Polk Lincoln counties candidate outlines life and record
A Republican candidate for joint representative of Polk and Lincoln counties presents his background. Born 1858 in Kansas, he lived in Oregon communities including Toledo and Newport, studied law, and practiced in Oregon courts. He cites terms as Lincoln County clerk, roles as city attorney and mayor, land office register, legislative contributions, harbor work, and a 25 percent express-rate reduction case. He pledges a square deal if elected.
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Polk
Lincoln
Douglas County
Kansas
Oregon
Toledo
Corvallis
Astoria
Independence
Roseburg
Newport
Old College
Ella Miller
Lincoln County
John Kelsey
Lincoln Counties
Polk County
United States Land Office
Taft
Oregon City
Willamette
Yaquina Bay Harbor
Railroad Commission of Oregon
Wells Fargo and
Pacific Express
Pd. Adv
Garden Tract Needs Shift
It is well to pick out a new spot for the home vegetable garden at this time of year since rotating soil helps prevent vegetable diseases. Parasites that establish with one crop may die out before replanting the land, a process that often takes several years. Potato ground especially should be rotated due to wilt and rhizoctonia.
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O. A. C. Exp
Sodium Fluoride Kills Lice in Poultry
Dust the pullets with sodium fluoride to kill lice. Do this at night to disturb the birds less, advised by O. A. C.
Roof Hen House Now Now is the time to fix the roof
A note from the O A C Experiment Station urges immediate repair of the poultry house roof if not yet completed.
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O. A. C. Exp
Oregon news notes of general interest in 1919 era
Oregon reports a light salmon run in Sixwe and Elk rivers and 1252 September street accidents in Portland with two fatalities. Salem canneries processed about 1490 tons of blackberries. Roseburg rifle range funded. Falls City schools reopen after harvest break. Snow halts Crater Lake operations. Crater Lake sees 16 inches of snow. Port land employment up in September. Marion county students win 516 dollars at state fair. Brownsville sheriff reports jail critique. Klamath jail under fire. Willamette bridge tearing at Springfield. 12 year old bridge removal. Radio broadcasting permits granted to Meier Frank and Alders Music. Eugene Bible University launches half million dollar fund drive. Oregon tax board meets in Salem October 16 for 15 days. Prune output exceeds 2 million pounds as dryer plants come online. Astoria silverside runs expected to be large. bay full of salmon. Veatch and Humphreys announce resignations. district attorneys depart. Astoria night schools resume for foreign-born residents. Oregon State Hospital reports 1845 patients. Portland postal receipts rise 207 percent, ranking fifth nationally. Hood River Pine Grove suspends ten grade students and expels six for tobacco. Navy outlines destroyer base plans at mouth of Columbia near Astoria with 2 million dollar cost. construction to begin January.
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Sixwe
Elk
Curry County
Portland
Salem
War Department
Roseburg
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Corvallis
Falls City
Oregon
Pleasant Valley
la Grande
Department of Labor
Klamath City
Klamath County
Grand Jury
Southern Pacific Company
Willamette
Springfield
Crater Lake
Harrisburg
Meier & Frank
Alders Music Store
Baker
Department of Commerce
Eugene Bible University
State Board of Equalization
Rochester
New Orleans
Seattle
Louisville
Pine Grove
Hood River County
Columbia River
Astoria
Navy Department
McNary
Grand Jury urges jail removal and courthouse expansion
The Polk County grand jury for the October 1922 circuit term recommends replacing the county jail with moved steel cages in the courthouse block due to unsanitary unsafe conditions and fire risk. It also calls for expanded vaults and office space for the sheriff and clerk, proposing an east end addition or voter-backed funding if needed. The panel names foreman D L Keyt and members F Ackerman Suver J E Allen W J Estabrook Blaine Southwick G A Schroeder RK 1 Dallas and Otta Wait Rickreall.
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Dallas
Polk
County Court House
Court House
Polk County
Frank Ackerman
Suver
J. E. Allen
Monmouth
W. J. Estabrook
Rickreall
D. L. Keyt
Foreman
Perrydale
Blaine Southwick
G. A. Schroeder
RK. 1
Otta Wait
Hens Peck Pen Mates In Winter Feather Picking
Hens confined during winter may start feather picking due to new feathers bleeding at the base. The remedy is to keep the birds occupied and hungry for feed to deter the habit and promote calm behavior.
Poultry Feeding Advice From Experimental Station
An agricultural note from the Exp. Station advises placing bones with a little meat for pullets to access. Ensure bones are fresh daily to avoid waste and to prevent scavenging.
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O. A
Lime Use and Spreader Options in Soil Management
The article notes increasing lime orders from the state lime plant at Gold Hill and describes methods for applying lime after plowing and harrowing. It mentions manure spreaders with strawy bottoms and lime spreaders as alternatives, with college literature offering construction details. It also suggests lime and salt considerations on acidic soils and on fields to grow clover.
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Gold Hill
Amounta
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Oregon News
Marion County
William Baillie
Sion
Eugene Grait Growers’ Association
Columbia
John C. Veatch
Federal District of Oregon
Lester W. Humphreys
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