Oregon News Notes of General Interest items large and varied
Oregon notes report Mardwird dealers convention in Portend Tarhy store theft of 4000 dollars plus, Southern Pacific railway rebuilding, Pacific Coast Advertising Navy council meet in Portland, Linn county farmer Austin Bond killed in Albany, moonshiners arrested Walter Brackenbush and Nelson involved, Oregon bankers loaned 14 million, anticipation of July 2 celebrations, body of Omar Olinger found near Milton, local prosperity and river highway plans, Hood River annexation proposal, chamber of commerce joint meeting planned.
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Oregon
General Merchandien
Tarhy
Southern Pavilie Company
le Lebanon-Woodburs
Portland
Austin Bond
Linn County
Hia
Albany
Walter Brackenbush
Poidr Nelson
Penn
Wastington
A. Amitatit
Unt
Btatos Enetflentés
Aires
Omar Olinger
Runrrie
Nedint Kpown
Elilian
Oregon & California
Interior Department
Highley
Willi Bhankelford
Phyxichan
Waahingigh
Ie Nome
Wayoo County
Hood River County
Hood River
Ie Bsity
Fulon
Nell Guiney
George Nincott
Mulgarian
Shmuel Levatl
Jant
Atlas Albert Bertrand
Portland I. W. W
Multiomer County
R. P. Bonham
Washington
Walla
Men ‘Ite
Dairy Induates
M.S. Shrock
Oregon Dileymen's League
Cre Oe
Atote
Coon Bay
Marstifield
National Forest Reserve
Oreon
Hewes
Bureau of Public Roads
Oregar
Montana
Idaho
Atanki
Mino
Powitia
Dailen
Schiller
Leming
Goethe
Wildenbroch
Theodor Kturm
Coast to Coast: Linn County Shipments Cut Costs and Dock News
A Linn County farm bureau cooperative shipping 24 carloads of lyentock from six towns reports saving 50 cents per hundred pounds, worth about $2000 on 26 carloads. The survey notes a 477-farmer monopoly, Oregon, and mentions deaths, river surveys, highway planning, and federal grain purchases amid a broad regional update on industry, irrigation, and infrastructure.
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Cooparative Shipping Association
Farm Bureau
Linn County
United States
Jackson
Copperfield
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Arizona
Geronimo
Jackson Coms
Oregon
Dalley
Columbia River
Seuferts
Deschutes River
Northwest National Parks
Crater Lake Park
Waho
Washinton
Toland Empire Shippers’ Iwague
Interatatw Commerce Commission
Coroaro
Railroad Administration
Boy States
Portland
Food Aiministration Grain Corporation
How Tick Releases Follow Dipping Vat Facts From 1918 Report
United States Department of Agriculture officials report record dipping activity in 1918 with 39,253,867 cattle treated, surpassing any prior year. The federal quarantine area reached 70,217 square miles. Cattle dipped in the top ten months of 1918 totaled 89,208,807, exceeding all previous years by over 10 million, underscoring the link between dipping and territory restoration and the decline of tick infestations.
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United Sti Department of Agriculrey Oe
Wince Ao
Omeinis
United States Department of Agriculture
Contagious Diseases in Cattle Prevention Methods
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture outlines prevention by removing carriers and maintaining sanitary surroundings. It stresses natural resistance, avoiding contaminated feed and water, and prompt action by farmers to contact local veterinarians or county agents to protect herd health and neighboring stock.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cooperation by Department of Agriculture Acknowledged
A Orangeburg bank president lauds federal leadership in cooperative farming. He cites a packing house for year round hogs, two Farmers' Cooperative Marketing associations, and a creamery to market cream and milk daily, praising the department’s role in aiding farmers to raise and market crops.
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United States
Apoe
South
State Colleges of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Orangeburg
Department of Government
Thia Igency
Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing Association
Lawrense
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BE PARTICULAR WITH HORSES Plan for Keeping Animals in Condition
A guide outlines care for horses including gleaning at night watering and good bedding. After hay and grain, rest and regular water keep animals in good condition. entries caution that even small incubations require attention to health and welfare.
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Toad Montain
Ficheney & CO
Toledo
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Galle
Bacly Villa
Bertin Hive
J. C. Penney Co
CP Reaney Co
Watts & Rogers
First National Bank of Athena
C. A. Barrett