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Newspaper
Hood River News
Location
Hood River, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
8
An exchange stresses thinning as key to high quality fruit, noting many neglect it. It advises thinning apples after the June drop, emphasizes removing small fruit to improve value and tree vitality, and argues thinning supports even yields and reduced branch breakage. It urges growers to promote consistent, marketable crops.
The letter from Fort Worth, Texas notes Hood River is thriving and its people are well pleased there. It mentions family moves, land sales, and that wages for a good hand are higher elsewhere, praising Hood River and mentioning canning gooseberries.
A local automobile party praises Central Oregon as an emerging, resource rich area with rapidly growing Bend. The travelers commend excellent roads, abundant timber, thriving farms with ample irrigation and stock-raising prospects, and Bend’s young population of about 1500 amid swift growth. The Hood River County school exam schedule is announced with dates June 19 to 22 for state papers.
Ora E. Hunter died at his mother's home near Odell after years of poor health. Born May 15, 1882 in Red Oak Iowa, he moved here years ago and was laid to rest at Idlewild Cemetery. Nina Jordan wife of J E Jordan died at her Wilson Street home after a year of illness born 1856 in Browneberg Indiana. Funeral at Baptist church Wednesday evening.
160 acres near Mt Hood store with 50 per acre price for 40 acres 17 acres in Spitz and Newtowns 25 inches water and red shot soil short time price 200 per acre 4 cash balance 5 years 10 acres Belmont district mix of Spitz Newtowns timber reserved building site main road stock ranch value about 15000 for Hood River valley property not junk or heavily mortgaged
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