Alaska Y.Y.P. Exposition Nears With Broad State Participation
As the Alaska Y. Y. P. E. prepares for opening, most states have committed or begun building displays. Four state pavilions stand completed with thirteen more expected, while many others plan exhibits and pending appropriations exceed 100000 across controls. Pacific Coast states Oregon California Washington lead with finished structures. New York plans a building later repurposed for the University of Washington. White House limits and governors push for funding. western states allocate sums from 15 000 to 80 000, with Nevada Utah Colorado Nebraska North Dakota Montana Idaho listed and Texas New Mexico Arizona seeking public support. Exhibits rise along main palaces and Pay Streak as four government buildings gain a finished look. directors pledge readiness by May or June.
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J. Jh. Meigle
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Washington
University of Washington
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Nevada
Nebraska
North Dakota
Montana
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
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Careful Apple Cultivation Guide From Historic Advice
The text advises selecting hardy apple varieties suited to fertile clayey loam or white oak soil on southeastern slopes. Plant at least 24 feet apart, pack soil, and practice clean cultivation for years. Between trees grow crops like potatoes or small fruits, monitor for borers, prune to reduce sunscald, and spray after bloom with paris green or Bordeaux mixture to control codling moth and fungi.
Harmony visitors and Buell Institute program note
Mr and Mrs La Follet of Salem visited at Wm Dickey's home. Stanley Clarke of Portland visited Wm McLean's home and returned Saturday. The Institute at Buell was attended by Harmony people. A lunch by Buell ladies followed by a short program from Buell Gooseneck and Harmony pupils.
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Buell
Gooseneck
Harmony
Ammy Flynn
Harry Long
Gopher Valley
Mill Creek
Thomas Dickey
Withhelmina
Leota Foster
Ballston
Carmen Sears
Henry James
Wilhelmina
Dave James
DeMesa
Luckiamute Notes On Plows and Visits Around Town
Farmers began plowing on the first sunshine as Miss Vale Hilderbrand of Independence visited Gail Hilderbrand of Fair View. A. A. Tethrow visited his brother Albert of Soap Creek. Nellie Williamson leads a thriving local school while land values rise as N Steele rejects offers of fifty dollars per acre. Ross Chamberlain of O. A. C. spent the weekend with locals.
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Miss Vale Hilderbrand
Independence
Gail Hilderbrand
Fair View
A. A. Tethrow
Albert
Soap Creek
Nellie Williamson
N. Steele
Luckimore
Ross Chamberlain
Davenport's Story and Free Oregon Magazine Offer
Homer Davenport continues his life story from Oregon in Human Life for February. The Oregonian urges every reader to peruse the installment and notes an unusually dull magazine. An offer promotes free access to new subscribers or prepaid yearly subscribers for The Oregon Magazine Hit of 1909.
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Human Life
Homer Davenport
Oregon
Oregonian
Oregon Magazine
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Advertises Quick Relief
If you have a cold a few doses of Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup act promptly. Children especially like Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as it tastes like maple sugar. It is sold by the Williams Drug Co.
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Kennedy
Williams Drug Co
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