Tillamook dairy association reports 1922 milk yields
The Tillamook dairy association, active for 19 years, cites 1041 cows with an average butter fat yield of 168 pounds per cow and a state average lower by 160.76 pounds. Top cows include Jollie owned by Neilson Ta and Lady Jersey owned by Clyde Nema. profits estimated at about $07 per cow.
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Tillaom Toasting Association
Cottonwood Farm Guerney
Neilson Ta
Jersey
Clyde Nema
Frank Hediger
Tillamook
Pensions for Spanish War Veterans Announced
Police Chief Parker notes a new pension law for veterans of the Spanish American War China expedition and the Philippines conflict ending July 4 1902. It awards pensions to those honorably discharged and aged 62 or older or permanently disabled from any cause with disability not due to own misconduct, ranging from 12 to 40 dollars monthly, with widows also eligible.
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Philippines
Congress
Falls City candidate Mehrling runs for county commissioner
Falls City native Mehrling campaigns for county commissioner after serving eight years as postmaster of Pally City. Community support highlights experience in local government and public service.
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Im Mehrling
Falls City
Sioner
Funeral for George L. Kelty Pioneer and Newberg Official
Newberg mourns George L. Kelty longtime resident and city councilman who died at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland after a long illness. He served on the Bethel area board of education and later in Newberg city government, survived by a widow three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services held at First Presbyterian Church with Masonic and Odd Fellows participation and interment at Bethel Cemetery.
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Newberg
George L. Kelty
Oregon
Kelty
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
John
Harvey Kelty
Bethel
Polk County
Bethel Academy
Mies Dell Plankton
Board of Education
First Presbyterian Church
Sickafoose
Masonic and Oddfellows' Lodges
Clyde Kelty
Me. Minnville
Harvey, Kelty
Lakeview
Frank Kelty
Bethel Om
Laura Warinner
Mra
Ethel Brown
MacNider May Visit Oregon Legion Gathering
National commander of the American Legion MacNider may attend Oregon’s fourth state convention in The Dalles next July and on frontier day in Cheyenne before the opening. He was wounded at St Mihiel and wears multiple honors. A arrangements committee lists Fred H. McNeil Hallie S. Rice S Cohen J T Henry and D C Weber guiding publicity decoration entertainment registration and parade with plans for dancing swimming Columbia River excursions days of 49 exhibition and a large military parade. Delegates from 110 posts and 65 auxiliary units will attend the armistice signing event with The La Societe des 40 Hommes et 4 Chevaux also involved.
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Portland
Nanford MacNider
American Legion
Oregon Department
Dallea
Cheyenne
Wyo
Oregon
Dalles
MacNider
St. Mihiel
Francis V. Galloway
Anno
Fred H. McNeil
Hallie S. Rice
Columbia
Harry N. Nelson
Legion
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux
Legion Sunshine Order
Auxilary
Tax panel meetings postponed until after primaries
The tax investigating commission has postponed its Willamette valley meetings until after the primaries.
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Tax Investigating Commission
Willamette Valley
Roosevelt Highway Expedition Seeks Oregon Interest
Portland hosts a promotional tour by Oregon Tourist and Information Bureau representatives to boost interest in a Theodore Roosevelt national highway. The plan envisions a world class route from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon, traversing New England, the Great Lakes, Midwest wheat belt, Rockies, and the Columbia River Highway to Oregon.
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Portland
Maine
Oregon
International
New England
Great Lakes
Rockies
Spokane
Lewiston
Walla Walla
Milton
Pendleton
Umatilla
Columbia River Highway
Oregon Journal
Corn Stand Quality Cited By Oregon Experiment Station
A. C. Experiment Station notes poor stands cut corn yield. In Oregon fields 85 percent stand at harvest is rare. Recommend checkrowed corn when land is weedy. otherwise drill planting advised.
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Oregon
Green feed aids chick growth in limited trials
Mineral elements in green feed show no growth benefit for young chicks. It provides bulk alongside concentrated feed. Lawn clippings kale cabbage leaves or lettuce serve as a satisfactory supplementary diet. Feed the chicks all they will eat.
Spotted Beetles Arrive Threaten Garden Crops
An Oregon agricultural bulletin notes the western twelve spotted cucumber beetle is appearing and dangers beans and squash. It recommends dusting young plants with a wood ash and arsenate of lead mix, planting extra seed, and using trap crops of beans and squash for protection and pest management.
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O. A. C. Experiment Station
Soiling Crops Plan Outlined by Experiment Station
A plan from the Experiment Station outlines securing fresh green feed for dairy cows this fall. It recommends a succession of plantings 10 days to two weeks apart to ensure continual supply of supplementary green feed.
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Paul Fite
Associaand Peters and Hall
Cgief
Parker
Spain
Oregon Legion
Farmers State Bank
Independence
Chesterfield
Liggett &@ Myers Tobacco Co
Garette
The
Salem Woolen Mills
C. P. Bishop
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