Oregon Driver Law Study Notes From 1931
A reproduction of Q and A guidance from the 1931 Oregon motor vehicle laws. It covers license suspension for nonresidents, revocation on interstate convictions, penalties for false statements, underage licensing, unlawful operation, and the basic rule and speed limits including 15 20 25 and 45 mph. It also notes accident reporting, intoxicated driving penalties, and ownership rules.
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State of
Oregon
Secretary of State
Ans
California
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Alaskan salmon as modern gold in canned form
The piece contrasts Klondike gold rush with Alaska’s modern wealth in salmon. It describes on shipboard canneries, vacuum packing, and radio telegraphy linking boats to factories. It offers several salmon recipes and notes salmon’s nutritional value and versatility.
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Klondike
Alaska
Galmon
Chicago Chicken Factories Modernize In Bulk Production
Chicago runs twelve chicken factories producing over eight million pounds of broilers in five months. Robin Ross and David Street head the firm with a 300000 chick plant under construction. Chicks are incubated fed 16 hours daily with strict sanitary controls and multi shifts employing 100 workers across nursery, growing, finishing, lab, and packing rooms.
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Chicago
Robin Ross
Germany
David Street
Ross
Oregon Dairy Herds Grow Despite Low Milk Prices
Oregon dairy men expand herd sizes even as milk and butterfat prices stay depressed. A state study by Oregon State College shows 514 farms averaging 17 cows on April 1 1930 rising to 18 cows by April 1 1931, with herd value dropping from 112.60 to 86 dollars per head.
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Oregon
Oregon State College
H. E. Selby
Farm Management Department
Two Men Burned In Chloride Fire In Lewiston
A Lewiston Idaho accident left two workers badly burned after a barrel of spray solution containing sodium chloride ignited when tipped on edge in a truck bed. The fire followed an explosion as the flammable contents caught fire during loading work.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Hermiston irrigation not in shortage in Northwest report
KGW broadcast last week said Hermiston and the Umatilla Project were the only Northwest district not experiencing a water shortage. Cold Springs reservoir storage is slightly below last year, but should support a third alfalfa crop during hot weather and rapid growth.
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Hermiston
KGW
Umatilla
Cold Springs
Miner Dead and Brother Ill from Spotted Fever
J Frank Rourke aged 48 from Monroe Washington died while Wilmer Starr of College Place Washington is ill in a mis soula hospital both victims of spotted fever contracted while developing a mining claim on Big creek northeast of Victor Starr four brothers and a sister with their mother Mrs L H Starr arrived at the camp in May All were inoculated with preventive serum developed by state federal scientists.
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J. Frank Rourke
Monroe
Wash
Wilmer Starr
College Place
Missoula
Big Creek
Victor
Starr
L. H. Starr
Walla Walla County Fair Draws Regional Interest
Charles Baker secretary reports strong interest from nearby cities in the Walla Walla County fair set for September 8. The event features judges Prof. B. C. Ellington and Hector McDonald, renowned livestock experts from the Northwest.
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Walla Walla County Fair
Walla Walla County
Charles Baker
Northwest
B. C. Ellington
Hector McDonald
Happy Canyon Show Acknowledged Epic of Pioneer Days
The Happy Canyon pageant opens the Round-Up eve with amateur leadership led by Glen Storie and featuring about 1000 performers including many Indians. The show blends frontier drama with Sacajawea Lewis and Clark, war and peace, staged as pantomime on a high screen. Music by La Grande band and non profit directors add to the spectacle.
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Pendleton
Ammergan
Happy Canyon
Glen Storie
Elmer
Ralph J
Ben) Creswell
Bert Jerard
Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Johnson Chapman
Arthur Motanic
Esther Motanic
Motanic
Oregon Trail
la Grande
Eveld the
Pacific Oyster Planting Pact Reaches Puget Sound Bay
Contracts call for delivery of 450 million baby Pacific oysters to Padilla Bay Puget Sound for winter planting. Signed by Associated Oyster Lands Inc and J Emy Tsukimoto, the Japan oyster grower. Pacific oysters mature faster than eastern varieties. Tsukimoto introduced Pacific seed to Puget Sound. healthful Pacific seed transport methods developed. Fifty million planted last season showed unusual growth.
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Padilla Bay
Puget Sound
Associated Oyster Lands, Inc
J. Emy Tsukimoto
Tsukimoto
Pacific
OSU Develops New Immunity Serum for Dogs Against Salmon Poisoning
Oregon State College Experiment Station announces a new hyper immune serum to protect dogs from salmon poisoning disease, a long standing threat to coastal livestock. This third immunity follows two prior immunities against onepox and chicken coccidiosis, now widely used.
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Oregon State College Experiment Station
United States
Pheasants Planned for Washington Counties in 1931
Washington state will allot 13 200 Chinese pheasants for distribution to counties. Charles R. Mayberry director of fisheries and game stated this week.
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Washington State
Charles R. Mayberry
Fisheries and Game
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Mid West
ACME
ROGERS @ GOODMAN
Mercantile Trust
Japan
Washington
Elbert Hubbard
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