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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1890
Page
2
Fasenger and freight rates to all points can be obtained from agent Newberg by A Doarplas manager AWG Food & B.A.
The Newberg exhibit at the Portland exposition is praised as a credit to Yamhill county with strong local support and admiration from distant readers. The 1 fair was a success, showcasing departments and attracting visitors, while plans for a permanent grounds site and future meetings are urged to sustain growth and local prosperity.
A local notice invites all interested in keeping the Newbery pond fair to attend a meeting on Saturday October 1 at 2 PM at Priemlecharch. Organizers seek male participants for Pow ground and discuss forming a permanent organic fog committee.
Jesse Edwards presents Ist irade ewea and back to back. Tin and Thoroughbred Shropshire noted. Blair and Hosking show lat Grade lambs.
A 19th century Oregon debate cites Hon. John Minto arguing that Yamhill derives from the Yamétil Indian tribe rather than potato-like mounds. The essay links camas labor and earth mounds to social life, marriage signals, and cautions against the Calapooya origin, noting native usage of "Yamel" for the people.
A lengthy missive describes a dusty overland trip from Oregon to Denver and points east. The writer details crops in Kansas Nebraska Ohio and Vermont, discusses farmer finances and debt, comments on Harpers Ferry and old war sites, and envisions a growing Newberg Oregon with population around 2500.
Tam bids farewell while expressing hope of reuniting with loved ones soon. The message emphasizes trust and a longing to be together again, reflecting a personal note of closure and anticipation.
The Oregonian notes Newberg in Chehalem valley as a model of reclamation and industry. It describes thriving fruit production with apples pears peaches and apricots, plus dried fruits and vegetables, showing how a newly settled region develops through intelligent effort and abundant harvests.
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