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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1904

Page

6

Lapham Averts Disaster in Sand Island Fishermen Clash

Dan Lapham rallies the Columbia River fishermen to defend traps on Sand Island after a night of patrol and planned confrontation with the southsiders. Sankala cares for Ringwold as the dawn battle unfolds and old Seadog directs defense plans before a potential second assault.

Waters Sankala Ringwold Sasskala Golumbia Druge Seadog Sand Island

Sankala Begins a Desperate Stand in a Fishermen’s Crisis

Sankala lingers between daybreak and the old sleeper as the fight to save Ringwold and an aged friend unfolds. Dan Lapham, once part of the team, promises to avert the county poor farm fate, drawing her into a tense alliance born from shared traps and mutual care. The moment marks a turning point as dawn opens on a perilous confrontation.

Sankala Dan Lapham Dan Ringwold

Unfortunate Choice Ends Swedish Paper Scheme

Mrs Black and Mrs Green, both seeking help with domestic staff, try a Swedish newspaper trick to keep a cook. Mrs Black reports success, but Mrs Green finds the tactic backfires when the hired girl turns out to be a Finn.

Mrs. Green Mrs. Black

Growth of European Population Doubling 1880 to 1900

The article notes Europe’s population more than doubled from 1880 to 1900. It states Latin nations in the west and southwest contributed the least to growth while the eastern regions saw the greatest expansion as they had not yet fully adopted modern civilization.

Europe West Southwest East

Local Summer Trip Echoes of Heat and Talk

Fragments describe a hot summer outing with family conversation about blankets and travel. The passage hints at a tense, uneasy mood during the city boy’s swamp trip and a mother’s response.

Feeding Sheep in Troughs Design Proven Superior

A detailed illustration shows a 12 foot long trough for sheep. It features 1 inch lumber with 1/4 inch thick slats, 16 inch width, 22 inch height, and 6 inch wide sides. End pieces extend 6 inches below the bottom for secure footing.

How to construct a sheep feed trough rack system

A trough and rack assembly is described with slats nailed to 3 inch by 12 foot timbers to form hinged racks. Each rack uses two side strap hinges and a mid rack hasp that pivots to secure over a staple. The design allows filling from either side by lowering a rack and resting it on the trough edge.

Skim Milk Feeding Guides For Young Pigs

Prof. W. A. Henry advises starting skim milk at two weeks with a separate trough, feeding three times daily then tapering. Introduce grain like cornmeal or barley meal, allow pig to eat until full, and separate runts for special care. Milk to grain ratio should not exceed three to one for best returns.

Orst W. A. Henry Hoard’s Dairyman

Corn History in Kansas Roots and Early Agriculture

The article traces long standing corn cultivation in Kansas from early chronicles of Coronado in 1451 through prehistoric evidence and indigenous practices. It notes Bourgmont’s observation of corn among Kansas Indians on the Missouri River, Say's 1819 visit near Manhattan, and Pike's 1806 references to Pawnee corn and pumpkins drying in the sun.

Kansas America Lansing Bourgmont Missouri River Thomas Say Major Long Manhattan Gol. Zebulon M. Pike

Grow Your Flock Efficiently With Ranging and Supplemental Feed

The article stresses optimal chick growth from birth to market or winter quarters. It notes that while range grazing aids health and feed availability, chicks still need additional nourishment beyond what the range provides to ensure robust development.

Chick Rearing Tips for Summer Profitability

The passage advises farmers to provide ample feeding to chicks to prevent weight loss from lice exposure. It stresses avoiding lice by keeping chicks under proper cover at night and maintaining continuous growth through summer. Proper care ensures steady gains and eventual profitability.

Abgat the Back Yard for a Practical Garden Space

The article advises farmers and town residents to keep a tidy back yard with a wide level lawn and a natural tree background. Avoid placing chicken coops between the lawn and trees, locate coops near outbuildings, and create a circular flowering bed with rich soil. Add vines, benches, and shaded work areas to encourage outdoor tasks.

One Man Cross-Coat Saw Improves Stability

Instructions from the Indianapolis News describe strengthening a cross cut saw for one operator. A hickory pole tied to the blade end, with a slit and holes, stiffens the blade and reduces wobble for better cuts.

Indianapolis News

Better Dairymen Needed

A writer praises cows with sharp backs deep bodies clean heads bright eyes and strong udders. He notes such cows could yield 8000 to 10000 pounds of milk yearly but laments that without a well bred owner their bodily powers remain underused and production falls short.

Poultry Hints for Health and Profit in Farm Flocks

Practical guidance on brooders and geese. Geese breed poorly young. goose eggs ship poorly. charcoal disinfectant. keep young ducks off water till feathered. ducks on tiny farms. goose feather value around 1 dollar yearly. soft eggs linked to oyster shell diet. poultry on 88.8 percent of U.S. farms. spring chicks can lay by February with meat in rations. cleanliness as health cornerstone. incubator failures from ignorance. avoid high perches to protect breast bones.

United States

Cure for Sciatic Pains Promoted by Local Resident

A local resident, D. S. Colson, attests Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured his severe sciatic pain and hip agony. He claims the medicine stopped his pain completely and attributes relief to removal of uric acid through healthier kidneys.

Colson Dodd

Opal Fossil Shark Found Near White Cliffs Australia

A rare opalized shark fossil from block Nao 6 at 35 feet depth near White Cliffs is described. The specimen measures about six feet long with seven six inch sections and 18 inch head shoulder girth. Veins of purple opal surround the body and eye sockets are deeply indented. It has been sent to London for further study after being bought by an opal dealer.

White Cliffs Block Nao 6 Sydney London

Two Missouri Towns Reflect Early County Origins

The Oak Grove Banner recounts how settlers from Kentucky and the West formed Clay County with county seat Liberty on the north bank of the Missouri River, while Virginians and Southern migrants settled Jackson County with capital Independence on the south bank, a division that endures. Clay favored liberty, Jackson independence.

Missouri Clay Jackson Kentucky Missouri River Liberty Virginia Big Muddy Independence Oak Grove

Madam Learns Husband Murdered and Robbed

Town Topics reports a grim quip as a widow learns her husband was killed and robbed, prompting reflection on misfortune and a sharp daytime witticism about missing pockets.

Croker Sends Message From Wantage on New York Politics

Richard Croker writes from Wantage England stating he is rapidly forgetting all he knew about New York politics and political affairs. The note highlights his distance from the city and its political scene.

Richard Croker Wantage England New York

Gratitude as the fairest blossom from the soul

A reflective adage quoting Ho eea Ballou on gratitude as the heart’s most fragrant bloom and a virtue that Springs from inner truth.

Banana yields far surpass other crops in land use

The text notes that bananas produce forty four times more food per acre than potatoes and one hundred thirty times more than wheat. It also mentions Persian beauty practices where faces are decorated with painted animal and insect figures.

Rosa Adams Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Rosa Adams of 619 13th St praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing ill effects of colds and female disorders. She claims persistent fatigue and weakness were relieved and health restored after use. She notes her relation to General Roger Hanson C S A and urges other women to try the remedy.

Rosa Adams Roger Hanson C.S.A Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham 13Th St Above Rite

Free Medical Advice to Women Ad

Mrs Pinkham offers free medical advice to women seeking help. Write to her to discuss health concerns. the service is advertised as free and confidential for female readers.

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