Oregon’s 1919 agricultural outlook and growth trends
Oregon's 1919 harvests include 1,600 cartloads of apples about 1,000,000 boxes worth $2,000,000 and prune yields of 25,000,000 pounds. Grapes in multiple valleys are strong, hops reach 100,000 bales, wheat 17,000,000 bushels, and oats 11,000,000. Industrial and immigration patterns show rising manufacturing and a large 20,000 wool grower visit for the convention.
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Oregon
Rogue River
Lanett
Dalles
United States
Dayton
Yamhill County
Willamette Valley
Portland Commercial Club
R. W. Raymond
Mi Portland
Portland
National Association of Wool Growers
Killa A Murderer A Merciless Threat From The Past
A garbled passage warns of a merciless killer linked to appendicitis fears and contrasts it with a dubious Dr King remedy claimed to prevent illness by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. The text contains misspellings and nonsensical phrases about constipation headaches and chills with no clear source details.
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Dr. King
Telegraphers needed as Wirelose expansion grows
Ambitious individuals and Indies can enter the field of wire lose or railway telegraphy as station networks expand. Beginning pay ranges from 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement possible. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon operates six official institutes nationwide under supervision of wireless officials and assists graduates to positions. Write for full details. Albert Lucas, jailed after defending himself in a burglary case, found guilty and sentenced to time in the state penitentiary.
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National Telegraph Institute of Portland
Orv
America
Alm
Lab
Baker City
Albert Lucas
Birmingham
Ala
State Penitentiary
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Advertises a cure for deafness caused by catarrh using Mal's Catarrh Cure. Claims ear inflammation blocks the Eustachian tubes and promises a $100 reward for any deafness case not cured. Mentions Toledo Ohio makers F J Cheney Co and sales via druggists. Includes unrelated pill promotion for constipation.
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Mal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
The
Hall
Music Supplies Ad from Salem Store
Lats Sheet Music Write to or call at Geo C Will's music store in Salem Oregon for lace sling music or pano and organ schedules in 1919 20.
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Geo. C. Will
Wmtsie
Salem
Oregon
Dry farming tour announced for Interior Oregon region
Professor Thes Shaw a Montana and North Dakota soil expert will tour Interior Oregon next month to speak about dry farming. The tour begins in Ontario around October 5 with stops at Ontario Vale Burns Prineville Bend Madras and Silver Lake and other towns to be added.
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Portland
Oregon
Thes, Shaw
Montana
North Dakota
Ontario
Vale
Burns
Prineville
Bend
Madras
Silver Lake
Farewell Reception for Mrs Hodge by Independence ladies
A farewell reception was held at the home of Mrs. B. Walker on the first Saturday afternoon to honor Mrs. D. A. Hodge who has moved with her family to Salem. Guests praised Mrs. Hodge’s sterling qualities and many friends called to bid farewell. The Walker home was decorated with flowers and ferns with tea poured by Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Patterson and assisted by Ruth Hodge and others. Hostesses included Mrs. B. B. Walker Mrs. Geo W Conkey Mrs. P. M. Kirkland Mrs. W. R. Allin and Mrs. D. B. Taylor.
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8. B. Walker
D. A. Hodge
Salem
A. Nelson
F. A. Patterson
Ruth Hodge
L& Ona Sperling
M&kee Jones
Geo. W. Conkey
P. M. Kirkland
W. R. Allin
D. B. Taylor
Orchard land in big demand in Polk County
Be fine apples were brought to town by R L Campbell who showed Tompkins seedling and Tokay grapes proving the Willamette Valley’s potential. Campbell credits the Bonnit Orchard owned by J A Moore for the apples and notes apples can be grown in Polk County Rogue River Valley and beyond. Highland district hosts several commercial orchards with Yellow Newtons and Sphenhberg varieties. Commercial orchard development in Polk County is assured.
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Ril Campbell
Campbell
Lamette
J A. Moore
Polk Cowoly
Rogue River Valley
Highland District
Polk County
Presbytery of Willamette Meets at Calvary Church
The Presbytery of Willamette convened in session at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Independence. Rev FH Keer Brat, Ph D, gave an inspiring sermon. Rev B H Baker of Flor ency was elected moderator for the ensuing months. about forty ministers and settlers attended and were hosted in Brownsville, chosen as next April meeting site.
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Presbytery
Willamette
Seasion
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Independence
Keerbracht
Albany
B. H. Baker
Florency
Brownsville
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Lane County
Butler
Pola’s Gazetteer
Presbyterian Meeting
Newport
Yaquina Bay
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Idaho
P. Pointa
Cottage Grove
Corvallis
Philomath
Points
Wm. McMurray
SEAU
Conkey, Walker & Lehman
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