Real Progress in Digger Poisoning in Polk County Squirrel Campaign
County Leader C C Gardner urges landowners to join a cooperative digger control effort aimed at quick, community wide poisoning. The plan relies on landowners treating their properties to prevent digger squirrels and reduce long term conflict. Local leaders describe trench and bait tactics as effective and warn nonparticipants risk a century of struggle.
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Polk County
C. C. Gardner
George Richmond
Smithfield
L. Richards
McCoy
Farm Bureau
N. L. Guy
County poisoning campaign cuts digger squirrel numbers
The Rogue River district reports progress in a county wide poisoning effort aimed at controlling digger squirrels. Renters and landowners supply poison and signals show strong support to eliminate breeding grounds. Farmers expect spring litters and plan ongoing monthly poison use March through October to reduce carryover.
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VY. Fuller
Polk County
Gardner
Chester
A. J. Hudson
Rogue River District
Buena Vista
J. R. Loy
A. Hiebenthal
Concord
Mr. Hiebenthal
Ben McDowell
Ben
Bdiigeport Falls City
Farm Bureau News
Lloyd George warns on Silesia crisis and treaty
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Lloyd George denounces Polish insurrectionists as defying Versailles and urges upholding the treaty for national honor and security. He outlines two options for handling the Silesian turmoil, either allied troops restore order or allow Germany to act within the treaty framework. France opposes German military moves in Silesia.
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Upper Silesia
Reese
France
Lloyd George
Upper Silesian
Germany
Poland
Driand
For Oign
Silesia
London
House of Commons
Mr. Lloyd George
Marketing plan held successful across farming groups
The American Farm Bureau Federation announced the inauguration of the national cooperative grain marketing plan United States Grain Growers. Farmers' organizations from Kansas Iowa Nebraska Washington and Idaho reported favorable action. The Washington Idaho wheat growers voted to join en masse pooling 100 percent of their crop. The bureau also announced a wool pool sale of 1 100 000 pounds to an eastern mill at 20 to 27 cents per pound.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Whowe
National Cooperative Grain Marketing Plan Incorporated
United States Grain Growers
Organized Agriculture
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Washington
Idaho
Wheat Growers’ Association of
Hon
United States Grain Growers, Inc
House Passes Grain Bill to Regulate Early Futures
The Tincher bill passed the House by 269 votes and moves to the Senate. It targets early futures by taxing contracts for future delivery at 206 cents per bushel, with administration by the secretary of Agriculture unless the seller is an actual grower.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Fines Hit Six Portland Logging Firms in Loyal Legion Meeting
In Portland Oregon six large logging and lumbering companies faced fines totaling 3000 dollars by the Loyal Legion and Lumbermen board in the opening session of the conference. Each fined member was assessed 600 dollars for failing to uphold their bonded agreement and proper wave value maintenance.
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Portland
M@redara
The
Loyal Legion and Lumbermen
Urale Ae
Seafarers Strike Ties Up 442 Shipa May Day to May Th
Seafarers strike halted 442 ships from Atlantic Bull and Pacific fleets, with 496 American Vestnals drafted for service, as M42 boats remained in port under crew shortages caused by the stoppage, action centered on May 1 through May Th.
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Atlantic
Bull
Pacific
Oregon Man Heads Song of the American Revolution
Wallace McCamant elected president general of the Song of the American Revolution in Portland. Unanimous decision announces leadership for the organization’s activities and events.
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Oregon
Buffalo
N.y
Portland
Wallace McCamant
Washington man buys Loughary bull Leda's Rin da Lad
Frank Loughary & Son of Monmouth sold a bull named Leda's Rin da Lad to Marvin Marr of Malaga Washington. The standout sire won first prizes in 1920 at the Oregon State Fair and Pacific International Livestock Exposition, earning the Oregon Journal cup. The dam Lily's Leda of Luckiamute sports a 551 pounds butterfat class AA record.
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Frank Loughary & Son
Monmounth
Leda
Rinda Lad
Marvin Marr
Malaga
Wash
S. B
Lily
Luckiamute
Noble Low
Pacific Int
Belle
Oregon State
Luckiamutey
The Oregon Operative Associates Past Weeks Carload
The fragment notes a carload from prior weeks connected to an Oregon operative and an order filled. Details are unclear but imply shipment and handling by the associate. Further context needed for precise event, parties, and dates.
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Prunes
Oregos Operative Associates
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Veryone
Mountain States Power Co
H. M. Byllesby & Company Fiscal Agents
Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation
Ad Managers
Legion Fines Lumber Companies
Klas Howe
Hon Wright
Hartman Bros Jewelers and Opticians
Salem, Oregon
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Independence National Independence
H. Hirschberg
C. A. McLaughin
I. D. MIX
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