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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1892
Page
2
The column mixes literary verses with sharp notes on Coquille City smallpox cases and Chinese registration fears. It reports Portland police shakeups, a suspected suicide, and upcoming Portland election tension over liquor licensing alongside satirical commentary on temperance and county politics.
The piece argues athletics are essential in schools and praises college students for supporting physical culture. It notes an Iowa Farmers Institute in Newberg with papers on prune culture and fruit tree diseases, plus lectures on weather work and grape culture. It calls for a reform school or state school for girls in Oregon and questions lacking support for girls’ reform.
A traveler recalls a visit to a remote pueblo near Starvation Peak describing crude huts, ladders to upper floors, a central wooden bowl meal, and a blend of ancient rites with Catholic influence. He notes harsh legends of crucifixions and desertion of nearby sites while detailing hospitality and antiquated customs.
The piece reflects on Colanshes Day and praise for patriotic, instructional activities. It thanks local people and State Executive Committee for their response and signals a new call for public demonstrations of patriotism in support of Oregon’s educational interests.
A missionary conference speech urges Christians to increase self surrender and Christlikeness to meet the Macedonian cries for help. It stresses prayer literature, support for missionaries, fighting intoxicants, and a disciplined giving plan to fund gospel work worldwide.
From OU exchanges a list of break ins during Columbus day exercises notes thefts at A J Apperaon M Bond Chas Daniels and Mr Hoer koavicky with about $18 stolen from Apperaon the likely thief a tramp painter once employed by Kellett seen near Hoerkoavicky the next morning. Pocketbooks were searched in one house and one taken.
Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until 2 p.m. Saturday November 4 for the grubage and eroding of Church Street between First and Third streets and Second Street to pilot 2. Specifications of work may be found at the Recorder's office. Bid reflects any and all taxes. Cox, Newberg, Oregon. Site Com.
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