Newberg Graphic and Local Notes for Friday Nov 10 1893
The Newberg Graphic reports total fair admissions reaching 21 459 875 and notes political shifts with Colorado equal suffrage gains while Ohio elects McKinister governor by a large margin. It mentions plans for a new Democratic newspaper in Saces and updates on regional church leadership and U S engineering offices with Major Jas C Post taking charge in the northwest.
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Mason Wasouvry
Louisville
Jas. C. Post
U. S. Engineering Corps
Sandbury
Caeycades Jorcka
Post
Christian missionaries spark growth of churches in Japan
As a result of missionary labor, Japanese worship freedom has let Christianity flourish. Last year a district persecution case prompted the education minister to state that teachers' faiths — Christian, Buddhist, or none — do not affect official policy. Protestants total 65 churches with 5,504 members.
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Japan
Moody's meetings draw Chicago fair crowds and prunes market notes
The article recalls Moody's sermons drawing large crowds at the fair with many turned away at doors. It then discusses pruning in the Willamette Valley, urging expanded markets to counter rising production and keep prices from collapsing, and touches on Thanksgiving preparations and proclamations by Governor Pollnoyer and President Cleveland in late November.
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Chicago
Moody's
Willamette Valley
Paville County
Goring
Cleveland
Double shooting in Portland ends in death and wounding
German immigrant Theodora Liebe was shot dead on East Dark street after he shot Theodora Liebe and then killed himself. The suspect, Hess, had been arrested for theft and faced trial on November 27, with authorities believing Liebe will recover.
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Portland
Christian Iles
Theodora Fh
Liebe
Ileas
Licbe
Hess
Oregon Display at the Fair Draws Mixed Reviews
The state’s fair display earns mixed praise with the horticultural exhibit solid but the mining display criticized as meager. Oregon’s dairy and domestic fowl notes, Japan tail legends, and commentary on pricing and discipline at the fair shape a wary portrait of ambition and economy.
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P. T. Barnum
Dr. Lewis
Oregon
Lawing
Lewis
Alosking
Savage
Japan
Fale
America
California
Oregon Thanksgiving Proclamation Calls for Silver Restorement
Governor Pennoyer designates the fourth Thursday of November as Thanksgiving and urges restoration of silver on full legal tender money. He laments ill-advised federal policy that harms industry, employment, and the ability to buy food and shelter, and asks prayers for congressional action. Salem, Oregon, November 1, 1903.
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Pennoyer
Commonwealth
Providence
Oregon
Congress of the
United States
Capitol
Salem
Syvivester Pieshoven
Prune Crop Prospects In Oregon Counties
The harvest yields show heavy rains reduced the crop in northern Oregon, with southern areas fairer. Douglas County reports around 15,000 pounds, including Italian and Petite varieties, while Lane Marion and Polk counties projected substantial totals. Oregon growers expect a total yield across Wasco and Columbia regions to lift overall production despite weather setbacks.
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Oregon
Dongle County
Nowne River Valley
Eugene
Larne
Benton
Marion
Volk
Ja Vyawhill
Clackaras
Portland
Columbia
Pritee Orbante
Wasco County
Prune and Dried Apple Prices Report Fluctuating
Market notes from the North West brandish unsettled prices for prunes and dried apples in Portland. Growers face shy buyers at listed asks, with Italian prunes near six cents per pound and silver varieties about a penny higher. California shipments flood the market, depressing values, while French prunes show firmer signs in France. A Vancouver salesman sold 70,000 pounds at seven cents in Portland.
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Oregon
Walla Walla
Souke River
Grand Ronde Valley
Boise
California
New York
United States
S. A. Clark
Oregonian
Portland
San Francisco
Goby
Slya
Santa Clara Valley
Rarai Northweal
Fattening Beef and Pork Could Boost Oregon Agriculture
The article argues Oregon should diversify from wheat to fattening cattle and hogs to support local meat production. It contends the region imports meat due to infrastructure and pasture shortages, urging intelligent agricultural shift and reduced reliance on imports to improve profits and labor use.
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Columbia
Willamette
Portland
India
Wheat, pork, and farming lessons from a hard year
A series of observations argues that diverse farming and intelligent wheat use can support pork and lard production, easing price pressures. The piece cites agricultural education, college work, and honest practices as keys, while noting regional pride in yields and fruit shipping standards.
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Oregonian
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