Portland and Oregon notes and editorials in September 1892
A fragment from a Oregon newspaper page reports editorials and local notes. Items include remarks on German newspapers in Illinois for Cleveland, Oregon pioneers John Ellwood and James Terwillinger passing, political shifts in Kansas, moral reflections on a Sheridan Sun editor, opium smuggling reciprocity with Canada, sugar price movements by Claus Spreckels, and mentions of Portland police race questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
John Ellwood
Milwaukie
James Terwillinger
Portland
de Ondant
Green-Terwillinger
Oregon editor laments delinquent subscribers and jail escapes
A Portland style tirade critiques convicts and a jailed figure Jenkins for lax borders and cholera risk. The piece attacks John Sullivan and a swaggering president, then urges readers to pay dues while ribbing local editors and subscribers for neglecting payments.
Letter From Fe Woodward Mixxearous Run to Minneapolis
A passenger letter from Mixxearous Woodward dated September 2 1892 describes a three and a half day Portland to Minneapolis trip by train. He notes a crowded twelve coach train with diverse travelers including students from Washington and Indiana fishermen and a California to New Jersey visitor. He praises the mix of people the pleasant weather and the dustiest stop at Paseo while recounting light social observations and local remarks.
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Mixxearous
Minn
Minneapolis
A.im
Portland
Walla Walla
Washington
Presbyterian Theological
Texas
Serosa
Misa Alexander
Columbia River
Kansas
Finland
Sweden
Oakland
California
Newark
N. J
Rocky Mountains
Waashington
Dekota
Paseo
Rte
Manhattan grain farm shows vast Montana irrigation wealth
A Montana valley once a single stock ranch now totals 75000 acres owned by a syndicate and named Manhattan grain farm. Barley is grown for malt with plans for a brewery, 600 acres this season yielding about 40 bushels per acre. Foreman is a Dakota Dalrymple relative. 300 workers, 4 per month wages, steam plows, 500 horses, 30 binders, two thrashers turning 5000 bushels daily. shocks line the fields as 180 acres were harvested in a hurry.
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Dakota Dalrymple
Arkansas
Minneapolis
United States
St. Paul
California
Columbia
Oregon
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Yamhill County
Brownsville
Aberg Graphic
K. H. Woopwarp & Ons
C. Fiesty
Newberg
Wamagatso
Chili
Puget Sound
Saturday Night
Hofer
Salem Journal
Marion County Democrat
Illinois
Cleveland
Republican Party
Jim Legate
Peoples Party
Reform School
Pomeroy
Sheridan Sun
Canada
China
Sons of Portland
Claus Spreckles
Tne
Big
San Francisco
Jons
Semothine
Sheridan
Venter Piers
Tuewe
Maninee
Jenkins
New York
John N. Sullivan
New Orleans
Sullivan
Polk Cotemizer
Yamhill
Woodward
D. C. Wright
Capital
J. M. Wright
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Main Street
Depot
General
Newberg and Vicinity
Mall
Yaoda , Clarke & Co
Newberg Wood Yard
Fam
Wilson
Walter Stratton
Tablle Sale
Newberg Clydesdire Horse Company
Owen Jones
Julia A. Pryan
Arlington Hotel
L. W. Hanger
A. St. Pave
Landsee
Chicago
Thomson—Ironston and
Elison
Almantaeteres
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Great Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Frank
Ualas Mg
Zuni
Bia Renda
Zunie
Kickapoo Tol
Kickapoos
Iphan
Baca
Fou
Charlies Bigelow
Vieitiow
Larmive
Meelow
Khickape
Atevo
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Poo Indian Medicine Company
Newhaven
Cope
Lliance
Bout Am Macdead
Oera
Amd
Sa F
Manele
Cor
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Demlitass
Psrsoss
Werner
Cee
Eeasone
F. H. Storey
Mitchell & Clark
Proprietors of the
Enterprise
Yard, Cor. Second & Meridian Sts
H. F. Ong
Pr. E. Hadley
J. R.want
Hadley, Hunt & CO
A. Hodgson
Main
Dayton Streets
EW Furniture Store
Catkins’ Old Stand
Flint
Center Street
NetYberg, Oregon
W. T. Macy
A. J. Waleing
Oswego
Mars & Colcurd
N. Treston
J. G. Biermann
Merrilian Street
J. B. Heston
Ace L
Nuveerymen
Florids
Nate
Ertad
C. Cox
Pudertaker
Sewberg
Emdalmer
East Side
C. H. Powell
Seedberg
Urege
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