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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1920

Page

2

New Highway for West Side

An association led by I. L. Patterson of Eola forms to push a Wil lamette valley highway named Capital or Willamette highway. It would run from Dayton to West Salem, paralleling the Willamette river for about 75 miles, with cross connections to the Pacific and West Side highways and possible extensions toward Albany Corvallis Harrisburg Eugene and Crater Lake. The plan emphasizes serving underserved areas and paving the Dayton to Newberg section to create 35 miles of continuous paving from Portland.

Willamette Valley I. L. Patterson Eola Yamhill Polk Marion Benton Willamette Highway Willamette River Dayton Portland West Salem Wheatland Ferry Brunk’s Corners Independence State Highway Commission Monmouth Corvallis Albany West Side Pacific High Salem Harrisburg Eugene Coburg Highway Commission Middle Fork Cascade Range Oregon Crater Lake Klamath Country West Side Highway Newberg Dayton Station Lafayette Dundee McMinnville Tillamook

Cost of Production in Oregon Farms Reveals Low Labor Income

Oregon Agricultural College reports farm bureau surveys show alfalfa in Malheur County yields most income from rising land value while labor earnings for over 60 farmers average about 100 dollars annually after depreciation and interest. Sherman County wheat costs near 140 dollars per bushel, lowering farmer wages.

Oregon Agricultural College Gorvallis Malheur Sherman Oregon State Farm Bureau News Malheur County Sherman County

Farm bureaus urged to adopt production work

The News advises production work as feasible for farm bureaus, noting a trend toward productive practices. It mentions comparative national efforts including warm climate considerations for Alaska, Japan, and Great Britain, highlighting cross country exchange and adaptation.

Farm Bureaus News Japan Alaska Great Britain

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