Women as Harvesters Cry From Districts in Nebraska
A Nebraska harvest notice describes a shift from male to female labor during grain season. Wages for harvest work run about 2.50 to 3.00 dollars per day for a 10 hour shift, with July and August in view. The piece argues women are stepping in to meet shortages, warns against returning to primitive toil, and cites economic and social tensions amid farm labor demands.
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Chineas
Yakima Valery
Mountala
Wiahing
Kiatatere
Reluctant rider finds swift employment after rough start
The narrative follows a man who agrees to a rapid trot ride for two miles and is told a nightly ride would continue until he secures work. He remains undeterred as the job search progresses and surprisingly lands a position the very next day and keeps it.
Antioch Sunday School Picnic and Literary Society
A few days ago Antioch Sunday School held a picnic in a donated grove with a food program, speeches by S. H. Hinkle, and volunteers supplying dinner and ice cream. The school is growing, aided by many attendees. Their Saturday night literary society features debates, recitations, and music.
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Antioch
Bosley
H. Hinkle
Lool
Lots of Hops This Year for Krebs Brothers in Independence
Krebs Brothers of Independence report strong hops and expect 25000 to 30000 bales this year with prospects of about 1700000 dollars in sales. They operate ten hop yards over 000 acres within six miles of Independence and plan to spend around 100000 dollars on crop care and labor.
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Krebs Brothers
Independence
Cie Enterprise
Two Miles of Celllo Canal Completed
After nearly three years of work the two miles of the Celllo Canal are finished by the contract firm. The completion includes the upper end of the canal and the Celllo Lock with opening to navigation anticipated in about three more years. The Celllo Canal lies on the Columbia river and extends above Lewiston, Idaho.
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Celllo Canal
Celllo
Columbia River
Lewiston
Idaho
City Council Passes Fines for Offensive Language in Public
Wheeling council approves ordinance fining anyone using vile language in public addresses. Councilman P. F. Habetk, who proposed the measure, cites Billy Sunday’s forthcoming campaign in the city as motivation for curbing vulgar vocabulary.
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Wheeling
W. Vaduly
Conncil Bay
P. F. Haberatiek
Billy Sunday
Statement of Independence National Bank deposits 1911 list
Independence National Bank of Independence Oregon publishes a list of dormant accounts as of July 1 1911 showing depostors who have not deposited or withdrawn for over seven years with last known addresses and death status. Names include G W Hitchins Co E Brown Gaoth Larsen Mrs R M Prischett W K Withrow Chas L Howe Margaret Mason Mrs K G Drewsey and others. County official sworn statement by cashier C W Irvine and notary B Wilson dated June 12 1911.
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Independence National Bank
Independence
Polk
Oregon
G. W. Hitchins
Co. E. Brown
Gaoth Larsen
R. MM. Prischett
Independence Or
W. K. Withrow
Chas. L. Howe
Margaret Mason
K. G. Drewsey
State OF Oregon
County of
C. W. Irvine
State of
Council Votes Wide Sidewalks And Grade Changes
The council, with Mix, Moore and Hubbard as members, approves widening sidewalks to ten feet on streets to be paved, funded by the city where paving costs exceed. J. M. Hall is hired as city engineer and inspector at five dollars per day to oversee curb and paving work. Traffic flow and railroad grade adjustments are planned, with sidetracks demanded for Portland manure handling.
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Mix
Moore
Hubbard
Williama
Counciil
Bildridge
J. M. Hal
Bell Telephone Co
The
Light and Power Co
Comnetinga Bolannan
Trafic
Western Realty Co Offers City and Farm Real Estate Bargains
The Western Realty Co of Monmouth advertises a large stock of real bargains in city and farm property. P. F. Chase, proprietor, invites buyers and sellers to view the listings.
