Tribute to President Ackerman by Oregon Agricultural College
The Oregon Agricultural College summer session faculty and students honor President J. H. Ackerman of the Oregon Normal school who recently died. He served twelve years as an ex officio regent and was deeply devoted to the college. His dedication is shown by active board participation and his daughter’s graduation from the college.
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J. H. Ackerman
Oregon Normal School
Oregon Agricultural College
M. Ellwood Smith
Ackerman
Board of Regents
Memorial tribute to Oregon educational leader J H Ackerman
The faculty and students of the Oregon Agricultural College and the Oregon Normal School honor J H Ackerman for his long service as principal city superintendent in Portland, state superintendent of public instruction, and president of the Oregon Normal School. The committee expresses sympathy to his family, especially daughter Isabella Lunn, and to his many friends, praising his devotion to duty, industry, courtesy, and faith.
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Ackerman
Portland
Multnomah County
Oregon Normal School
J. H. Ackerman
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Isabella Lunn
E. D. Ressler
J. J. Sturgill
J. Agnes Johnston
Limestone increases hay yield on college farm plots
At the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, lime treated plots produced .45 tons more mixed clover and grass hay than untreated areas, while lime plus manure yielded .82 tons more. Limed plots showed a stronger clover stand and manure boosted rye grass growth and overall vigor.
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College Farm
Butter as prize fuels rival contests in humble struggles
In all great struggles contestants are driven by a noble desire to obtain butter for their bread, framing competition as a practical game of sustenance and effort.
Middle West Sizzling Says Supt Churchill
Salem reports the middle west endures its hottest spell in 50 years. J A Churchill Oregon state superintendent says crop conditions are excellent but business lags compared with the Pacific coast. He cites 1,500,000 bushels of corn stored in Iowa warehouses and lingering heat above 100 degrees.
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Salem
Middle West
J. A. Churchill
State
Des Moines
Towa
Oregon
National Educational Association
Pacific Coast
Mr. Churchill
Churchill
Lowa
S. P
Mapleton
Cushman
Cottage Grove
Divide
Loraine
Pendleton
Union High School
Pacific Highway Bridge
Woodard
Hood River
Washington
Idaho
Medford
Oregon Woods
Bald Mountain
Polk County
Klamath Falls
Ashland Road
Halsey
Muddy
Peoria Road
Oregon Brevities Highlighting Local Growth And Farm Prospects
Oregon brief mentions St Helens sewer and Corvallis picture project, Linn County dairy output, Bend mill promotions, and widespread road and infrastructure spending. Reports note the potential profitability of loganberries and loganberry shipments, with farm guidance from O. A. C. on soil and drainage factors affecting yields.
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St. Helens
Benton County
Bend
T. A. McCarm
Shevlin-Hixon
Yellow Pine
Milton
Haines Record
E. 0. Wooley
North Powder News
Oceroga
Oak Springs
Des Chutes
la Grande
U. S. Pendleton
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Halsey
Pacific Highway
Riddle
Douglas County
Brownsville
Roseburg
California
Hood River
Columbia Gorge
Sauvies Island
Albany
Bingham Springs
Umatilla
Eugene
Arlington
Chicago
Beekeeping Grows Into Big Industry in Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College notes rapid rise of commercial apiaries across eastern irrigation areas and Willamette valley beefighting sections. Incomes from apiaries reach 1500 to 4000 dollars, some exceed 10000 dollars. Honey production nears 1,000,000 pounds as bee pastures expand and demand for trained beekeepers rises.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Department of Entomology
Reforestation Effort Near Tacoma Begins
The forestry department reforestation division started last week planting about 400 acres in the mountains near Tacoma. Thirty towns and young Douglas fir trees are being set out.
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Forestry Department
Tacoma
Smoking in Life Forged No Objection in Death
The remark suggests a view that those who cravi smoking in this life should not object to it in the next world. The statement reflects a cautionary stance on indulgence and consequences across life and afterlife.
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Klamath - Shasta Valley
Garden Valley
Umpsua Valley
Astoria
Seaside Highway
Myrick Elevator Co S
Pendleton Park
NY Service Company
Mountain States Power Co
H. M. Byllesby & Company
Iscal Agents
Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation, Engineers and Managers
Lohaey
Ital
Holsum Brea
Cherry City Baking Compa
Independence National Bank
Independence
H. Hirschberg
C. A. McLaughlin
Vai
D. MIX
B. R. Wolfe
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West
Calbreath Jones
General Blacksmith
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