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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1891
Page
2
The issue laments booms turning to iron ore, warns of European strife, and mocks political sides. It critiques Salem bridge foundations, education above party lines, and charges against the Portland exposition crowd. It also ridicules a Portland World reprint and defends Newberg's truthfulness amid press visits.
Two weasels gather and load lumber at Puget Sound points and plan immediate sailing to Chili. The move aims to supply material in high demand for rebuilding cities wrecked by war. A Chili wind seems to blow nobody good in the bleak assessment.
The piece critiques Kansas finances claiming a mortgage debt of 255 million and mocks a Republican League declaration that debt proves prosperity. It argues many rely on debt as stock in trade and notes migration away from Kansas amid such prosperity rhetoric. It also urges The Dalles to accept external aid after a major fire, favoring neighborly help over clashing independence.
The column urges Union members to attend a Y M C A meeting tomorrow at 8 o clock p m. It notes Minnesota delegates to the National convention in Boston, with about 400 women expected from the state. The piece includes quotes on abstaining from alcohol and reflections on the Bible and astronomy.
A Western household tale shows a wife recounting years of beggary for lack of fair support. A philanthropist husband realizes the true value of a wife’s labor and shifts to a right of her income, while noting many men still balk at fair compensation for domestic work.
The note describes social tensions and women's independence, weather heat, threshing progress, and a fair crop. It records moves and work shifts including Levi Gilbert aiding the new church, Sam Gardner and the Marion Fruit Co departures, Joseph Cooks trip to Soda Springs, and Rutherford family hotel plans. It lists health generally good, a missing teacher, and Mary Cook's departure leaving organ sounds absent in public life.
About forty pupils attend the seminary with more expected. The remodeled public school building looks different. Public school to open Monday with L AL Baker as teacher, who has moved to town. Hon Binger Hermann visited the falls and an appropriation hoped for river improvements for year round steamboat navigation. Carpenters work on the Yamhill river railroad bridge. Many residents attend the state fair in Salem and the Newberg fair next week. Two photographers, Mr. Leach from Portland and Mr. Gilenn of North Yamhill, are in town taking pictures. Posey.
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