22 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1893
Page
1
Readable transit fragment lists times and stops including Oswego Newberg Dundee Dayton Lafayette Sheridan Monmouth Airlie and Sheridan via Oswego route with evening times and a.m. notes incomplete and partial stop sequence.
The Spokane citizens plan to prosecute boodling officials after uncovering startling evidence of possible graft amounting to around 200000. In Los Angeles a grand jury probes City Bank affairs as investigations ripple through state politics. The Tillamook grand jury clears Dave Howard of arson in the town fire. Salem imposes tighter rules on peddlers amid fiscal debates.
Acting Secretary of War defines dishonorable discharge as full expulsion covering unexpired enlistments. Henry M Smythe to reopen talks with Haiti over Mole St Nicholas coaling station. Extradition for New York fugitive Francis H Weeks debated as no treaty exists. Esther chosen as White House baby name. Cherokees staffing to run 24 hour booths, land office orders full manpower. Amnest y request from David A Sanders faced with legal review. Gresham Chinese exclusion remarks clarified as not guaranteeing law non-enforcement. Oates proposes Utah annexation to Nevada. rationale cites Nevada decline and Utah population. Treasury reports Chinese exclusion funding and deportation costs estimated near one million dollars. China population, deportation projections, and court action influence future funding.
The Eastern News reports no bids for convict labor in Minnesota with 400 prisoners idle. Alabama convicts to be used in factories near the penitentiary. Rail and financial news include Nashville planning 100000 dollars in city scrip and rail workers accepting a ten percent wage cut for ninety days.Migration, epidemics, and economic notes fill the page with varied items from across the country.
Readable portions list prices for burlaps and cotton bags, meats, lard, dairy, wool, and hides. Includes live and dressed meats, flour and feed, canned goods, fruits and vegetables, oils, and chemicals with regional quotes from Portland and Walla Walla markets.
Farmers weigh whether to sell or feed Wheat offers high protein and starch content similar to oats and corn Wheat middlings provide more muscle fuel but lack husk safety Rolling or grinding aids digestion and reduces waste Feeding plans urge careful preparation and gradual feeding to prevent digestive upset Market insight suggests feeding 10 to 15 million bushels could retain value for stock and profit.
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