Cottage Grove Armature Institute Details Harvest Horticulture
Cottage Grove reports a far institute held at the armory with Dr. James Ithycombe and other state men. Attendance was large despite a heavy rainstorm. Talks covered raising industry and organ culture of plants with prices and benefits. Central Oregon is praised for fruit quality. Also notes a Clinton Illinois bank robbery where $2200 in coin was stolen. staff were locked in the vault and rescued on the verge of suffocation. two suspects arrested.
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Cottage Grove
Vesterat
James Ithycombe
Central
Oregon
State Bank
Clinton
Ill
William Argo
Mr. Murphy
John Young
Central Exchange
Hill and Fish Explain How I Save Country
New York, Nov. 28. James J. Hill urges a rest cure to restore public confidence amid a moneyed hold on spending and checks. Stuyvesant Fish, returning from Chicago, calls for jail time for corporate looters and says city affairs will stay strict. He notes holiday closures will lead to charges against Pendleton saloon men for Sunday closing law violations.
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New York
James J. Hill
Stuyvesant Fish
Chicago
Pendleton
Confidence Crisis in Wall Street Dampens Economy
Mr. Fish argues lack of confidence in corporate management directed from Wall Street is global. Restoring trust starts at home, especially in Western and Southern agricultural regions, where wealth comes from soil and resources. He says purging corporations or jail for the 'rascals' has failed, predicting a depression until action restores confidence.
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Wall Street
Fish
Prominent Names On Death Roll In Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge scene notes the death of Leon Jas tremsky a Confederate veteran journalist gubernatorial candidate and former grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at age 64 from paralysis.
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Baton Rouge
Leon Jastremsky
The
Knights of Pythias
Riccardo Castro, Mexico’s Famous Composer, Dies
Mexicali dispatch reports Riccardo Castro, Mexico’s leading musician and internationally renowned composer, died in Mexico City on November 29 from pneumonia. His death ends a celebrated career noted for orchestral works and cultural influence across Latin America.
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Mexico
Riccardo Castro
Pioneer of Chicago Dies at 79 Former Judge Bradwell
Chicago November 29. Former Judge B Bradwell a distinguished pioneer died today at age 79.
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Chicago
B. Bradwell
First National Bank to Cash G A R Pension Checks
The First National Bank announces it will pay all G A R pension checks as usual. Government restrictions raised questions about cashing, but the bank will accept the checks. Pension checks are arriving.
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First National Bank
First National
Pendleton saloons to close on Sunday plan
Pendleton November 25 district attorney Phelps says if the city administration changes after the election his stance on gambling and saloon closing will be unchanged. The note outlines a preparatory position on licensing and Sunday closures amid upcoming political shifts.
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Pendleton
Phelps
Transfers of Lane County Real Estate Summary
Lane County abstract records list numerous real estate transfers involving Hardy K. Zumwalt, A H Hinkson, Minnie Mathews, E A Steller, Nancy Griffith, Mary J Brown, F L Batsford, W E Mahaffy, Jess B Lasswell, B D Paine, A M Richardson, J M Edmunson, Jesse R Laseswell, George Renfro, Marcus Syverson, J D Cox, Luna Frazer, Amos I Bell, George H Parr, Alice Croner, J Addison, Parkerson Quimby, Eugene and Marcola, with numerous parcels and acres across Secs 9-34, Tp 15-20, Rs 2W-9W. Several U S and state patent transfers noted, with prices ranging from 1 to 19,000 dollars.