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The
Western Realty Co
Monmouth
P. F. Chase
Oregon Bank Deposits Show Strong Growth Statewide
Oregon banks report substantial gains in deposits and overall resources in the latest state report. Bank Examiner Wright notes deposits exceed prior totals by over 2.5 million dollars with widespread improvement across banking departments. The figures reflect the condition of banks as of July 3.
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Colpar
Wright
Suver Hosts Bijou Show Boosting Local Attendance
Walter Kerr reports crop conditions in Buver Valley remain excellent. The Bijou Musical comedy played in Suver Monday to a final appreciative crowd, with audiences spreading praise and a larger turnout for the next three nights. A dance followed each show, highlighting Suver’s growing cheer and dance reputation.
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Walter Kerr
Buver
Suver
Crops Gripped by Heat Across Mississippi Valley
Drought and heat threaten crops from the Mississippi Valley to the central states. Hay yields in the south are near total failure. Crop prices rose four to six cents amid growing concern as daily losses mount for the nation.
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Mississippi Valley
Middle Western States
Cam
Eastern Oregon trip inspires Oregon Development League
J J Sayer field secretary for the Oregon Development League reports enthusiasm after visiting 45 towns in Eastern Oregon. He returns to the Portland office impressed by interior prospects and plans to begin a coast counties tour this week.
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Oregon
J.J. Sayer
Oregon Development League
Portland
Mr. Sayer
Coast
Good Races At Salem State Fair Entries Boost Interest
The best set of early closing entries for the state fair races has been secured, ensuring a full meet next September. Many favorites are listed, with more new entries this year than ever before, promising spirited contests for fans.
Commercial Club Sees Active Meetings and Growth
Secretary and Treasurer report the Commercial Club in good financial and numerical condition. A strong Monday night meeting approved new members and plans. Delegates were chosen for the Astoria event, and a five member committee will coordinate with other clubs in Dallas for a State Fair exhibit.
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Commercial Club
Order of Busi
Astoria
Dallas
H. F. MeIntorff
The
Oregonian
Central Oregon Development League invites J. J. Hill
The young Central Oregon Development League plans a fall meeting and will invite J. J. Hill to attend. The date will be set to fit Mr Hill's convenience.
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Central Oregon Development League
J. J. Hill
Wheat Outlook for Umatilla County in 1912
Umatilla County expects a strong wheat harvest of about 6,010,000 bushels. The county contributes roughly six percent of the total wheat grown in the United States.
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Umatilla
Union and Wallowa Counties Plan Mutual Help League
Union and Wallowa counties plan a two county development league for mutual aid. Officials believe the northeast corner will gain overall benefits from organization and immigration efforts.
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League For Mutual Help
Union
Wallowa
Bank of Commerce to Open in Eugene with 350000 Capital
Eugene will gain a new financial institution as The Bank of Commerce prepares to open. The bank plans capital of 350000 and aims to equip itself with facilities equal to any in the country, reflecting optimism for local growth.
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Eugene
Bank of Commerce
Largest Balloon on Earth Rises in Corvallis
The world’s largest hot air balloon is completed in Corvallis under Mr. Armold’s direction. The development promises amazing growth for the hot air business in the area as organizers urge the team to proceed.
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Corvallis
Armold
Mazamas Plan Climb Of Glacier Peak In Washington
The Mazamas of Portland will scale Glacier Peak in Chelan County Washington this August 20. The Mountaineers of Seattle join the expedition as a large party will attempt the ascent.
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The
Mazamas
Portland
Glacier Peak
Chelan Country
Washington
Seattle
Medford Businessmen Plan Southern Oregon Excursion
Medford business men will make a four day trip through southern Oregon this month visiting Lakeview and Klamath Falls and other points. The purpose is to foster closer business relations with this territory.
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Medford
Oregon
Lakeview
Klamath Falls
Dr Walton Home in Whiteaker Property on Third and C Streets
Property reference mentions Dr Walton at the home of Mrs. L. L. Whiteaker located at Third and C streets, detailing a residential address notice.
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Dr. Walton
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