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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1912

Page

3

Children Industrial Fairs Expand Across Oregon

C C Thompson from Oregon Agricultural College reports active push to hold children industrial fairs across 4 counties with 8 more expected. He shows 4,095 in-person audiences and 9,495 mail pieces by April 1, February reach of 7,500 and 61 meetings. Lane to tour Oregon promoting the movement with Calvin Thomason. itinerary covers Pendleton to Ashland through May 24.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis C. C. Thompson Chemawa Curry Coos Douglas County Salem C. H. Lane Department of the Interior Washington Oregon Department of Public Instruction Lane Pendleton Calvin Thomason The Dalles Hood River Portland Oregon City Roseburg McMinnville Albany Eugene Grants Pass Medford Ashland

Big fruit crop seen in Rogue River District

Portland dispatch notes Rogue River valley fruit outlook is excellent. C M Speck owns 600 acre Burrell orchard near Medford now selling for 1000 to 2000 dollars an acre. Burrell will ship over 100 carloads of fruit this year. The Modoc Palmer orchards total 1500 acres and Palmer 110 acres near Medford also yield fine crops. Medford hosts prominent Chicago family and retired millionaires farming for high market value.

Portland C. M. Speck Rogue River Valley Medford Palmer Chicago

Deportations Likely From State Institutions

Immigration Inspector Weiss reports a large number of inmates from state prisons and the insane asylum may be deported at government expense. About 16 inmates from each tested facility likely to be deported, with further investigations possibly doubling figures. In Oregon, reclamation work on Indian lands near Modoc Point will begin this summer after a $50,000 congressional appropriation to irrigate 9,000 acres.

Imperial Council Mystic Shrine Los Angeles Newport Yaquina Bay O'tera Ntl Oregon Seanshore P. Rar Salem United States Weiss State Board Insane Asylum Klamath Falle Modoc Point A. L. Hill United States Indian Service Hill Congress

Senate passes $112000 federal building bill for Klamath Falls

Secretary Caleb T. Oliver of the chamber of commerce received a telegram from Senator Chamberlain announcing the appropriation bill carrying $112,000 for a Klamath Falls federal building has passed the senate. Citizens expect smooth passage in the house and await action by the lower chamber.

Klamath Falls Caleb T. Oliver Chamber of Commerce Chamberlain Klamath Falls Federal Senate Congress

Forester Peavey Guides 3600 Tree Planting Experiment

Prof. George W. Peavey of Oregon Agricultural College led a weeklong tour through Moro Hermiston and Union to supervise planting of about 3600 trees. The effort tests which species best suit the local climate and soil conditions for future forestry work.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis George W. Peavey O. A. C. School of Forestry Moro Herminton Union

Southern Pacific Buys Pelican Bay Lodge in Klamath Basin

Ernest O. McCormick vice president in charge of traffic announced the Southern Pacific had purchased the Pelican Bay lodge of the late Edward Harriman. He and W. H. McDoel visited the Klamath basin to inspect the property and surrounding area. Corrado had run the lodge since Harriman’s death.

Klamath Falls Southern Pacific Railroad Company Pelican Bay Edward H. Harriman Ernest O. McCormick W. H. McDoel Chicago Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad Klamath Basin

Big Timber Deal Closed in Northwest Logging Field

Kalb and Larkin. operators of a Nase river logging camp, reportedly consummate a deal to acquire all Whitney Company timber holdings in this county. The 11000 acre Yellow fir area in Blindslough and Gnat creek districts includes the logging railroad and camp, described as among the Northwest’s best equipped. The transaction, a logging contract, involves several hundred thousand dollars.

Astoria Kalb & Larkin Nase Whitney Company, Limited Blindslough Gnat Creek Northwest

Steam Shovels At Work On Oak Ridge Contract

Eugene Word reports four steam shovels are at work on the five mile contract at Oak Ridge. The winter was spent clearing right of way and grading now proceeds rapidly. Southern Pacific pipelines water to Oakridge tanks and gravity flow is planned. Rails toward Coos Bay are expected soon and grade extends three miles west from Eugene.

Eugene Oakridge Natron L. R. Wattis & Co Utah Construction Company Southern Pacific Company Salmon Creek Southern Pacific Coos Bay

Lumber magnate announces Marshfield pulp mill plans

C. A. Smith head of C. A. Smith Lumber & Manufacturing says he will back Hjelte and Rolf Ner drum of Finland in building a new paper pulp mill at Marshfield. The plant will cost about 750000 dollars and use a chemical process to convert fir wood into pulp.

Marshfield C. A. Smith C. A. Smith Lumber & Manufacturing Company Hjelte Rolf Nerdrum Finland Nerdrum

Good Roads Advocate Delivers Crowd Pleasing Address

Corvallis Samuel Hill spoke to a full opera house audience on good roads. He received warm applause as pictures illustrated road construction results nationwide. Local Oregon Good Roads league members organized the meeting and praised the outcome.

Corvallis Samuel Hill Oregon Good Roads League

Union Prepares for Fourth Annual Stock Show

Union gears up for the fourth annual stock show to be held June 6 7 and 8. Indications point to the biggest event yet with last year’s parade valued at about 250000 dollars and this year’s attendance expected to be higher. Officials and citizens push the preparations to welcome crowds.

Union

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