whimsical zodiac readings suggesting ambition rather than certainty. The piece ends hinting a strawberry birthmark predicts the winner.
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Dayton
H. L. Harris
North Yaunhill
Gist
Carlton
J. W. Collins
LaFayette
John Thompson
Sheridan
J. T. Simpson
Amity
C. H. Burch
Newberg
McMinnville
Freshen Up With Liver Cure For Sprin Work
An advice notice promotes Liver Cure as a tonic to feel fresh and cheerful for spring work. It claims two or three doses weekly, priced at 50 cents per bottle, with a positive guarantee from C F Moore & Co.
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C.F. Moore & Co
Tom
Guersntes
Woodward, Clarke & Co
Rietall Druggste
Portland
Oregon
C. F. Moore & CO
Sewberg
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Pist Allies
Parsipent
Clevelanp
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Man West
The
Chronicle
Harry Lowa
Ruth Cleveland
Dan Murphy
Grover C
Francia C
Oregon Enterprise
Iowa
Oregonian
Dr. Cole
Stevenson
Potter Valmer
Paisley
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Goteo
Oregon City
Capital Journal
Salem Ministerial Union
Coors
BTC
Beaverton
Washington County
Linn
Marion
Clackamas
Washington
Wamhill
Clickaman
Onegon
Sherman An Wasco Veretioy
Ceweon
Klamath
Dith
Vth
Saakal
Olegon State Weathhe Service
Chehalem Valley Bank
Newberg, Oregon
Capital
G. W.mcconnell
G. C. Christenson
G. W. Mitchell
A. BR. Mills
W. K. Allen
G. W. Merenene
A. R. Mines
Moses Voran
F. E. Hadley
J. J. Hunt
Madley, Hunt & CO
A. Hodgson
Main & Dayton Streets
Orbgoow
Christenson Brothers
Frabes
Perry
Ghnt Grubbers, Rness
Janet Jr
Lf Ford, Evangelist
Des Noiues
S. B. Men. Mra. Co
Dajar, Oregon
J. F
Pring Branch
Newners
Ss. Hobson
Reew Paina
Llnery
Smith & Haworth
Baldwin & Haworth
Newberg Am
H. D. Fox
Vevally
Bond
Main Street
Mardwick
Siew Millinery Store
IRS
CG. P. Kenyon
Leslee
Chelee
Hota
Treeay & Seweerapsiogs
Aras
Rasyss
Sania
Mario
Ali Ottee
Park Eee
New York
Mr. Man
Ulee
Mr Hood
Poe & Second St
Newuerg, OR
Quong Lee
Quaker City
C.F. Porter
Preeder and Faweter
Brabtia Vowia Ince
York
Newderg
Uregon
Times
Standard Authority
Waltore
Minas
T. B, Cummings
Allen Smith
Vountachors & Builders
Meridian Sts
Evans & Clemenson
Townesend
Wood
Bi-Chloride of Gold Institute
Powell St
Sam Francisco
Cal
Lamb & Holley
Newberg and Vicinity
First Street
Morris, Miles & Co
Oak Grove
Rigatman
MAY & O Sore
Florista
Seedsta’m
St. Fact
Mixw
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