Alaska Needs More Settlers to Fuel Copper and Farming
Alaska seeks settlers to boost labor for mining and rail projects along the Chitina corridor and to sustain a growing copper sector. The region also urges farmers as rail lines open routes to new markets, with projections of population and product value doubling within five years per the Alaska-Yukon Magazine.
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Alaska
Chitina
Agricultural Department
Great Tanana Valley
Interior
Seattle
Farfast Lunch or Dinner at Whitehouse Salem Oregon
Farfast at the Whitehouse Restaurant on 962 State Street in Salem Oregon promises a memorable meal with genuine goodness. WM McGILCHRIST & SONS, Props. Salem Oregon guarantee good service, food, and surroundings for enjoyable life.
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Whitehouse
State Street
Salem
Oregon
WM. McGilchrist & Sons
Alaska’s Copper River rail, ore ship, and new coal mine spur growth
Completion of the Copper River and Northwestern railroad this year and the ore shipping from the Kotsina Chitina copper belt, along with development of the Bering River coal mine, will drive industrial activity in Alaska and require a larger population.
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Ing
Chitina
Honan
Kixpert
Tidewater
Copper River and Northwestern Railroad
Kotsina-Chitina
Bering River
Nelda
Alaska
Where Coffee Comes From and Brazil's Dominant Source
A historical overview notes that most coffee for the United States comes from Sao Paulo Brazil. It cites Santos as the export hub and describes Brazil as the leading producer, with Mocha and Java labels masking the true origin. The piece warns against substitutes and calls for agricultural scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Java
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Prasil
Santos
Department of Agriculture
Snow Liniment touted to cure poison oak poisoning
Turner Oregon resident O H P Cornelius notes his wife and two friends were cured of poison oak poisoning by Snow Liniment. The product priced 25c 50c and 1.00 is sold by Williams Drug Co.
Pacific Rural Weekly Ad Offer for New Subscribers
The Pacific Horse weekly edition invites farmers to subscribe for $1.60 yearly and offers a combined one year rate with Independence Enterprise at $1.59. Readers may receive 104 copies split between Pacific Homestead and Independence Enterprise for the special rate. New subscribers must pay at either office and mention this ad.
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Pacific Coast Farmer
Independence Enterprise
Pacific Homestead
Enterprise
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Northwest
Northern Territory
Fairbanks
Proas Dinpatchos
Iditafod
Pacific Coast
Copper Hiver
Northwestern
Fourte
Albany, Oregon
Albany
Independence
C Street
Independence, Oregon
Ane
Liberty Street
Hallberg
Salem, Oregon
Pacific
The
Oregon Fire Relief Association
Hay, Based
McMinnville
Chas. Gregory
Bell
Dallas
Iliff
Loose
H. Hirschberg
A. Nelson
C. W. Irvine
D. W. Sears
8. F. Smith
Otis C. Butler
Athletic and Symnasium
Willamette Valley Company
Waterworks
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