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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1898
Page
2
Farmers prepare for the upcoming fair as Oregon selects McBride Simon Tongue and Moody to competently represent the state in dairy profit discussions. The event promises insights for local producers and community engagement.
The Oregonian reports on ongoing pursuit of Mitchell while noting deep two foot snow on McKenzie Pass and a looming severe winter. Polly Owens allegedly has her thirtieth husband in Noblesville Indiana and sheep prices rebound with rising ewe and lamb offers.
Governor elect T. T. Geer is billed to deliver several speeches on Walla Walla during the state campaign. He will focus on bolstering the party against free silver forces and is considered a timely asset for the Republicans in this period.
A discussion on new flags over Oregon schoolhouses notes their beauty while warning about rapid deterioration in many districts. The piece critiques the practicality of the law and highlights storage and maintenance concerns across rural districts. It also mentions Eldridge's creamery in Newberg as a growth opportunity for Chelalem valley farmers and ridicules a claim that alcohol can remove grass stains, arguing it harms clothing and homes.
Promotes dairy study and affordable feed to boost milk output. Emphasizes benefits to producers and merchants, urging support to supply sufficient milk for a successful creamery in town.
The article notes that two years prior the senate would receive full pay while house members got five days pay and officers full pay. It argues those who kept roll calls ready to work would be rewarded, whereas those who abstained and blocked organizing the house would be cut off without pay.
The article notes a formal opening planned for Saturday October 15 in La Grande and predicts the factory will be a great success for Oregon. It also mentions ex-president Harrison campaigning in Ohio for Republicans and comments on Jo Simon’s political methods and strength on the money question.
The Statesman profiles Clarence Butt as an able representative of Yamhill County who votes against unnecessary expenses. The clerkship matter then arises with one extra clerk granted except for the railroads committee. Burt of Yamhill opposes an extra clerk saying the committee has not met yet. Only one bill has been referred to the committee so far.
The Roseburg editor reports meeting many friendly Western Oregon residents during a trip to Salem. People discuss record hay grain fruit hops and farm prospects while strong debates over politics and economics fade from attention. A Eugene Guard note mocks gender equality rhetoric with a colorfully dressed buck and a blanket laden pack mule in a social scene.
The vote across Canada for prohibition yielded a small overall majority, with Ontario and Nova Scotia supporting and Quebec strongly against. Provincial results show Ontario about 15 000, Nova Scotia 17 670, New Brunswick 12 000, Prince Edward Island 6 160, Manitoba 800, British Columbia 00, Northwest Territories 488, while Quebec recorded a 40 872 vote against prohibition. Overall turnout and dominant political shift remain uncertain as reports close.
The piece surveys plebiscite voting amid party politics, noting Ontario would prohibit only if a 15 000 majority exists yet Quebec would face injustice enforcing prohibition. It cites Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s cabinet as divided and warns outdoor life aids health, while describing the Omaha Exposition’s strong financial footing and broader expo optimism.
An advertisement promotes Dr. R V Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the key to nervous strength and stable health for women. It claims the medicine purifies heals and strengthens the system and helps with regularity and easier childbirth. A testimonial from Mrs Marguerite Collin of Ontario endorses its efficacy.
The document portrays colonial attitudes with sweeping stereotypes about Chinamen and natives. It notes gendered marriage customs, armed resistance, and social behavior. The piece mentions trade items from the Philippines and claims about American ammunition and industry conditions, reflecting dated reportage and biased language.
School opened a week ago with strong attendance. F Hertig was ill and Jim Conlee visited the area. A party occurred at Basel Blume’s home and a dance with an oyster supper was planned at Myers’ place Friday. Anna Carter visited from Newberg and the postman delivered a new fast mail rig.
Report covers week ending October 5. James M Pugh manager Martin J Jones and wife H G Miller part of block 1 Ever etts added to Newberg. J P Dorsey and wife to MJ Nlow fit Monitors. KD Chris Neuman and wife to Got.
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