Oregonian Rail Time Table South Schedule Details
Oregonian rail timetable lists Newberg to Portland departures and arrivals with times in April and April 1 voyage. Passenger service times include 755 am depart Newberg to Portland 940 am arrival Portland 12 15 pm arrival Newberg 124 pm. Afternoon times show Portland 420 pm arrival and 329 pm departure to Newberg with 60 pm arrival at Newberg. Freight rates to all points available from C B Prissell, Agent Newberg.
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Leo
Newberg
Portland
New
Pavenger
C. B. Prissell
Newberg Chronicle Strikes Tone Over National Affairs
In a 1991 retrospective column the Newberg Chronicle notes national issues from silver legislation to a proposed US ambassador recall and the need for safer monuments. It highlights local growth in Newberg and ongoing town development amid broader political talk.
Portland Stationers Urged Over Cross-State Purchases
Rno Jones urges readers to patronize Portland wholesalers rather than San Francisco houses, noting good firms in Portland. Meantime, Mead fight man should try again locally. B S Pave reports low response to agricultural questionnaires, asking readers to return answers soon. The Woodburn Independent recounts Alfred Close leasing a Chehalis store, planning a brick hotel, later leasing for ladies goods, with lease clauses blocking liquor sales and a clash over a liquor- selling plan.
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Rno. Jones
Tillamook
Portland
San Francisco
Vortland
Mead
Woodburn Independent
Sava
Alfred Close
Chehalis
Washington
W. J. Toose
Tooxe
Halifax
Close
Woolhorn
Mr. Close
Reindeer Experiment in Alaska and American Ideals
The article recalls a cash for a watch suit in a desert episode, and notes Dr. Suetpon Jackson plans a reindeer herd near Fort Clarence following imported animals in Alaska. It argues for American institutions and the Sabbath, and urges local focus on many small manufactures to strengthen towns and avoid economic ruin from a single large plant.
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Suetpon Jackson
Alaska
Uncle Sam's
Yamhill
Jackson
Fort Clarence
Siberia
Wall Meetings Spur Oregon Colony Governance Effort
Emigration in 1542 and a wave of settlers to California strengthened an independent American element. W I Gray emerged as a leading organizer in the Willamette Valley, gathering trusted settlers to spark a spontaneous move toward self government. A February 1845 meeting at the Oregon Institute, chaired by Dr. Babcock, led to a plan of operations for a later gathering at Janepl Gervais cabin the following March, known as the Wall meetings. LeBreton and Mr. Smith gauged public opinion on a fuller government as discussions continued among settlers at Willamette Falls.
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California
W. I. Gray
Whitman, Spalding, Kells
Walker
Willamette Valley
Oregon Institute
Babcock
Janepl Gervais
LeBreton
McLoughin
Oregon
L. W. Hastings
Doetor
George Abernethy
United States
White
James A.o'neil
William H. Gray
Balcock
O'Neil
Shortess
Newell
Lucier
Gray
Gervais
Hubbard
M’roy
Smith
Gay
Falla
Jason Lee
Asl
Champoeg
Vancouver
Champerg
Cray
Jo. Meek
Mark
Messrs
Lill
Meera
Hollbhard
Giray
Moore
Dougherty
Doors
Parrish
Coenmittes
Oregon settlers push for independent government at Champoeg
The narrative describes a heated debate among Oregon settlers over forming an independent government separate from British and American claims. A committee is appointed to study civil and military protection, with key figures including Dr Balcock, Dr White, O Neil, and James A O Neil leading efforts. Canadians oppose the move, but a majority supports organizing a legislative committee and a July meeting at Champoeg to draft a government plan.
First Oregon Legislature’s Plain Frame Building Voted
The early Oregon Legislature met in a 16 by 30 foot frame house used as school church and warehouse. They chose Robert Moore as chairman and George W. LeBreton as secretary. Debate over an executive head led to a three member Executive Committee. The session adjourned after three days.
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Oregon
Robert Moore
George W. LeBreton
Champeeg
Mealing
Crustavus Hines
Legislative Committee
Hudson's Bay Company
Hines
Moore
LeBreton
Wines
Dr. Babcork
O'Neil
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Oregonian Railway
North
Newberg Graphic
E. H. Woopwanp & Ono
C. Extra
Brownsville Times
Hiscu
Turkey
Henry Viewanp
Bjoruen Westeurteep
The
Ledger
Tittamook
Pasadena
Egan
Chili
Washington Monument
New York
Pave
Signal Service
Department of Agriculture
Sheridan
Churchman
America
Abraham Lincoln
Harrisburg Courier
Henaya
O. C. Wright
Capital
J. M. Wright
Newberg and Vicinity
OUR
Main Street
Depot
Landsee
Dorrance Bros
Alanson Beera
David Hill
Joseph Gale
Oregon Territory
United States of America
DM. Ramsey
Newbery
Oseph Wilson
Pacific College
Newberg, Oregon
Rural Home
Newdreng
Borer
D. W. Cummins
Whitt
Bank OF Newberg
Jesse Edwards, B. C. Miles
Moses Votaw
Jesse Edwards, J.C. Colcord
J. C. Miles
F. A. Morris
E. IL. Woodward
Exchange
Canada
IL. 1Dd & Tilton
National Park Bank
Bank
J.D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
W. P. Heacock
Newcerc
Orecon
Samuel Hobson
Arldist
Craven India
Mooney Bros
W. S& Powell
J.J. Shirey
Powell & Shipley
Commission
Cor
Front & Jefferson
Sta Fourtland
Oregos
DR. Young
Calis
Newnews
Onroos
M Rock
Ehon
Ano Ders
Atten
Venice
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