Five million trout stocked in Oregon streams and lakes
Oregon Game and Fish Commission launches the states most extensive fish stocking drive. A new state funded fish car by the OWR&R will transport 260000 fish in aerated water with on board office and crew. Initial distributions target Cascade forest lakes and coastal areas, with statewide totals reaching millions through August 31.
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Oregon
Oregon Game and Fish Commission
Bonneville Hatchery
Cascade Forest
S. S. Moore
Oregon City
Detroit
Bend
Estacada
Cazadero
Silverton
Baker
Clatsop
Yamhill
Cowboys Round Up Ranchers Oregon Agricultural College Visit
Prof. H. D. Scudder of Oregon Agricultural College agronomy mens traveled 600 miles with Bill Hanley to Harney County Oregon to meet ranchers. They held institutes on moisture conservation and crop production and planned a district survey to compare future progress with present conditions. He spoke in Seattle to Northwest development leagues urging responsible settlement and success through scientific methods.
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Oregon
AgriculturalCollege
Corvallis
H. D. Scudder
A. C. Agronomy Department
Bill’ Hanley
Harney County
Harney County Experiment Station
Scudder
Seattle
Northwest States
Apple Estimates Fall In Hood River Valley Crop Outlook
Hood River Valley apple crop estimates drop from bloom prospects to 600000 to 800000 boxes. W H Lawrence fruit inspector says 800000 possible if fruit sizes improve. Charles H Sproat of National Apple Co expects not more than 600000 boxes of first class and extra fancy fruit. Albany trolley pole crew near completion. temporary depot at Fifth and Lyon to host July 1 train service inauguration.
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Hood River
Hood River Valley
W. H. Lawrence
Charles H. Sproat
National Apple Company
Mr. Sproat
Albany
Salem- Albany
Oregon Electric
Fifth
Lyon Streets
Weevil Found In Medford Targeted For July Fourth Execution
A cotton boll weevil has been discovered in Medford eating tomato plants under Prof Ogara the county pathologist. Officials fear its establishment in the Rogue River valley could threaten crops and costs run into millions annually. An eradication order was set for July 4 to prevent spread.
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Medford
Ogara
Rogue River Valley
Large canning plant planned for Dallas
Dallas will see a new large canning plant by J. K. Armsby Co of San Francisco. Bids are open and construction will start in a few weeks to be ready for this year’s crop. The prune crop in the county is expected to be 50 percent below normal, a condition blamed on factors this fall. Fall River irrigation project could affect water availability for a Carey Act plan of 2500 acres upstream on the Fall River.
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Dallas
J. K. Armsby Company
San Francisco
Fall River
Salem
Fall River Irrigation Company
Deschutes River
National Guard marching dress and sharpshooter plans
The Medford unit now has seventy two privates and three officers in its company and must wear rubber heels per Captain A W Deane edict or be barred from marching. Officials plan to form a sharpshooter team to compete at Camp Perry this fall.
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Medford
National Guard
A. W. Deane
Camp Perry
Western Pacific Railroad plans coast to Marshfield line
Salen supplementary articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state outline a Western Pacific railroad line from Eugene to the Siuslaw mouth and a southerly extension to Marshfield in Coos county. From Marshfield the plan extends 237 miles to Eureka, California.
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Salem
Secretary of State
Western Pacific Railroad
California
Eugene
Siuslaw River
Marshfield
Coos County
Dureka
Cal
Hopson Receives Go Ahead for Klamath Irrigation Project
Ernst G. Hopson supervising engineer for the United States reclamation service has been instructed to proceed with the Klamath project. Work includes building irrigation canals in the Poe and Klamath valleys. The effort was delayed by right of way questions. Contracts will be advertised July 1.
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Ernst G. Hopson
United States Reclamation Service
Klamath
Poe
Governor to Help Sheepmen
Governor West offers a $500 reward for arrest and conviction of lawless men who have damaged flocks and menaced sheep owners in Eastern Oregon. He issues a proclamation to aid sheepmen in the region.
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Salem
Oregon
Weat
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Barns’ Cash Store
Drexler & Alexander
C. D. Tharp
Independence
Ore
Jim Hillird
Main Street
A. W. Russell
Independence Feed Store
Begin Soil Survey
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallia
Oregon Statistical Bureau
Bill Hanley
Prof
APPLE
Boll Weevil
Klamath Project
Cherrington & Peters
Hledman
Emerson
Hardman
Harrington
Fisher
Autotone
Milton
Singer Sewing Machine
Cherrington
Peters
Salem, Oregon
H. Hirschberg
D. W. Sears
Pyes
R. R. Dearmond
B. F. Smith
W. H. Walker
D. W. Bears
Otis D. Butler
Jersey Dairy
E. Williards
F. Moseman
Wm. Robtts
Phone Bell 803
Independence, Or
White House
Zed Rosendorf
The
A. Nelson
Che Independence Livery Barn
Crowley Bros
Main St
Garage
Independence, Oregon
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