13 May 1892
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1892
Page
1
Readable fragments list municipal roles including Mayor Recorder Material, Treasurer, Street Commissioner, Surveyor, and ward assignments for First Second and Third Ward, indicating a municipal slate or appointment outline.
Inland reports note E R Luckey of Eugene in Stockton asylum. Arizona opposes closing the World’s Fair on Sunday. Portland grand jury probes police laxity. San Pedro repair plans near Victoria. Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern merges into Northern Pacific Pacific division. Ogden Utah uses only Utah stone for paving. Victoria customs revenue from Chinese immigrants nears $14,000. Richard Gird ships beet seed to Alvarado Sugar Co. first Southern California beet seed shipment. Ogden gas push faces quicksand control concerns. Fitzgerald arrested for embezzlement tied to Santa Cruz Storage Water Co. irrigation commences on Moelomne Canal. San Francisco coast defenses upgrade with new 15 inch gun carriages. Page discharges blast at Heveta end promontory. Lewiston postmaster bond case appeals for $10,000. California grain and fruit prospects look good with rains and frosts minor. Cocopahs and Yumas engage near Yuma over labor market. Luckey disappearance investigated in Eugene. Major W H Williams to Alaska on sealing inquiry. San Francisco appeal court reverses tug towing rulings on Straits of Fuca. Supreme Court to decide final legality of partial foreign towing.
Missouri women plan to furnish the State Building with carpets and rugs woven from Missouri wool. A 826 pound pumpkin will be sent by E. S. Denison of Alameda County. Miss Alice Rideout of San Francisco wins the contract for sculptural work worth 5200 dollars. Over 6000 men are working on exposition buildings with day and night shifts on some sites.
The article notes Emperor William donated 3,000 marks to promote outdoor recreation in Germany. It also mentions various early 20th century figures and events, including a Yale placement, Evarts travel, Trollope and Bjornson remarks, and a broader roundup of Eastern items with politics, industry, and infrastructure notes.
A dense listing of agricultural goods and prices across ports and markets. Entries include flour, oats, hay, barley, dairy products, vegetables, fruit, meats, canned goods, and condiments with multiple regional quotes such as Walla Walla Oregon and California. The long compilation notes per cental and per pound rates and variations among commodities.
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