Onion smut solved by experiments at Oregon State
Oregon Agricultural College reports onion smut in the northern Willamette valley can be controlled with formaldehyde solution applied in drill rows. Trials show land treated yielded 364 sacks per acre versus 851 sacks on untreated ground, with dusting of seed offering limited benefit. Research continues to develop a practical dusting machine for soil treatment.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Willamette Valley
H. P. Barss
Department of Botany and Plant Pathology
Barss
Botany and Plant Pathology Department
Oregon Experiment Station
Farm Bureau of
Washington County
Oregon
State Highway Commission
Oregon News in Brief Form Highlights Local Happenings
Oregon items report Halsey bank installing burglar alarm. James M. Keyton Civil War veteran dies in La Grande. Columbia River salmon runs rise. Prineville rebuilding after fire. Canby cherry crop shorter. La Pine mill under construction. Silverton peach crop expected good. Newberry berry festival set for July 8. Deschutes hay three cuttings. Bend hosts Oregon Fire Chiefs meeting. Highway Commission tour starts from Portland. Bend fined for license plate swap. Salem reunion in Laurelhurst Park. Walter Hall named to West Point by Sen. Stanfield. Mrs. Connelly drowns after being struck by train near Nyasa. Leeds becomes acting postmaster at Bend. Salem Commercial Club opposes SP and CP railroad split. Brownsville alumni reunion in Portland. Mrs. Kingman dies in Modesto. Meilils found dead in Baker. milk price up one cent. Lowell speaks at Baker pageant. Seymour Jones denies governor bid. Phoenix Utility starts Hood River power plant project. Dean Fockler named Columbia Falls chemistry professor. Eugene farmer Schnorenberg hero in dynamite blast rescue. La Pine school bond issue approved. Willamette Valley Lumbermen oppose railway dissolution. Baker cattle deaths from dumped mash. Oregon Motor Association to form motor corps. Coquille to build municipal water system. highway signs removal policy. former Portland clerk not seeking re-election. Tripleta born in Portland. Isham transfer authority in Grants Pass. Newberg freight permit issued. Oregon-Washington fisheries friction rumors denied. Marion-Polk Realtors probe oil project near St. Paul.
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Portland
Laurelhurst Park
Walter Hall
Princeton
United States Military Academy
West Point
Stanfield
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Salem Commercial Club
Brownsville
Oregon
EB. B. Kingman
Alsea River Lumber Company
Hugene
Modesto
Cal
Phoenix Utility Company
Hood River
Pacific Power & Light Company
B. R. Fockler
Columbia Falls
Mont
R. W. McNeal
Albany College
Henry A. Schnorenberg
Eugene
la Pine
Willamette Valley Lumbermen's Association
Central Pacific Lines
Manuufacturers
Western
Dark Steadman
Sumpter Valley
Baker County
Oregon State Motor Association
VF. M
A. HM. Les
Baker
Coquille
Coos County
Rink Creek
Hay supply worries ease with silage alternatives posted
In western Oregon dry weather and eastern Oregon cool spring shorten the hay crop. Farmers in prior short years used silos filled with available crops such as weedy grain and roadside mowings to stockpile feed. Silos should be full this fall per the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Oregon
O. A. C. Experiment Station
Apple Worm Infestation Control Advised In Orchards
The bulletin notes continued appearance of adult cooking moths in limited numbers and urges immediate protective poison spray where apple worm was serious last year. If moths are scarce, delaying thinning slightly and focusing on removing wormy fruit can keep infestation down according to C A C Experiment Station.
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C. A. C. Experiment Station
Grass Seed Testing Promises Early Fall Sowing Guidance
Farmers sending in seed samples for test at this time will be ready for early sowing this fall and will know how much to use. CO. A. C Experiment Station provides the service and guidance on application rates.
Polk County Judge Grants Permanent Restraining Order Against Buhler
Judge Harry H. Belt in Polk County Circuit Court orders P. H. Buhler to sell all poultry produce only to the Pacific Poultry Producers Association of Portland. Buhler signed a year-old contract to deliver to the association and allegedly breached by selling to others. The association seeks enforcement or dismissal of his business, noting penalties per egg and related terms. The ruling follows local interest tied to similar contracts in the fruit and prune industry in the area.
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Pacific Poultry
Polk County
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Newport By-the-Sea
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Los Angeles
San Diego
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John M. Scott
Oregon Country
Halsey State Bank
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la Grande
Columbia River
Prineville
Canby
Silverton
Deschutes County
Bend
Oregon Fire Chiefs Association
Marshfield
Dodge
S. C Rogers
Fred R. Meilils
Oregon Idaho Investment Company
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Ben Olcott
Ezra Meeker
Seymour Jones
Marion
House of Representatives
Tax Reduction League
R. H H. Thomas
Carl F. Palmer
Cottage Grove
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Astoria
Washington State Fisheries Department
The
Fish Commission
Washington
Carl D. Shoemaker
Oregon State Fish Commission
Marion-Polk County Realtors Association
Salem
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Independence, Oregon
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