Mohair Pool Delivers Higher Returns to Members
The Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers mail checks to 400 members for the spring mohair pool with an average of 43 cents net per pound, above the 33 cent country price. Quality grading boosted values, with some members earning up to 60 cents per pound and overall sales spanning May to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pacific Cooperative
Woo! Growers
Oregon
Association
The
Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers
Washington
Idaho
Californias
F. W. Herrin
Ashland
Ore
C. L. Beckley
Rosepurg
J. B. Cornett
Shedd
W. F. Deford
Central Point
C. 8. Henry
Oakland
R. Roy Booth
Yoncalla
E. A. McCornack
Eugene
J. R. Coleman
Coburg
W. W. Poland
Albany
Calude Buchanan
Corvallis
Wm. Riddell
Monmouth
J. W. Smith
Aurora
A. B. Flint
Beaverton
G. H. Thompson
Macleay
R. A. Ward
Community Christmas Tree Plan Faces Local Support
The Civic club proposes a Monmouth Christmas tree at a central intersection with lighted evenings and a student song program. County librarian Hout discussed library prospects as budget cuts threaten its future, while a garage incident prompted a near miss from a gasoline slick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Civic Club
Educational Films Available to Schools
The University of Oregon extension division offers free distribution of a large selection of educational moving pictures and lantern slides across the state. The films are grouped into five categories including scenic and geographical topics, industry and manufacturing subjects, Holland and Dutch colonial films, World War era and related subjects, and dramatized story classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
South America
British Columbia
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
California
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
Holland
East Indies
United States
Spaulding Back From East With Encouraging News
Chas. K. Spaulding president of Spaulding Logging returns to Salem after meetings with President Harding in Washington and immigration parade viewing in Chicago. He testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission on railroad relations and reports favorable business in the east but notes car shortages. He speaks for the Salem Chamber of Commerce and Willamette Valley lumber interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Harding
Clemanceau
Chicago
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Chas. K. Spaulding
Spaulding Logging Company
Northwest
East
Mr. Spaulding
Atlantic Coast
West
Salem Chamber of Commerce
Willamette Valley Lumber Association
Spaulding
Inter-State Chamber of Commerce
South
Capital Journal
Trackers Examination at Dallas December 1922
The next regular teachers examination will be held in the circuit room of the Polk county courthouse in Dallas Oregon on December 20 21 09 and 28 1922. The program runs from 9 am December 20 to 4 pm December 23 with daily subjects including history penmanship music physiology reading drawing domestic science and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
County Odd Fellows
T. J. Edwards
Glen McNeil
Polk County Court House
Dallas
Oregon
Thunday
Cougar slain in Polk County by William Bush
The first cougar killed in Polk County in years was slain by William Bush of Padoe lant work. He found the animal devouring a lamb, returned to his house, secured a rifle, and shot the 100 pound beast measuring 6 feet 4 inches from tip to tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallae
Polk County
William Bush
Padoe
Bush
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Clancy Kids
Percy L.crosby
McClue Y Newspaper Syndicats
Freddie's
Freddies
Young Muhleman
Graham
W. R. Graham
Sunny Slope
Monmouth Herald
Ern Pacific
Central Pacific
Valley
United States Supreme Court
Cougar
Pedee
Yuletide
Santa Claus
People’s Cash Store
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