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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1891
Page
2
A reflective obituary tribute to William EB Carpenter praising his faith and gentle influence. The piece envisions him gazing toward heaven, his last hymn sung on earth, with lines to his marble epitaph and peaceful death. The text evokes a serene departure and enduring spiritual legacy.
The article argues Oregon orchard expansion shows strong belief in soil and climate suitability for deciduous fruits. It contrasts careful, well managed planting with careless methods, noting success hinges on proper ground preparation, pruning, weed control, moisture, and pest protection to avoid failure.
H. D. Allen argues against careless planting and neglectful orchard management. He contrasts two miscreants with prudent growers who plant intensively yet wisely. Observers note rising fruit-tree losses and organized efforts, predicting an era of informed, capable farming in Oregon.
A fiery denunciation links wealth derived from trade to widespread ruin and sorrow. It asserts workers, mothers, and children suffer while capital concentrates power, calling for sharp social reform and condemning the traffic that drains strength, minds, and morals. The piece ends by promoting a dubious medical cure from C. F. Moore & Co.
A women's column reports a mothers’ meeting planned for next Saturday at Mr Emery's with Mrs Delle Cox presenting on The Education of Environment. The W C T U held a Saturday session with prayers, a secretary change, and plans for Luther Benson lectures. The piece includes a lengthy, florid rhetoric on labor, capital, and industry.
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