Oregon News in Brief 1921 Digest Highlights
A mixed Oregon roundup reports tax and water matters. Brookn Seamon mill expansion at Bend to add 100 jobs. fires destroy a McDonald ranch barn. Portland home construction pacing $461 609 monthly for six months. Haying in Linn County advances while storms threaten crops. Tennis tournament opens July 7 in Salem. Oregon companies face forestry and wildlife challenges. multiple fires damage Astoria Box plant. war veterans organize in Oregon. Oregon bank and tax offices address funds and rates. wheat markets and irrigation rights noted. Secretary Kozer cites vehicle registrations up 102 274 in six months.
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Frank J. Lovell
Brookn-Seamon
Bend
McDonald Ranch
Weston
Portland
Oantern
Lynn County
Sy. Jamette Valley
Salem
Society of Oregon Com Power
Ite
Bric Mann
Oregon
Lone
Prosidenta
Territarien
Conmercial Cluba
Colimbia
Jane
Percy Cupper
Oregon State Bankers’ Association
American Legion
Pugene
Oregon Department
William A. Bots
Myrick Station
Pendleton
Deschutes National Forest
Robert Merrill
Blackbutte
Head
Curry County
Coos Bay
San Francisco
Paso Line
Osprey
H. W. Collins
Astoria
Astoria Box Company
Douglass County Forest Patrol
United States Forest Service
Roseburg
Sam A. Kozer
Sam A. Kower
Witametio Valley Prune Association
Balom
4Ville
Harry €. Brimbaugh
World War Veterans’ State Aid Commission
Io Minne Exons
H. van Winkle
State Tax Commission
Barss
Australia
United States
Willamette Valley
Harse
W. F McGregor
Crown Willamette Paper Company
Uke Taber Company
Ankentuck Timber Company
Tugana County
Berry Cannery Plans in Astoria Area for 1991 Fruit Crop
Local producers in Astoria-Ndale County report preparations for the 1991 fruit harvest. Officials oversee processing at the berry cannery to handle expected shipments and stabilize market prices.
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Astoria
Newdle Classop County
Pend-Broo mill adds second shift for k-Scanlon workers
Pend-Broo mill expands operations with a second shift for k-Scanlon workers adding 100 more men to the roster.
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k-Scanlon Mill
Oregon Growers' Cooperative Ships Cherries and Berries
The Oregon Growers' Cooperative shipped nearly 300 tons of Royal Anne cherries to eastern points. Perishable fruit moved in good shape despite long-distance delivery. Over 100 tons of black cherries and 30 tons of loganberries were received daily at Salem, with volumes expected to rise this week.
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Neary
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Far East
Ern
Oregon Growers’ Association
Salem
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Tangent
New York
Munteal
Fred Wallaroy
Oregon Public Service Commision
Fan Fronti
Interstate Commerce Commision
Woeed-Klamath Falls
Southern
Pickle
State Board
Eugenics
Elvenic Court
Silem
Tom Garland
Jacob Cline
Oreron State
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Mugene
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Southern Pacific Railway
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P. Hoff
State Tremsurer
Fu Mill
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Wowen
First Path
Independence National
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Rol Walker
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Ftare
R. Maillie
Illey & Siletz
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Bert van
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Notary
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Mountain States Power Co
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