Pierce Vote Record on State Taxes and Bond Issue
The report notes Mr. Pierce approved 4 504 059 of 10 976 000 state taxes for 1029 accounting for 46 percent of total. He had no vote on 54 percent as not in legislature then. He backed a 400 000 bond for a new ent Governor Olcott repaired the old one. He supports convict labor without tax cost and pushes a bill to exempt money and credits from all taxation claiming real estate tax relief.
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Pierce
Olcott
Oregon
Boys’ Institute
State Farma
Farm Pointers and Practical Tips From O. A. C. Exp. Station
Fall crop diseases are rising with peach blight apple canker loganberry anthracnose and heart rot fungi affecting orchards. Bordeaux mix protects during rainy winter months. Buy quality bee supplies hive bodies frames and durable telescope covers. Rye grass fall sowing yields next summer seed and easy handling. Winter rye and gray oats suit late sowing. large late seed use.
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United States
Pacific Northwest
O. A. C. Exp
Tule Lake land not for local men
A group of four former service men from Independence visited Tule Lake land in Klamath County after it opened to homestead entry. Of 180 parcels, 46 were filed, including six by ex-service men from Klamath County. The men found irrigation costs at 90 dollars per acre and chose to travel by car, concluding the valley near Tule Lake suits them less than the Klamath country.
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Tule Lake
K‘amath County
Independence
Klamath County
C. C. Wright
Cinton Baun
Bliss Byers
Frank Kennedy
Dr. Wright
Ashland
Green Springs Mountains
Klamath Falls
Bend
McKenzie Pass
Klamath Country
Portland Exposition Vote Bets Big State Development Move
Mayor George L. Baker leads Oregon campaign for a 1927 exposition tax measure. Supporters expect a large statewide majority to fund Portland's expo and a 10 year development plan. Plans include nationwide publicity to promote Oregon’s tourism, farming, stock, fruit, and artisan industries.
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George L. Baker
Portland
Oregon
United States
Baker
Apple Varieties for Northwest Planting Explored
The O. A. C. Experiment Station outlines numerous apple varieties suited for home planting. Early choices include Early Harvest and Gravenstein, with fall and winter options like Mel Intosh and Wealthy. Late varieties feature Gilliflower, Northern Spy, and Tollman Sweet, noting sweet apples are underrepresented in the Northwest.
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Northwest
O. A. C. Exp
Classified Ad Will Bring You a Buyer
Short classified note promises to connect sellers with buyers. Limited details offered, no specific items or contact methods provided, leaving the reader to inquire locally for purchase opportunities.
Polk Native Son Dies in Dallas Hospital
Polk native C L Hubbard died October 26 at a Dallas hospital after a week-long stroke recovery. Funeral services were held the next afternoon at Chapman & Henkle chapel with interment in the I O OF cemetery. He was survived by his widow two daughters Mrs W C Campbell and Miss LaVerne Hubbard of Portland two brothers Douglas Hubbard of Dallas and John Hubbard of McMinnville and one granddaughter. The Shaw Kersey confectionery firm at Dallas has been dissolved with Mr Shaw retiring and Mr Kersey continuing the business.
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Dallas
C. L. Hubbard
Dallas Hospital
Chapman & Henkle Chapel
Hubbard
W. C. Campbell
LaVerne Hubbard
Portland
Douglas Hubbard
John Hubbard
McMinnville
Shaw & Kersey
Shaw
Mr. Kersey
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Mr. Pierce
Leginla
Aie Secomotion
Itf
Acces
Mr. Olcott
Republican State Central
Walters
Tooze
Beingalls
Russia
Tialize
Farmers State Bank
POLK
E Pi' Ae
Licosti & Mogrg
Tovacco Co
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