27 May 1892
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1892
Page
1
Incomplete text fragment mentions tees and a year around 73 with reference to an event or items. Reads like a local brief with unreadable specifics. No clear names, places, or outcomes are discernible from the legible portion.
Readers receive a sprawling national update with notes on Phoenix sewer work and a 125000 dollar project, Oregon settlers totaling over 100000 for the year, Salt Lake gambling disputes, Sacramento charter approval, and a giant Hanover Valley iron ore deal. Also covered: a Car Son fandango, a Fort Harrison naming, Fox river mining buys at Prescott, and political clashes over Santa Fe railroad concessions.
Virginia plans to reproduce Mount Vernon at the Chicago fair and display Washington relics while Idaho ships live elk for the Columbian Exposition. Arkansas bankers fund a $50,000 Arkansas State building room. Arabs join Bar num's circus exhibit prior to opening. Hawaiian exhibit to San Francisco without charge. Cambridge sculptor models a bronze figure of ideal proportions for Harvard's Dr. Sargent. North Carolina showcases chain fragments once held Columbus. West Park Commissioners allocate $10,000 for flowers at the Illinois building. Mrs. Mulligan seeks a gypsy encampment for Midway Plaisance. Australian artisans may visit to study U S building and invention methods. Gold and silver exhibits may total several million dollars, with Colorado leading and a $60,000 nugget collection already secured, including a statue titled Silver queen valued at 7,500 to 10,000 dollars.
A San Francisco donation of 25000 supports an artificial cataract in Golden Gate Park with a 75 foot fall. The item is part of a string of notices including real estate purchases, retirement ages for generals, a Colton mansion sale for about 250000, and other social updates.
A Nebraska farmer warns that placing healthy hogs into yards prior affected by cholera leads to rapid spread. He urges thorough plowing, removal of fences and sheds, strict disinfection, and keeping hogs away for at least a year. He blames farmer carelessness and imports for recurring outbreaks and bets $1,000 on proven clean breeding stock and yard hygiene.
A Country Gentleman writer extols sheep powered churns over dogs and goats, noting cost benefits and wool yield. He discusses railless operation, heat tolerance, and the need to train handlers, while nearby notes Cornell University cheese and butter courses and the Vatican mosaic exhibition plans.
A crowded list of market quotes for produce and grains with numerous items from Oregon California and Washington. Cabbage potatoes cauliflower lettuce and tomatoes appear with per cental crate and per pound prices while grains include barley oats and bran with per ton or per bushel rates. Fruit and dairy sections show berries lemons apples and butter with varied regional prices.
A dense OCR fragment lists prices for coffee, sugars, fruits, vegetables, meats, and hardware items. It includes carriers like Corrice Costa Rica and Daiso Fruits, assorted beans, berries, pineapples, and canned goods with per pound and per dozen quotes, plus hides, dairy, and hardware materials across multiple regions.
Fragmentary OCR lists burlap sizes and prices with net cash terms and assorted bag weights and dimensions. Mentions wheat and oat bags with scattered figures and vendor tags.
Lord Burleigh cites three Mondays as unlucky the first in April marking Cain and Abel, the second in August at Sodom and Gomorrah destruction, and the last in December tied to Judas birth and betrayal. He warns it may affect ventures.
A box office teller recalls a humorous mix up when a well dressed man asked for two seats in the foyer. The clerk chose two parquet seats instead, matching the man’s request with a bit of tongue in cheek. Kate Field's Washington notes the amusing anecdote.
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