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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1894
Page
2
Fragments report a November 14 1894 issue noting Enron Puntisuen publication details at Newberg Oregon. Items mention government feeding costs, political forecasts, a McMinnville farmers institute, a Corduroy anti corset league in England, and remarks on elections and public figures.
A newspaper column condemns urban living pictures and living ventures as immoral spectacles. It argues such stage displays corrupt public morals, urges organized opposition, and warns that decay will spread from large cities to smaller towns if unchecked. It appeals to readers, especially women, to act against indecent performances.
Former Pacific College teacher G N Hartley writes from Tecumseh Oklahoma Territory recounting August travel from Indiana via Des Moines Iowa to O k city and Tecumseh. He praises friends Indians like Smith Nichola Charles Flue Jacket and Scar-Faced-Charley, notes crop prices and local land features, and urges city action to open a cemetery street connecting Wynooski Street and a foot bridge for easier access. He ends with subscription offer and Ruma Nowruwret details.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receives a world fair award with a highest medal and a diploma. The recognition underscores the product's quality and popularity among exhibitors.
A. Meade is accused of bigamy after Edith Ellis of Middleton wed him. A Seattle woman Mrs Ida Meade, claiming six children, traveled to Middleton and Portland to confront him. Warrant issued by Hillsboro prosecutor. arrest made at La Grande as Meade worked for Singer in Oregon. The second wife plans to pursue the case to the penitentiary.
Mr. Smith comments on the tariff law dampening prospects for Oregon lumbermen yet villagers cling to hope. Charles Riggio a 70 year old Irishman from near North Yam Hill is taken to the asylum by Sheriff Henderson as his age and hardship have driven him to insanity. Mrs. John Redmond has recovered from diphtheria though her child Effie eight is gravely ill and died Wednesday night.
Farmers plowing sowing and pruning bustle as springlike weather returns. Families relocate confirms, debating society prepares another session on women voters and temperance. Local firms advertise cards plants and land for sale while Oregon Kidney Tea promotes kidney health with regionwide news notes.
Henry Westerman of North Yambill was tried in the city on a larceny charge involving a band of goats owned in partnership with Westerman Broa. Justice Roncela presided. W T Vinton and J J Spencer spoke for state and defense. The case sent the defendant to the grand jury on 500 dollars bail. The piece also notes the temporary closing of the Hotel Yamhill after lessee Sanders quit, and comments on local business conditions and lumber activity.
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