Local Jerseys Set World Record for Jersey Herd Production
McArthur and Stauff herd at Rickreall Oregon set a new world monthly record for butterfat with 15 Jerseys averaging 60.08 pounds of butterfat and 2060 pounds of milk in May. Norena of Ashwood yielded 172 pounds butterfat in 49 days, averaging 64 pounds milk and 3.5 pounds butterfat daily. Nine of 15 cows are daughters of Holger.
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New York
Enterprise
McArthur & Stauff
Rickreall
American Jersey Cattle Club
Oregon
Norena
Ashwood
Holger
Car Stolen From Salem Farm Family Vehicle
William F P Setak who lived near Parker and moved to Salem had his car stolen last Sunday while at Wilhoit springs. Two men and a girl asked the Setak children to buy berries, then forced entry into the garage and took the automobile. Police alerted along the line. car number 62083.
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William FP. Setak
Parker
Salem
The
Morning Statesman
William Setak
Route 7
Wilhoit Springs
Jimmy
Otto
Setak
Valley & Siletz Capital Boost to One Million
The Valley and Siletz railroad company increased its capital stock from 400000 dollars to 1000000 dollars, per a certificate filed with the secretary of state.
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Valley & Siletz
The
Valley & Siletz Railroad Company
Secretary of State
Independence Steam Laundry's growth mirrors city progress
E. A. Dunckel, six years owner, expanded a $400 plant to an $8000 modern operation employing eight, with in-house soap making and a 42 foot well. A new rest room for female staff opened, and plans include better lighting, ventilation, and a unified roof over boiler and offices.
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Cit
Independence
Salem
Hung Oh Ling
E. A. Dunckel
Independence Steam Laundry
Dunckel
Thiy City
Agro
Studebaker
Monmouth Residents and Visitors Note Local Weekend Activity
Mr and Mrs Frank Lefever visited Falls City Sunday. Miss Mary Rice of Monmouth joined the local circle Sunday. Don Hamar and family were in Salem Wednesday. George Heck and family with Miss Ina Fishback shopped in Salem Friday. Miss Estay and two brothers from Washington visit their aunt Mrs Herman Wunder. Miss Alison French of Portland stayed with Miss Ina Fishback Saturday to Monday. Frank Swearengen improves his residence with a new porch. Local residents attended the Baccalaureate sermon at Oregon Normal School Sunday.
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Frank Lefever
Falls’ City
Mary Rice
Monmouth
Don Hamar
Salem
George Heck
Miss Ina Fishback
Estay
Washington
Herman Wunder
Alison French
Portland
Ina Fishback
Frank Swearengen
Oregon Normal School
Dairy advocates press dairy diet benefits at Salem meeting
F. W. Merrill, Oregon state dairy association secretary, urged business leaders that underfed children stem from lack of dairy foods. He cited schools where milk intake raised underweight students to normal, noted 20 000 milking workers and $20 million annual dairy income in Oregon, praising Wisconsin by comparison and highlighting ideal climate and soil for dairying.
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F. W. Merrill
Oregon State Dairy Association
Salem
Commercial Club
Merrill
State Industrial School
Wisconsin
Oregon
Oregon Growers See Fast Growth In Dallas District
The Dallas district leads a rapid expansion of the Oregon Growers Cooperative with 1 082 signed acres, 972 in bearing, focusing on cherries apricots and peaches. By June 15 the total membership reached 1 815, up 167 since April, and the cooperative acreage stood at 30 821, up 1 983 in under two months. Apricots may become a major western Oregon fruit industry. Dalles growers sign up substantial acreage, highlighting beach lands Roseburg South Umpqua Grants Pass and areas between Jacksonville and Central Point as well suited to apricot production.
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Dallas
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Asociation
Association
Oregon
Dalles
Roseburg
Umpqua
Grants Pass
Jacksonville
Central Point
Oregon dairy industry called state’s most important
A dairy official asserts that the industry is the state’s most important sector of the economy and notes that about half of Oregon’s children are underfed. The report highlights concerns over nutrition and the dairy sector’s role in addressing them.
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Salem
Oregon
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Adence
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Wood & Cozine Machine Shop
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