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N. Griffith
F. L. Batsford
W. E. Mahaffy
State of Oregon
Jess B. Lasswell
United States
B. D. Paine
Pateni
A. M. Richardson
Cr. S&s
C. Cole
T. J. Duckworth
Cole
Marcola
J. M. Edmunson
Jesse R Laseswell
N. A. Whiteaker
Amos I. Bell
George N. McLean
Hardy K. Zumwalt
George C. Schneider
John Addison
Edward E. Quimby
W. P. Landers
Parkerson & Quimby
Eugene
T. G. Hendricks
L. M. Tozier
Elias Stewart
Lucetta Baughman
N. P. Laird
S.r
F. C. Dean
Louis W. Hunzicker
Co. C. Coffinn Et Ax
Thomas Brown
Huddleston
George H. Parr
George C. Frizzell
Alice Croner
N. A. W. Howe
Schmitt
John G. Howe
B. F. Arnold
EB. A. Frost
Geo. M. McLean
Lizzie M. Miller
Draper N. Warner
H. V. Hovey
T. C. Starrett
George Barnes
G. Walter Millican
W. L. Beckner
John F. Ig
Blue River
Eugene King
P. L. Jenney
Anna Rein
Kelsay
R. O. Whitbeck
E. M. Savage
Nena Whitbeck
S. R
J. F. McDonald
R. J. Hemphill
Minnie Belshaw
Elo Perkins
Fred H. Arnold
Fingal Hinds
Clarence McBee
Clarence McBee Et
Bernice H. Williams
R. le
Adrian Wycoff
Emma Snapp
Fr. Ze
S. M. Calkins
Granville O. Ritchey
University Ad
Margaret Walkley
David McCready
M. D. Mitelvell
Christina Svarverud
Fairmount
C. Rows King
H. O. Thompson
J. H. McFarland
Cottage Grove
A. G. Walker
A. J. Stewart
Long & Landess
Robert Cramer
Alfred Grummond
August Beckman
Walkley
Nathan Hill
City of
Springfield
Alton Hampton Et al
Merchanta’ Bank
Skinner
Oregon Dairymen Association Meets in Portland Program
The sixteenth annual Oregon Dairymen's Association meeting, hosted by the Portland Commercial Club, will occur December 12 with morning sessions including welcome by Tom Richardson and talks on testing milk on the farm, clean milk, and seasonal dairy issues. Afternoon topics cover dairy industry relation to commerce, cream care for shipment, succulent feed for winter, and milking by machine with various speakers from Tillamook to Salem.
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Oregon Dairyman’s Association
Portland Commercial Club
Port- 7
Tom Richardson
E. T. Judd
Turner
Dan Bleuer
Brooks
John Dinwiddie
Woodburn
L. B. Ziemer
Tillamook
Townsend
Portland
Salem
Schulmerich
Hillsboro
Mra
Dairy Cow Conference Opens In Portland With Lectures
Yokum Marshfield district hosts the Dairy Cow meeting featuring talks on advanced registration for dairy cattle practical dairy suggestions feeding dairy cows and regional dairy topics in Corvallis and Irrigan. The event includes officer reports elections and premium awards with transportation via rail certificates offering one third fare return.
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Yokum
Marshfield
Jos
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
F. L. Kent
Corvallic
H. L. Blanchard
Hadlock
Wash
Jas. Withycombe
Corvallig
Federal funds for Oregon banks increase deposits
Washington today announced that Treasury deposits for Oregon banks were raised by 175000, boosting the total government deposits to 1,174,600. Commercial National Bank of Pendleton and First National Bank of Ashland were each allotted 50000, with 50000 more expected for Baker City’s First National Bank next year. Currency shipments of 120000 will be sent to Pendleton as bond sales proceed.
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Washington
Urne
Cortelyou
Treasury
First National Bank Deena
Bank of
Pendleton
First National Bank of
Ashland
Firat National Bank of
Baker City
Firat National Bank
Perdieton
Carnegie Pension Fund Awards First Oregon Professor
Andrew Carnegie creates a pension fund for aging professors who have taught fifty years. The first recipient in Oregon is Professor T. M. Gateh of Oregon Agricultural College, formerly at Willamette University, who completed fifty years of service on November 27, 1907 and retires on Carnegie pension of $1000 per year.
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Andrew Carnegie
Iron and Steel
Oregon
T. M. Gateh
Willamette University
Gateh
Tn Carnegie
Installing Block Signal System on Southern Pacific Line
The McKun Signal Company completed work on the Divide Drain section of the Southern Pacific road on Saturday. Ray Gable will lead the section with headquarters at Cottage Grove. The crew moved to Albany to install blocks to prevent fog caused collisions and will return to work north toward Creswell over two months to finish the Cottage Grove section. Frank Hickey will assume duties at the charging station soon.
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McKun Signal Company
Ray Gable
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Thornless cactus specimen exhibited by Luther Burbank
The United States National Museum showcases a specimen leaf of a thornless cactus developed by Luther Burbank of California. The perfected cactus offers a valuable forage plant that will thrive in both arid and moist regions.
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Washington
United States National Museum
Luther Burbank
California
Court wedding at courthouse on November 27 1907
Frank M. Means and Mrs Ida Powell were married at the courthouse with County Judge Chrisman officiating on November 27, 1907.
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Frank M. Means
Ida Powell
Chrisman
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Cuggrry
Guttage Grove
Congressman Carter
Oklahoma
Congress
Charles Carter
Ardmore
Lane County
Lane County Abstract Company
Association OF Oregon Dairymen
Geronimo
Fort Stl
Roosevelt
Federal Funds For
BANKS
Bears
Castoria
Recye
Samuel Pitcrer
Fac Simile Signature of
Burbank
Markie
Our
E. 9Th St
Fugene
East 9Th Steel
Huners & Trau
Ageer
Betsy
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