Fruitgrowers Form Apple Cooperative Selling Agency
Oregon State Horticultural Society calls a meeting at Portland to form a selling agency for apples. Delegates from Washington Idaho Oregon Utah Colorado and Montana discuss creating a company with capital to distribute in eastern cities and storage capacity to stabilize prices for growers. Meeting may extend several days as lawyers assist with incorporation plans.
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Presidentewell
Oregon State Horticultural Society
M. C. A. Assembly Hall
Porth
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Coloita
Montana
Detrieta
Daniel Witlantoft
St Paul
Peeltie Bailey Company
Fremont Wowl
Coln
Mtelal
Miles Cannon
Welder
Lbhale
K.P. Benson
Prosser
Wash
Washington State Horticultural Sack
Andd K. Whistler
Medford
Ore
Southern Ore
Hepaseelatioen Aa
Este
Power Development Appears Imminent in Hood River
Power development moves closer in Hood River as Watt Development Company gains city franchise to install a power line from Tucker's Bridge. The firm, having purchased the debt and power plant, plans to boost output and pursue additional river sites including Oregon Lumber Company's recent river site acquisition for future generation.
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Hood River
Ttoor
Watt Development
Fte
Tucker's Bridge
Uae
Defeat of Water Plant Purchase Proposition
The Saturday special election to decide on buying the water plant was defeated by 52 to 34. Voters showed little interest and turnout was low, with disputes at polling places as some eligible citizens were barred from voting. Supporters and opponents remained unsettled about the law and its implications for the city.
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Beiong
A.D
Derry
Derby
Connellman Wright
Fire and Water Committee
Ecampell
Freesurer
Paradise Farm to become city lots and water bonds planned
Paradise Farm plans to be subdivided into building lots with streets through it and a continued State street alignment. The project includes selling water bonds and city improvements, while the site’s donation and potential chapter house for the American Women's League are noted. Local concerns address transportation impact and industry shifts.
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Paradise Farm
Ipany
Ita
Armatrong
American Women’s League
Thirteenth Street
State
Columbia River
Mt. Adama
Mt. Hod
Paradise
Sir Adana
Hood River
State Street
Local Industries Seek Upgraded Street Link to Freight Yard
Property owners along a muddy street connected to a railway complain that the road fails to handle year round traffic. They note the Vinegar Factory and nearby plants cause heavy freight movement, with seasonal mud and water hindering access to the freight house. They urge construction of a better road to connect the plants with the freight facility and local apple growers.
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Eawnry
Thie Dietriot Ie
Inintwer
Bridal Vet Lauterning Company
Ain Tle Vinegar Factory
Ttta
Alove
Ateep
le Almiort
Intereets
City considers paving and lighting upgrades this season
Attorneys Hartwig and Stark argued a case in Salem while a council meeting discussed paving one block and publishing notices. A petition sought a streetlight and police protection on Twelfth Street, with residents requesting better lighting and order amid rising concerns on the hill.
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EF. H. Hartwig
S. W. Stark
Salem
Albert Rulinke
Paul Aubert
Srethen
Waleo Sake
Twelfth Street
Porthon
Chat Street
Staten
Poe Wee Corral
Old Frontier Farm and Water Case In Idaho District
A list of towns including Hood River Yakim Weiser Idaho Walla Walla and others notes a new county road plan to connect districts. Paradise Farm is among the county's oldest properties and union interests push the route but council action stalls. A factory owner sought water from a Utah owned ditch. Judge Brod law ruled in May granting a decree restraining Ahwert.
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Paradise Farm
Kuhoke
Woman's League to Meet Thursday
The Ameri can Woman's League holds its regular meeting at Mrs Flora Hartley's home Thursday afternoon, replacing the Wednesday session. Members will discuss the loan fund, chapter activities, and plans to engage new members. A shoe debenture program is noted with a prize, and members are urged to attend.
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Mra Flora Hartley
Vile Loncur
Newents
Universite
Pluto
Lewis Iq
Neaw Yoork
Maver Minny Press
Team in Oak Grove District Runaway Injury Women
A wagon driven from Larkepor, Mexico, broke loose on a hill near Oak Grove. Mrs. Hunt and her daughter Mrs. Marlon MacRae suffered injuries after the carriage lurched, with Mrs. Hunt unconscious and later found to have multiple fractures. The team fled, the wagon damaged, and observers feared for the child’s safety before calm.
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Gee. Hunt
Marlon MacRae
Macrae
Oak Grove
Larkepor
Mackane
MacKne
High School Basketball Championship Decided by Danes Duel
Stevenson fights to reach the decisive high school basketball title game after a win over The Dales team. The winner faces Tween Hilagh in a Friday night showdown at Stevenwon Everest with peak players Howl filver and Pie Pel TDW leading the charge.
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Dales Tean
Stevenson
Stevenwon
Everest
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet on Names and Dates
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and names such as February 22 1011 and Pierre, with unclear context. The text names Marcel River and Woebrar e Chui among assorted letters and disjoint terms, yielding no clear event or outcome.
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Marcel
Tina Pierre Wenetarly
Unclear OCR item hints at a local legal or notice entry
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases likely from a local legal notice or court entry. No clear person, place, date, or action can be reliably determined from the readable fragments.
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Judge Derby
Atrvet
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Frult
Yakim, Weiser
Walla Walla
Giddendale
Albany
Hagene,ale
Etate
James A. Farrell
Ue United States Sree Corporation
David Eskina
West Virginia
United States Senate
New York State
Carnexsle Trust Company
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Treets
Lagra
Schenk
Wheeling
W. Va
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Camden
N. J
Woman's League
Wile Wee
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