New Oregon Motor Vehicle Laws Q&A Highlights
A digest from 1931 Oregon motor vehicle laws outlines license suspensions for nonresidents, accident reporting duties, penalties for false applications, and rules on underage and unlicensed operation. It covers crossing intersections, safety zones, defacing signs, and penalties for intoxicated driving, with speeds set by basic rule and local adjustments up to 45 mph.
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California
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Oregon
Alaskan Gold Today Is Salmon and Canning
The article portrays modern Alaskan gold as salmon, canned with on board canneries and vacuum packing. It highlights radio telegraphy and telephony linking boats to cannery operations, and notes high protein and iodine in salmon plus versatile recipes for Creamed Salmon and Celery Escalloped Salmon with Lima Beans and Noodles Salmon with Curried Asparagus Sauce and a Salmon Chowder suitable for summer meals.
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Klondike
Alaska
Galmon
Chicago Chicken Factories Show Modern Process
Chicago operates twelve chicken factories producing over 8,000,000 pounds of broilers in five months. Robin Ross and David Street head the firm planning a 300 000 chick plant with brooders and 16 hour feeding. Sanitary methods include iodine dipping and egg disinfection to prevent epidemics.
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Chicago
Robin Ross
Germany
David Street
Ross
Oregon Dairy Herds Increase in Size Despite Low Prices
Oregon dairy men raise herd sizes even as milk and butterfat prices fall. A statewide cost study by Oregon State College shows average herd size rising from 17 to 18 cows per farm between 1930 and 1931 among 514 farms surveyed in 22 counties.
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Oregon
Oregon State College
H. E. Selby
Farm Management Department
Chloride Fire Injures Two on Farm Truck Incident
In Lewiston Idaho two men loading a barrel of spray solution were burned when the container slid on edge across a truck bed soaked with highly flammable sodium chloride causing ignition and an explosion. Both men received serious injuries.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Hermiston Umatilla Project Reports No Irrigation Shortage
KGW broadcast last week said Hermiston and the Umatilla Project were the only Northwest district not facing irrigation water shortages. Cold Springs reservoir storage is slightly below last year, but should support the third alfalfa crop as hot weather drives rapid growth.
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Hermiston
KGW
Umatilla
Cold Springs
Ill With Spotted Fever Claims Two In Victor Mining Camp
J Frank Rourke 48 of Monroe Washington is dead and Wilmer Starr of College Place Washington is ill in a Missoula hospital from spotted fever contracted while developing a mining claim on Big Creek northeast of Victor. Starr and four brothers and a sister with their mother Mrs L H Starr arrived at the camp in May and were inoculated with preventive serum by state and 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
Secretary Charles Baker notes strong interest from nearby cities in the Walla Walla County fair set for September 8. Leading livestock judges Prof. B. C. Ellington and Hector McDonald of W. 8. 0. assess show entries, showcasing Northwest expertise.
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Walla Walla County Fair
Walla Walla County
Charles Baker
Northwest
B. C. Ellington
Hector McDonald
Happy Canyon Show Acknowledged Western Pioneer Epic
The Happy Canyon pageant opens the Round-Up eve with amateur leadership led by Glen Storie and Ben Creswell. About 1000 attend, 800 Indians, with longtime participants and music by La Grande band. advance reservations urged after a box office rush anecdote.
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Happy Canyon
Pendleton
Ammergan
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
Planting Baby Oysters Arrives From Japan For Puget Sound
Contracts signed by Associated Oyster Lands Inc and J Emy Tsukimoto call for delivery of 450 million Pacific oyster larvae to Padilla Bay Puget Sound for winter planting. Tsukimoto, Japanese oyster grower, introduced the Pacific oyster to Puget Sound after trials to ship seed healthily. 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 dog Salmon Poisoning immunity serum
Oregon State College Experiment Station reports a new hyper immune serum to protect dogs from Salmon Poisoning Disease, a long standing coastal livestock problem. It claims third immunity record unequalled by U.S. stations, following existing pox and coccidiosis immunities.
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Oregon State College Experiment Station
United States
Washington pheasants allotment for counties totals 13200 birds
Washington state's 1931 allotment of Chinese pheasants for distribution to the counties will comprise an aggregate of 13 200 birds. Charles R. Mayberry director of fisheries and game said this week.
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Washington State
Charles R. Mayberry
Fisheries and Game
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State of
Secretary of State
Ans
Mid West
ACME
ROGERS @ GOODMAN
Mercantile Trust
Japan
Washington
Elbert Hubbard
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