Industrial Review of State Expositions and Plant Moves
Portland plans additions to the Pacific International structure as the largest livestock exposition building remains ample. Albany notes Alco Products builds a Springfield plant while a planing mill is purchased. Salem forecasts 1.5 million pounds of evergreen blackberries worth about $90,000 to growers at six cents a pound. Portland reports United Manufacturing moves to a new 65,000 square foot building. Jacksonville hints at a rich gold vein opening in Poorman creek district with ore valued $500 to $1,000 per ton. Klamath Falls prepares a vast marshland mint farm, irrigated later. Roseburg cannery buys 900 boxes of Bartletts. Umpqua pears harvest begins with high quality fruit. Baker notes Tobin & Salmon acquire 5.5 acres near the depot and plan immediate construction. Crown-Saenpen lumber lands to be consolidated with Hammond holdings. Gold Beach reports heavy salmon runs. Oregon cannery shipments rise. Portland estimates a six million bushel potato crop for the state with ideal growing conditions. North Bend Bay Park Lumber mill to resume by Sep 1 after two months off. Portland Pacific International formed to purchase apples for export and participate in mid-Columbia deal. Oregon-made furniture showcased by 26 firms during buyers week. Albany notes returns of over $100 per acre from 15 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
North
Albany
Alco Products Company
Springfield
Salem
United Manufacturing Company
Jacksonville
Poorman Creek
Richmond
Wisconsin
H. E. Noble
Hammond Lumber Company
Gold Beach
Bogue
American Can Company
Oregon
North Bend
Bay Park Lumber Company
Old North Bend
Pacific International Company
mid-Columbia
Local Hayland and Industrial Plant Talks Across Rivers
Yated hay land along the Santiam river owned by HE E Clem. Industrial hay shipments to Albany reach seven feet five inches from tin to the north. Negotiations underway for a large plant to be erected in the area by the Menasha Woods company of Menasha Wisconsin. Warren residents plant many acres of loganberry as a potential site for a 100 acre processing plant. Capital appears assured for building at Warren or Houston. Enterprise Independent, page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. E . Clem
Santiam
Albany
North Bend
Menasha Woods Eaware Company
Menasha
Wis
Warren
Logan
Houston
Enterprise
Buttermilk Beer Speculation Stirs Oregon Dairy News
Oregon dairy vendors and researchers discuss buttermilk as a potential source of alcohol as Prohibition-era debates unfold. Dean Van Norman and Professor E J Lee weigh risks and possibilities, noting sugar content and fermentation could alter alcohol yields.
Hug Selected Head of Salem Schools
George W. Hug, former superintendent of McMinnville public schools, elected to succeed John W. Todd as Salem superintendent. He has resigned McMinnville post and will move to Salem soon. Hug previously headed Eugene schools and instituted a disciplinary program that used physical activity as punishment for minor infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hug
McMinnville
John W. Todd
Salem
Dentist Dr Duganne Office Above Independence National Bank
Dr Duganne, a local dentist, operates an office located over the Independence National Bank marking a central professional presence in the downtown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Duganne
Independence National Bank
Nature and Music Echoes From Bee to Cows
An old Austrian woman in burg Pa reports a bee swarm atop a hive producing jazz music. A local dairyman used the melodies to calm two Holstein cows, milking them to a steady flow as he played hymns and lullabies. The piece muses on music’s potential to calm nature and inspire growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Jere
Walla
Thebes
Melodica Bank
Tacoma News-Tribune
Miss. Family Scion Punished With Improvised Switch
A Mississippi youth receives a self administered punishment after failing to obtain a switch. He explains he could not find one and offered a 3 as substitute, prompting coverage in Legion Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eynest
Legion Weekly
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Tine
Industrial Review OF State
Mankins & Bell
Klamath Falls
Roseburg
Umpqua Valley
Baker
Tobin & Salmon of
New
Cottage Grove
Ppey
Penny Mill
Dalles—Ton
California
Oregon Carnation
Clatanomands Electric
H. E. van Norman
California University Farm School
Davis
Profesor
E. J. Lee
State Board of Health
Bureau of Food and Drugs
Berkeley
Sacramento Bee
Herbert Watson
Maryland
Dean van Norman
Watson
van Norman
Lee
Profesor Lee
Western State Bank of Tech
Forestry Department
Carver
Clackamas County
New State Bank
Columbia River
Bar
Hood River
Seven Hips
Columbia
South Len
State Highway Board
11Den
Willamette
Jew
Mountain States Power Company
Investment Department
Mountain States Power Co
Hug
Wesstins
Basiness
I Gymen
Successas
India
Uly
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