Oregon Industrial Review Highlights Diverse Exports
Oregon firms report Jantzen bathing suits expanding to New York and other states, Ashland goods shown at a county fair, and Oregon fruit shipments to England Scotland and Canada. Wheat, flour, prunes, and flax gains noted, plus new docks and rail spurs aiding shipments. Port Orford wharf opens, and timber land sale at Nehalem Nets $1.25 million.
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Jantzen
Hinolulu
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Kentucky
Florida
South
Middle West
Los Angeles
Ashland
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Salem
Sweden
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
England
Scotland
Canada
Portland
Port Orford
North Bend
Oregon Exports Co
Millington
Southern Pacific
Spain
Admiral Line
Wawlona
Cadiz
Portland Flouring Mills Company
Willamette River
Europe
Oregon Growers Co-operative Association
New York Tribune
Phez
Junior and Open Classes for Dent Corn Show Prizes Listed
The notice details class divisions for dent corn judging. Class 5 covers ensilage corn with 30 stalk shock entries, Class 6 is open to anyone under 19, with prizes for 10 ears and 50 ears dent corn. Class 7 honors club members who filed reports, offering prizes for 10 ears and 60 ears dent corn.
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Independence
Lo Bros. & Cockle
D. D
Conkey & Walker
City
Arket
Moore & Addison
Calbreath & Jones
Irwin Baum
Standard Oil Co
Stevens & Co
Independence Seed & Feed Store
Max Goldman
C. McBeth
Spaulding Logging Co
Independence National Bank
Independence Nationalank
Independence Enterprise
Farmers State Bank
Farmers To Bank
Independence Bakery
A. L. Kullander
J. G. McIntosh
Williams & Co
Boston
Smith & Son
Craven & Walker
Willard E. Craven
J. D. Hibbs Co
Forum Sold to George Henry Payne in New York
The Forum magazine changes ownership as George Henry Payne buys it. Payne, NY Taxes commissioner, is linked to Theodore Roosevelt and opposed Senator James Wadsworth Jr in GOP primaries. He authored The History of Journalism in the United States and led campaigns against Wilson era policies. Turpentine yield noted in British Columbia as 40 gallons from a Douglas fir, a new industry, with no tree injury. Rice wholesale ad from Christensen & Burmester appears in the issue.
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New York
Forum
George Henry Payne
Theodore Roosevelt
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
United States
Senate
League of Nations
Coleman du Pont
Julius Kruttschnitt
Otto H. Kahn
James Breck
L. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Henry Tatnall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jules S. Bache
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Payne
Wilson
Panama Canal
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
New York Evening Post
Leonard Wood
Chicago
General Wood
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Hollanders Prosper Want to Come Here
New York assurance from immigration commissioner Wallis at Ellis Island that US authorities will aid in placing many Dutch immigrants. SL Veenstra, secretary of the Netherlands emigration league, notes thousands applying for US passports and a branch established locally. He cites war displacement overcrowding and discontent with Europe, but says Hollanders are prosperous and will buy homes, preferring farming, and will be welcome in America.
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New York
SL. Veenstra
Netherlands Emigration League
Wallis
Ellis Island
Holland
America
Veenstra
United States
The
Emigration League
Mr. Veenstra
Europe
Bands Parade Daily in Belgium Among Many Visitors
American visitors to Belgium this summer were struck by the vast number of brass bands marching in hundreds of street parades and daily celebrations across the country. The scenes showcased a lively musical culture with bands in almost every town and event.
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Brussels
Belgium
Belgium Hosts Fete Days As Peace Returns After War
A Belgian correspondent notes massive celebration as brass bands fill streets in Brussels or Antwerp. On a Sunday morning a church fete parade draws 86 bands past the hotel, with workmen and yacht clubs also joining in the holiday music and displays.
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Brussel
Antwerp
Belgium
Diegele Tourket
Why California Boys Pick Oregon Schools
A group of 160 California students last year favored Oregon Agricultural College over the University of California citing higher agricultural ratings at O A C lower costs and a stronger democratic spirit. W B Hayes editor of the Students Barometer notes O A C ranks first in the west and second in the nation for agricultural education. Information from classroom to field is immediate at O A C versus Berkeley and Davis. Other minor reasons are listed.
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Oregon College
California
W. B. Hayes
University of California
A. C
Hayes
Pasadena
Berkeley
Davis
Fragmentary tale in rural students aid quest
A garbled passage cites names like Jack Nichols and Oregon School or University. It mentions a professor of erigation and a scene of seeking help, rotting meat, and a trek on foot between farms. The text is incomplete but hints at academic aid and rural outreach.
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Kpoutoy
Berkeley
Jack Nichols
Pilg
Oregon
Timber Stock Proposals in National Reserve Cited
A brief note indicates that a fifth of the remaining timber in the National Reserve is being discussed for containment or management action. The item references the scope and potential policy steps without detailing specific actions or dates.
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Industrial Review OF State
Crossett & Devers Company
Roseburg
Armory
Douglas County
Aladdin Company
Manila
China
Japan
New Zealand
South America
Willamette Valley
J. S. Lyons
Burns
Blue Mountain
San Francisco
Eccles
Seattle
Christensen & Burmester
Stormy Davy
Gost Wong Ting Fish
Altower CO
Mass
Red Cross
Ile
Theeeldren
Billy Buster
Billy Buster Brown
U. S
Price
Tory
Little & Upmey
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