Hoppicking Season Set For Early September Start
Growers expect hops to begin in the first or second week of September with weather conditions favoring a good quality crop. Prices are uncertain with predictions ranging from 25 to 35 cents a pound, and many growers aim for quality over quantity amid winds that damaged yards previously.
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Dane
Ieee
Garda
Oregon
Washington
California
Coast States
Pacific States
Grasshoppers Ravage Polk County Hop Yard
A Salem dispatch reports severe damage at Bain Brothers hop yard in Polk county near Woodburn as grasshoppers strip four rows next to a clover field. The Mesars Bula have sprayed the hops and await results on the grasshopper ravages.
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Salem
Woodburn
Bain Brothers
Polk County
Polk County Aims for Prize at State Fair Open Sept Fifteenth
Polk County plans a strong showing at the State Fair opening September fifteen. Mrs FA Wolf of Falls City leads the exhibit, with Polk County residents Samplings and products to be gathered for display. The Willamette Valley site offers railroad access and water power, plus sales of exhibits to the Japan fair and permanent Portland display potential. A threshing accident near Independence injures Gabe Locke, and the hop industry shows fluctuating prices with Oregon and Washington yields rising over the past decade.
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Polk
Fa, Wolf
Falls City
Polk County
Willamette Valley
Portland
Wisdom
Falls City Rail Deal Nears Final Terms With Dallas Group
Negotiations between Dallas street group and L Gerlinger of the P SN Y about a standard gauge line from Dallas to Falls City proceed. A meeting next week may hear proposals on bonuses and terms as surveying teams report a feasible route and potential mills and freight growth for Polk County.
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To & Bonun
L. Gerlinger
Dallas
Falls City
Lickiamnte
Itie
Gerlinger
George T. Gerlinger
A Recent Visitor From Buena Vista Mar 19
Mrs. Mary Croisan of Salem mother of Senator Ed Croisan visits Buena Vista. Pioneer of 49 crossing plains at 17, married Henry Croisan near the Platte. Wagons rolled into the river as a playful rite. The Croisans lived near Corvallis on land now part of Oregon Agricultural College grounds. They moved to Salem for work then dispersed to California mines before returning with a trade of cayuses for a claim near Salem.
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Buena Vista
Mary Croisan
Salem
Ed Croisan
Polk County
Plains
Aod
Henry Croisan
Platte River
Oregon
Monmouth Band to Join Local Group for Concert
The final concert of the series will feature the entire Monmouth band joining the local organization for a total of thirty players. Leaders Frank Lucas and Thomas Zeiber attend, with a program including Imperial March, Reverie, The Wayside Chapel, Danse Da Vaudeville, Stanford March, Blaze Away, Romance, Colored Aristocracy, selections from The Bohemian Girl, and Home Sweet Home. A dance at the opera house follows.
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Monmouth
Frank Lucas
Thomas Zeiber
Holzmann
Mr. Burns Powell
Bernard
Balle
Death of Mrs. Cindrella Kurre Near Independence
Mrs. Cindrella Kurre aged 43 died at home south of Independence on August 22 1902 after a illness of typhoid fever and heart trouble. Born August 19 1859 in Livingston County Missouri she married Peter Kurre in Chillicothe Missouri in 1879 and moved to Oregon in 188? They had six children four sons and two daughters. She was a member of Independence Pacific Circle W of W and a devoted Baptist. Funeral held at home Saturday at 1 PM with Rev A J Handaker officiating and interment in the LQ C F cemetery. The community honors her memory with many mourners.
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Ehurch
Pacific Circle
A.J. Handeaker
McMineville
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