Moonshiner Mystery Near Elkins Sparks Sheriff Visit
Deputy T B Hooker investigated a strange find after two men in a automobile stopped at Ralph Dodson’s farm asking for directions to Clarence Tedrow. Tracks led to a hidden bundle under a tree suspected to be a keg or body but no sign of a struggle or casualty. Authorities found no missing persons or deaths and no murder charge yet.
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Elkins
T. B. Hooker
Ralph Dodson
Cary
Mr. Tedrow
Mr. Dodson
Hooker
Moonshing Cache Found After Sheriff's Report
Sheriff Orr reports Deputy Hooker found a hidden cache in a thicket. The recovered package is believed to be moonshine from a concealed still in the area.
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Ipeen
Orr
Hooker
Little Pauline poised for record tests next year
Pacific Homestead reports Lad's Little Pauline, daughter of Rinda Lad, set a 919 pound record and is slated for further testing in AA class under owner S J McKee of Independence Oregon. Also noted are Lad's Iota with 65 pounds of milk daily at 5.6 testing and St Mawes Lad's Lady on Harry Iliff's farm rising from 55 to r fat in April, with potential to challenge world fat records given lineage and care.
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Lad
Pauline
Rinda Lad
S. B
S. J. McKee
Independence
Ore
Iota
Harry Illiff
St. Mawes
Lad’s Lady
Harry
McKee
Iliff
Pacific Homestead
Independence Man Elected Treasurer of Oregon Bankers
C. W. Irvine, president of the Farmers' State Bank, was elected treasurer for group two of the Oregon Bankers' association at the Silverton meeting last week. Other officers include Harry Cusick as president, Keith Powell of Woodburn as vice president, and J. W. Mayo of Stayton as secretary.
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Independence Man
C. W. Irvine
Farmers’ State Bank
Oregon Bankers’ Association
Silverton
Harry Cusick
Keith Powell
Woodburn
J. W. Mayo
Stayton
Oregon Growers Eye Canning Crisis and Prune Demand
The Oregon Growers Cooperative Manager R C Paulus warns that spot orders and uncertain futures threaten canned goods, risking spoilage if trade patterns persist. Dozens of growers and bankers seek plans, while seasonal sprays of lime sulfur affect pear and apple crops, with Petite prunes gaining western favor and buyers praising Oregon prune brands against California competitors.
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R. C Paulus
Oregon
Nyaoelation Gannerlan
Paulus
Cannera
Prune Crop Losses Hit Polk County Growers
Polk County reports heavy prune losses estimated at 25 to 75 percent with many orchards affected including young trees. Cherries damaged in Dallas area. strawberries lightly hit and loganberries forecast a full crop. Prices rise for prune stock as growers limit supply while labor costs fall for farm workers.
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Polk County
Dallas
Pxten
Dallas Observer
Poultry Diseases Spread Across Country Warns Veterinarian Office
The U S Department of Agriculture experiment station warns poultry diseases are spreading rapidly coast to coast. Chicken pox shows high fatality on the coast followed by tuberculosis in line with trends in bird mortality.
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U. A. OC
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Little Pauline
Mountain States Power Company
Mountain States Power Co
H. M. Byllesby & Company Fiscal Agents
Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation
Ad Managers
Do. 1 Lewis
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative ‘Association
Nells Pears
Newtown
Lewis
Petviks
Hartman Bros Jewelers and Opticiang
Salem
Oma
Saya
Uary
D. E. Fletcher
Independence, Oregon
MicMeen Federal
Absolute Securi
Independence National
H, Hirschberg
Preston
A. McLaughlin
I. D. MIX
B. R. Wolfe
Serti
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