Newberg Chronicle Highlights Local Commerce and State Affairs
The issue promotes a combined subscription offer for local and regional papers, notes the 1894 Oregon legislature session starting January 14 in Salem, and discusses economic topics from wool prices and wool tax to farming prospects in Eugene and Willamette Valley contrasts. It urges improving streets and roads, comments on orchard profits, and reflects on national politics and weather.
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Oregon
Salem
Robbery arrests tied to express company haul and local cons
Fuaxk Kuri and Otis Savage were arrested days ago for robbing £14000 from the Duecifie Express Company’s office in The Dalles. Savage is son of Judge O. Savage. Klein is son of the ex-city marshal. Both youths, well supplied with money, have squandered large fortunes, while fakers roam fairs and markets selling charms and trinkets to gullible buyers.
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Fuaxk Kuri
Otis Savage
Duecifie Express Company
Dalles
Savage
Judge O
Klein
Wool Question Faces Foreign Goods Duty Debate
A fragment notes a key phase in the wool question describing the now argued need for a duty on foreign wool products to protect domestic supply and industry amid political and economic pressure. The short excerpt highlights tariff policy as a central issue in the trade dispute.
Local Hops Grower Sees Strong Stock and Cattle Movements
Walt Miller reports a good hop crop bale weighing 105 pounds dried in a henhouse, with two sacks and a ber hauled from Hatchcroft. John A. Simmons returns from Tillamook ranch near Woods noting better prices, while a cousin runs a small cheese factory yielding 4 per day. A Tillamook influx brings 500 cattle into the valley, with 200 to winter near Sheridan, Yamhill County. John Henderson harvests 27 acres of potatoes estimating 6000 bushels. Autopsy on Orin Moore reveals an eight inch oval cancer in the intestines. Whiteson Cider and Jelly factory plans large output of apple butter and jellies. Assessment summary shows hard times lowering land and lot values, with declines across real estate, livestock, railroad property, and taxes, while polls rise by 124.
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Walt Miller
Big Ranch
Tillamook County
Sound Country
Sheridan
Mr. Hoffer
Whiteson Cider and Jelly Factory
Do unto others and the Capen Shoe Company begins
A Philadelphia Record style list of cautions is followed by news that The Capen Shoe Company of Willamette Falls opened Monday with eighteen workers and plans to grow. The Portland Central Electric Company powers the plant, with leather stock from the east and California sole leather, focusing on men’s shoes and slippers for Oregon Idaho Washington.
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Philadelphia Record
Capen Shoe Company
Willamette Falls
Handa
Mfond
Portland Ceneral Electric Company
Igo. TB. Capen Company
Portland
Tia
San Francisco
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
California
Oregon City Enterprise
Bargain Notice From Vendor Offering Small Profit on Goods
A seller states aim to relieve distress yet make money and asks customers to accept a small profit on goods. He lists items including Assabet sacking, woolen and cotton ladies wear, Canton flannels, teasels, muslins, ginghams, shirting, cotton bats, siloes, with and without heels, storm slippers and sandals.
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Ongoonian
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New York
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Columbia
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Tere
Reform School At
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Tacoma
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Etock
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Donan
Aura
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Chicago
Patty
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Vilot Rock
Sheridan Sun
Yamhill County
Reporter
John Henderson
New Shoe Establishment
Neothre
ISM
Peon Tana
Cc. Stanley
NAPA
Teazel Downs
Siloes
C. Swanley
Newberg, Oregon
John A. Smith
Portland, OR
Mitchell & Moore
Harold Clark
West Hill
Thos. F. Oakes
Henry
Payne and I Henry C. Rouse
Orthern
Pacific
R. R
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Pullman
RT. Paul
Minneapolis
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Fargo
Grand Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
Philadelphia
Hoston Ant
Ko HH
Woodward
A. D. Charlton
Vass
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Parker & Inglis
City Express
Wilson's Grocery
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Wm. Jessup
J.S. Holt & Co
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Samuel Hobson
Newberg, Ore
Crayven
India
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Detroit
J.H. Townsend
F. A. Elliott
Newuena
Bank of Newberg
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Mrs. MecDaniel
J. IL Ilarriss
Armory Building
Springbrook
A. N. Parsesau
Rounseveile Willmar
Pacific Coast
Hjalmar Hjorth
Charles Warren Stoddard
Edith M. Thomas
Joaquin Miller
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J.D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
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Canada
Ladd & Tilton
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Clackamas
Millard Lee
Canby
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