Industrial Review of State Headlines and Looming Developments
Cranberry picking begins in Clatsop county with about 150 workers and a 25 percent higher yield. Oregon manufacturers plan a major La Grande exhibit with 26 firms. Hess mill at North Powder to be rebuilt and expanded. Portland hosts Independent Paper’s waste paper project with a brick 80 by 100 foot main structure. Derrick foundations for Columbia Oil and Gas near Warrenton. drilling equipment to arrive. Ladd & Tilton promotes Oregon payrolls through brand-focused ads. Queen mine at Cornucopia to be electrified. line to Idaho Power connected. Cheese production in Tillamook county shows over $260 per capita, $2 million output. Senator McNary’s visit highlights harbour work. deep-sea lumber shipments at Umpqua. A G Clark promotes Oregon payrolls in the East. United American Lines to add Portland service from October 2. Holland bulb farm near Salem to supply bulbs nationally. Cranberries loom large in Marshfield with record output expected. Automatic Electric Brake issues stock to fund plant, more brakes/drills planned. Cement blocks from new Astoria factory under Victor Lindberh. Portland furniture exhibit to expand.
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Astoria
Clatsop County
Pacific County
Wash
California
Baker
Hess
North Powder
Portland
Independent Paper Company of
San Francisco
Columbia Oil and Gas Company
Chew Farm
Warrenton
Oregon
Ladd & Tilton Bank
Queen Mine Company
Cornucopia
Idaho Power Company
Tilamook
Reedsport
McNary
Umpqua
A. G. Clark
Associated Industries of Oregon
United American Lines, Incorporated
New York City
United States
Panama Canal
Salem
Automatic Electric Brake Company
Victor Lindberh
Simlar
Fall Discing Aimed At Weeds In Winter Grain Fields
Fall discing the winter grain field as soon as dry enough will kill the young weeds newly up. It start germination of weed seed lower down, allowing the new weed crop to be killed by harrowing and leave a seed bed ready for a weed free crop. A. C. farm crops.
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A. C
Paper in Shoes Detected by Simple Tests
An October Popular Mechanics illustrated article warns that many shoes marketed as leather may contain paper. Two quick tests reveal paper content: pressing the heel point with a knife blade sinks in paper, while pressing the toe or counter shows poor recovery if paper.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Additions to O A C College Equipment and Facilities
President W J Kerr told the convocation that new buildings and repairs at O A C since last spring cost nearly three quarters of a million dollars. Thirty two new faculty members have joined and about $120000 worth of equipment has been installed. The plant is in better condition to serve an expected 3600 students this year.
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W. J. Kerr
Corvallis Unit to Host War Department Airplane Unit
Corvallis-O. A. C. will host a War Department air service unit in a planned facility. The move aims to bolster military readiness and training activities in the region.
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Corvallis
War Department
Jury Drawn for October Circuit Court Terms
For the October term of the circuit court convened in Dallas next Monday, a list of jurymen is drawn including P. N. Lewis Falls City John E L Martin Dallas J O Yeator Monmouth and others from Monmouth Ballston Salem Independence and nearby areas. The names cover Falls City Monmouth Independence Dallas Rickreall and Sheridan with several from Amity Airlie and Buena Vista.
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Cirrcuit Court
Dallas
P. N
Independence
O. EB. Focht
Ballston
W. H. Pelker
Salem
Homer Vi Link
Airlie
R. S. Henry
Monmouth
Mark Capps
J. By Hayes
Sheridan
Fred R. Elliott
J. N. Jones
C. H. Morris
Noah Ferguson
Falls City
W. S McClain
Buena Vista
J. A. Reynolds
Rol
Tra C. Yocom
Peter Kurre
M. D. Coulter
R. M. Fowle
N. A. Lunde
H., Mattison
Edward Miller
William Addison
Albert Teal
J. H. Talbott
Grande Ronde
Oregon student wins Rhodes Scholarship
Kerby 8 Miller of Eugene, University of Oregon graduate, has won a Rhodes scholarship at the University of Oxford. He will travel to England in January. The United States quota for this year is four, up from the usual number. Miller is the son of Mrs. May Miller.
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Kerby
Miller of
Eugene
University of Oregon
University of Oxford
England
United States
Miller
May
Oregon Scholar Miller Wins Oxford Reading for PhD
K Miller of Eugene and brother of Portland theatre manager Charles Miller is 21, a Medford High and University of Oregon graduate with a philosophy scholarship at Columbia. His paper in philosophy and relativity is noted, and he may pursue a PhD at Oxford as part of a committee including P L Campbell and A C Newell. County Clerk Floyd D Moore returns from Portland after three weeks of medical treatment and partial recovery.
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K. Miller
Fairmount Boulevard
Eugene
Charles Miller
Columbia Theatre
Portland
Medford High School
University of Oregon
Columbia University
New York
Fugate
Yavers
Journal of Philosophy
Oxford
Oregon
P. L. Campbell
Oxford Mens
Floyd D. Moore
Portland Steamer Service To Mexican South American Ports
Portland will gain a new steamer line operated by Toyo Kisen Kaisha offering service to Mexican, South American, and Oriental ports along with a five day passenger and freight service to a destination named Friset.
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Portland
Toyo Kisen Kaisha Line
Friset
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Ndustrial Review OF State
O. A. C. College
Cascara
Hill
Polk County Fair
Secoic
Polk County Automotive Dealers Association
Browning
Chief Williams
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