Newberg Graphic Friday Edition
The Newberg Graphic appears as a weekly newspaper issued Friday mornings with editors FB H Woopwarp Onn and C Porrny listed as publishers.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1892
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic appears as a weekly newspaper issued Friday mornings with editors FB H Woopwarp Onn and C Porrny listed as publishers.
The piece blends rural proverb talk about hard work with a remark about a mass grasshopper appearance in Buchanan county Kansas. It then critiques Portland’s bid to make Mr Hood a national reservation aimed at lining local speculators’ pockets, calling the plan excessive.
Residents complain as funds flow into untraveled suburban streets to aid real estate developers while main thoroughfares decay. Local authorities face pressure to prioritize aging city streets and urgent repairs.
The Eastern Oregon tobacco grows for parasite control on sheep while the valley uses it differently. A movement seeks a new county formed from Yamhill Washington and Multnomah with Middleton or Sherwood as county seat. Mrs Tarrison’s illness deepens. the President remains beside his lifelong partner. Rev A Rogers leaves Forest Grove Times editors role, J W Marsh takes over. Street trees proposed as public improvements, fly suppression council seeks charter amendment.
Boston writer Gro T Axaxin calls for a humane congress of all nations at the world’s fair to discuss educating people against war strikes and cruel acts. He seeks cooperation from Mr Angell to convene a meeting with the aim of preventing cruelty to animals and improving labor and capital relations.
Ina Nonpyxe of For est Girove arrives home after being shanghaied in Asto ra by Kunko Kelley aboard a vessel bound for Havre. The tale follows a year away and an eventual homecoming. Separately a northbound train near Aurora strikes a man on the east side. a whisky bottle at the scene suggests foul play. City streets prompt reform critique and odd street scenes on Morrison and First streets. An Oak Brownsville Times note cites Oregon law enforcement as a sheriff recapturing a prisoner after a train stop, then the man reappears on the car asking for the sheriff.
The piece contrasts two immigrant mindsets in Oregon. One group seeks soft, easy jobs and fails to secure steady work, while another aims to earn honest bread through starting jobs and hard effort, earning respect and better opportunities as a result. It argues for integrity in promises and business dealings as essential to success.
The Rural Northwest urges caution against reckless risk taking in business and praises A N Carson & Son of Grants Pass for growing Black Hamburg grapes to prove Oregon can match California’s fruit. It notes Oregon’s fair stock exhibit decline and calls for fair treatment of breeders to restore value to premiums. It also challenges a Amity doctor’s questionable apple worm claim linked to kerosene use.
The text calls for farmers and the public to attend free meetings on farm, garden, and orchard topics in Corvallis Oregon. It emphasizes mutual community benefit, urges ladies' interest, and invites submissions on fruit, farm, garden, or household topics to F. L. Washburn for timely planning and publication.
At the state fair institute a speaker argues that breeding laying hens is more valuable to Oregon than trotting horses. He claims a hen capable of twelve extra eggs annually would aid humanity more than a record breaking horse.
A Farmers Institute is planned for Newberg with four or more sessions after Thanksgiving focusing on fruit culture. The event aims to showcase Newberg’s growing fruit industry and mirrors statewide agricultural meetings organized by the State Agricultural College at Corvallis. These non political gatherings discuss agricultural practices and testing in a journalistic tone.
Dayton writer Alva Macy shares a cousin's letter from Prof W A Hadley dated Sept 25 1802. He describes travel from Minneapolis to New York Antwerp Berlin and Cologne, Berlin's architecture and plumbing, German farms and tools, and notes on Cologne's ancient fortifications and a grand cathedral begun in 1900 A D with a tall tower and priceless paintings.
A week in Berlin reveals grand art centers with Da Vinci works, Royal Art School connections, and German tutelage. The writer describes American peers, church life, Consul General visits, Imperial landmarks, and a vast army presence across the city, noting the vast parade grounds and imperial displays.
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