Farmer H Grebe Advocates Field Peas For Hog Fattening
In his letter from Portland, H Grebe describes growing field peas on his farm near Cordova, predicting about 20 bushels per acre and a $2.50 per bushel seed value. He asserts peas fatten hogs well in field, pool, or thrashing, noting better wheat stands on pea land and peas as fertilizer and weed control. plans to harvest with a combined harvester.
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H. Grebe
Stark Street
Portland
Cordon
Hesse
Grebe
Corn as Hog Feed With Protein Supplements, Missouri Report
A Missouri College of Agriculture bulletin outlines E B Forbes experiments showing corn is a good base feed but pork gains improve when supplemented with protein sources like tankage linseed meal or soybeans. Sixty five hogs, five per group, tested twelve rations including corn alone.
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College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
E. B. Forbes
Importation of Cattle by Dr. David Roberts
The article discusses rising cattle imports and the need for strict inspection and quarantine to prevent disease. It explains tuberculin testing, non resident herd certificates, and extended observation to detect contagious abortion before cattle enter the state, emphasizing prevention over cure.
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David Roberts
Coops for Canary Birds and Draft Protection
Instructions describe constructing movable breeding boxes about eighteen inches wide, high, and two and a half feet long. Elevate on legs or shelves to prevent dampness and aid access. Before use or after vacancy, disinfect and whitewash interior. Enameled cups without handles may be attached to the coop side with wire cups.
Wheat market standings across Chicago Portland Tacoma
Chicago reports September 101 1 4 December 1045 3 May 109 5 8. Portland notes wheat unchanged. Tacoma lists Bluestem 96 97 club 2 83. Market activity limited to price quotes with regional remarks.
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Tacoma
Bluestem
Mioma Stomach Tablets Offer Relief and Strength
Thousands suffer daily from indigestion by overusing digestive aids that bypass the stomach. Mioma stomach tablets promise five minute relief and longer use to rebuild the stomach’s own digestion. Sold by druggists and Red Cross Drug Co. at 50 cents a box.
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America
Nature
Red Cross Drug Co
Poultry Ailments Advice For Home Quarantine
In May's Woman's Home Companion Kate V. Saint-Maud warns that poultry rarely needs a doctor but urges preparation to spot early trouble. She suggests small dry shelter coops in a sheltered outhouse for quarantine. Make shift coops from dry goods boxes and wire netting, covered around all sides for individual birds.
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Kate V. Saint-Maud
Woman's Home Companion
Bire B. M. Todd Ig
Portland
Buei
Springfield Passes Immediate Fire Ordinance with New Limits
Springfield city council held a special session to adopt a fire code with immediate effect provisions. The ordinance tightens building walls, requires permits, and bans non brick structures within a defined area, carrying fines of 100 to 200 dollars. Also discussed were a bond election, sewer outlet issues, and local business enforcement. Will Bradley traveled to Portland that evening.
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Springfield
Mull Street
Seventh
Main Street
City Fire and Water Committee
Green
Man Lost In Mountains Near Foley Springs Found
John Lill camping with Hampton party near Foley Springs went missing overnight in damp woods. He was last seen around six, feared to have wandered into creek area. A search by campers and neighbors covered the woods until morning when he was found unharmed at about 9 o’clock.
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Foley Springs
John Lill
Hampton
Gate Creek
George
Eugene
Railroad Laborers Crowd Eugene Banks
A labor force from railroad construction camps crowds Eugene banks each morning to cash pay and send funds home. At the First National bank a large group of swarthy foreign workers queued for over thirty minutes, often receiving checks up to $200 each, then quickly spending or sending the cash abroad. Harry Cherry and family return from Newport.
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Eugene
Old Country
Died at Eugene Hospital Child Ada Hall of Spokane dies
Ada Hall age infant daughter of Elmer E Hall of Spokane Washington dies at Eugene Hospital August 16 1910 after bowel obstruction operation. Interment Pleasant Hill cemetery Wednesday with Rev W A Greesman officiating. Carrie Erickson dies at 65 in Llewellyn neighborhood west of Eugene August 16 1910 from dropsy. Interment Gates cemetery Thursday with Rev M P Dommersnaes officiating.
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Eugene Hospital
Ada
Elmer E. Hall
Spokane
Wash
Hall
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hit
Llewellyn
Wesr
Eugene
Carrie Erickson
Ole Erickson
Andrew
Gates
M. P. Dommersnaes
Paper mill at Lebanon halts work amid water dispute
The Lebanon Paper Mill Co. shuts its plant and will stay closed until the Lebanon water dispute with local people is settled. Paying about 5000 monthly for labor, the stoppage deals a severe blow to the city. The mill offers to cover half the sewer cost to the river to ease the dispute. Local businessmen urge prompt council action.
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Lebanon Paper Mill Co
Lebanon
Ety Council
Albany Democrat
Great Wool Merger in the East
New York aug 17 a great merger of woolen mills including more than twenty factories with total capitalization of 25 000 000 is being organized by New York capitalists Mills from Maranheusetta Rhode Island Utica and Syracuse New York Philadelphia and New Jersey will take part A velting company will distribute products directly to retailers eliminating the middleman The Pleasant Hill correspondent reported a contract price for the new high school as 1680 but corrected to 1880 via later phone clarification.
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New York
Maranehusetta
Rhode Island
Utica
Syracuse
N. Y
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Velting Company
Pleasant Hill
Smith Will Sell Oregon Holdings In Timber Empire
A Minnesota timber operator, A Bolth, plans to sell his Oregon timber interests for about 4000 dollars, with 100000 acres to transfer chiefly in Lane and Coos counties. The sale excludes 7590 acres in Linn County tied to a U S District Attorney case now before Judge Hean. C A Smith, prominent Oregon timber owner, operates Smith Lumber and Lion & Lane Lumber, with large holdings in Coos County and a major Coos Bay mill.
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A. Bolth
Minnesota
Oregon
End Lane
Lood
Linn
United States
John McCour
Robert G. Hean
Smith
C. A. Smith
Oregon Timber Landy
Frederick Weyerhauser
C. A. Smith Lumber Company
Lion & Lane Lumber Company
Jin Coosa County
Onteside
Coos
Smith Haettle
Coos Bay
Smith-Powers Company
Lowe Cvef
F. A. Eriba
Portland
A. H. Tanner
Neuhawen
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A. T. Prasseur
Irving
Will Bradley
Daily Guard
Eugene Banks
Harry Cherry
Newport
Great Wool
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