Wool Growers Pass Membership Quota in Oregon
The Oregon Wool and Mohair Growers' Cooperative surpassed its July 1 membership quota on June 27 with over 1,500 members and 200,000 fleeces signed. The group plans district elections in July to choose 14 directors, while R. A. Ward leads as general manager from Portland.
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Oregon Wool and Mohair Growers’ Cooperative Association
Oregon
Fred W. Herrin
Ashland
C. L. Beckley
Dixonville
R. Roy Booth
Yoncalla
J. B. Cornett
Shedd
Wm. Riddell Jr
Monmouth
G. H. Thompson
Macleay
S. A. Cordill
Molalla
J. W. Smith
Aurora
A B. Flint
Beaverton
C. J. Hurd
Bureau of Markets
Jackson
Joseph
California
Association
Boston
U. S
R. A. Ward
Ward
Morgan Building
Portland
Ore
Local Social Notes From Independence Area
Elkins resident Miss Fern Johnson visits brother J. W. Johnson and family. H. W. Hannum’s mother and sister Ruby arrive from Washington for a visit. Mrs L. E. Olden and son Elmer and Mrs C. C. Marks shop in Salem. Ed Harman and family visit W. H. Harman. Johnie Williams visits Independence. Jack Kellahar helps C. C. Marks in hay field. J. W. Johnson and H. W. Hannum aid Joe Tetherow with barn. Roy Pitzer, Ivan Loughary and Raymond Way in Independence. Violet Wilson of Moro and sisters Bernardetta and Olive return home after three years in San Francisco. Roy Pitzer, Ivan Loughary, and Raymond Way attend Independence gathering. The Enterprise price remains $1.50 yearly.
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Fern Johnson
Independence
J. W Johnson
H. W. Hannum
Ruby
Washington
Mr. Hannum
L. E. Olden
Elmer
C. C. Marks
Salem
Ed. Harman
Buena Vista
W. H. Harman
Johnie Williams
Jack Kellahar
Seaside
J. W. Johnson
Joe Tetherow
Lee Williams
Airlie
George Joens
Alford
Leroy
C. E. Wilson
Wilson
Violet
Moro
Bernardetta
Olive
San Francisco
Roy Pitzer
Ivan Loughary
Raymond Way
Architects of high rank in ancient dwellings
The article compares Greece Itonian homes with Egyptian and Assyrian buildings, praising the Itonian model for its perfect plan and decoration while noting Egyptian wealth and interior luxury. It highlights how civilizations shaped dwellings by practical needs and grand palaces along Thebes Memphis and Heliopolis.
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Greece
Egypt
Assyria
Thebes
Memphis
Heliopolis
Butterfly Ghost Seen in British Guiana by Explorer
An American naturalist recounts sighting Hoetera ptera in British Guiana. He describes a nearly invisible butterfly that rests on a fern frond and becomes visible only when sunlight hits its wings, allowing the red flower and green leaf to appear through its transparent wings.
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British Guiana
Beautiful but Short Lived Butterflies and Energy
John Blake in the Chicago Daily News muses on the fleeting life of butterflies and the intricate, tiny structures of their wings. He warns that mismanaged energy and violent impulses could mirror failures in systems that regulate power.
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Hite
John Blake
Chicago Daily News
Make Camp Grounds As Sanitary As Possible
Oregon residents discuss camp ground sanitation as highways bring more campers. The piece urges individual responsibility for caring for food water and garbage, noting pure water and safe methods like tablets from drug stores to kill germs.
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Peope
Oregon
Agricultural College
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