Public discussion aids a reform movement in Hood River
The Rural New Yorker criticizes the American Woman's League while Success Magazine defends it. Edward Gardner Lewis and his League face heavy opposition but gain support from public-spirited figures and university observers. The piece frames the movement as beneficial to city prospects and public gains.
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The
Woman's League
New Yorker
American Woman's League
League
Success Magazine
United States
St. Louis
New York
E. G. Lewis
Soccere
University City
Lewis
American Women’s League
Edward Gardner Lewis
Support for E G Loewis in Woman’s League and University
The piece urges publishers to back E G Loewis and praises his plans for the American Woman's League and the People's University. It expresses conviction these ventures will succeed if American women seize the current opportunities.
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E. G. Loewis
American Woman's League
People’s University
Women of America
Orchard Growers Meeting Yields Divergent Opinions
Saturday meeting of fruit growers discusses apple injury from spray and sunburn. Many conflicting views hinder clear conclusions. Prof. Cordley may shed light with further investigation, but a five-member committee with orchard expertise could speed a definitive report and timely discussion to prevent further fruit damage.
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Cordley
Rose Festival Brightens Portland as Visitors Flock In
Portland hosts thousands for the annual Rose Festival with grand decorations and crowded parades. City business shifts to entertaining out of town guests while Northwest visitors tour Cortland and observe rapid regional growth. An Oregon shingle mill in Tillamook County cut 141,000 shingles from a mammoth cedar log in three days. A new Northern Pacific route via the North Bank road links Portland and Chicago with the new train service.
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Portland
Northwest
Cortland
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Tillamook
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Chicago
North Bank Road
North Coast Limited
Seattle
Oregon & Washington
Harriman
Fruit Growers and Local Exhibits Planned at Depot
The Dalles Business Men's Association to build a Japanese bungalow style exhibit booth near the depot with a 20x40 foot corrugated iron structure. It will host fruit vegetable and grain displays from Wanco county and serve as the association headquarters. A farming demonstration train will tour Southeastern Washington June 20 to July 2 with lectures from Pullman State College professors. The annual fair and livestock show on the Country Club grounds will continue this fall and be expanded as part of the Nome Festival in spring.
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Dalles
Wanco County
Tshes Men's Association
NS. Co
Washington
Colfax
Pomeroy
State College
Pullman
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Swain Medicine Co., Inc
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Keir & Cass
Hoo! River
J. H. Heilbronner & CO
Reliable Dealers Davidson
Whitehead's
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A. B. Combs
Kent & Garrabrant
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Hoot River
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Heed River Abstract CO
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Hood River, Oregon
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Smith Bros
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Bailey & Colby
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