Weather Report for Week Ending December 5 100
The Hood River News reports the weather for the week ending December 5, 100, provided by local observer MH Hasbrouck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. L Hasbrouck
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Newspaper
Hood River News
Location
Hood River, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
5
Red Cross Christmas Stamps Aid Tuberculosis Fight
The Orpgonian notes Red Cross Christmas stamps offer a simple way for all to help fight tuberculosis. Stamps cost a penny each and can be affixed to mail, parcels, and gifts, encouraging widespread support for open air day camps and disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Orpgonian
Pruning and selling fruit debated by state authorities
The article notes that pruning and selling produce may be demonstrated by the state to avoid flooding the market with cheap fruit. It mentions overstocking Philadelphia with apples due to scientific methods and references apples from Hood River sent to King William and King Edward, hoping they do not rot as last year. It cites charges paid when royal consignments were rejected and includes a local dig at Hoquiam and a call for Tom Richardson’s diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hood River
William
Edward
Hoquiam Sawyer
Hoquiam
Tom Richardson
Hood River District Attendants Bid At Cincinnati Church Fair
The Salem Statesman notes Hood River exhibitors drew attention at a Cincinnati church fair where two apples of Wolf River variety sold for 3.75 dollars and 1.75 dollars, underscoring lively bidding and free publicity for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salem Statesman
Hood River
Cincinnati
Wolf River
Opinion notes on politics weather and business in Oregon
A local column mocks Senator Bourne and judge behavior as term wanes, fears of newspaper-styled politics. It jokes about The Dalles saloon laws leading to fortifications, cites heavy rainfall and rail on 1909 weather, and critiques fruit trade and council proceedings while urging substance over showy labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Bourne
Grover Cleveland
Oregon
Spakave Travels North and Northward Trade Tariff Talk
Spakave spent days on this side of the mountains meeting friends and entertaining. He voices confidence in his ability to influence Insurgent movement factors in Congress. J W Cole, noted press ally, aided Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle last summer and died after illness. Elks Lodge Seattle handled his funeral. Cole once was a prominent passenger official on eastern rails. The northwest awaits tariff debates this winter with Canada schedules in view. Government reports place Alaska as a top 10 gold producer in 1908 with wealth near 19 8 800. Colorado follows Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Spakave
Congress
Northment
J. W. Cole
Seattle
Cole
Alaskia
United States
Colorado
Alaska
Pennsylvania Farmers Urged to Curb Orchard Overproduction
The Philadelphia Bulletin warns Pennsylvania growers against overplanting and flooding eastern markets with apples. It cites Oregon and Washington as models for careful harvesting, grading, and packing to supply Philadelphia without excess, urging adoption of better cultivation to avoid long shipments and improve fruit quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Oregon
Weshington Dela
Philadelphia
Etate
Senate
Hood River Apple Exports Spark Free Advertising Buzz
In the Oregon district apples were shipped to friends in an Ohio city by a former Hood River resident now living on a small farm. The Hood River valley earns praise as it spreads free advertising of its produce worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dumas
Hood River District
Oregon District
Ohio City
Hood River
Editorial Snapshots From a Turbulent Ledger
The piece blends fragmented notes on bills weather and rainfall with stray lines about wood prices snow gear and hammer use. It hints at political tension with mentions of an election Hill trade rumors and a judge opposing an assembly idea amid fears of power concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McGinn
Assembly
How to Market Bonds or Why We Did It
City attorney outlines a plan to market bonds while keeping outsiders from the city. The piece notes tension with the "Judge" tasked with devising means to stall members of his own profession.
Northwest factory boom forecast for 1910 says Seattle
From Seattle correspondent Seattle December 7 1910 is expected to see more new manufacturing enterprises in the northwest than ever before Cities plan campaigns to attract factories Washington state offers a 10000 site grant to a person or company that builds and equips a new factory Senator Piles will not seek reelection and backs John Thomas Burke to succeed him The piece notes political maneuvering and upcoming recess activities among lawmakers while highlighting economic development aims in the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Northwest
Piles
Johge
Thomas Burke
Christman
Burke
Polodexter
Fragmented distant agricultural notes and medical ad text
A garbled mix of agricultural prize results from Billings and Spokane shows, mentions Alaska gold potential, Washington and Oregon crops, and a Thanksgiving Taft apple display. The piece also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming internal action and testimonials, with Toledo company details.
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Home and Pacific Telephones
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Eshe E First National Bank
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