Spruce Production sells Lincoln plant and timber tract
The Spruce Production corporation completes purchase of the Lincoln county plant near Yaquina Bay, the Alsea-Southern railroad, the Toledo mill, and 12 705 acres with 786 102 000 feet of spruce timber for 2 400 000. Eastern capitalists buy, details to be announced. January timbering slated to begin.
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Portland
Lincoln County
Alsea-Southern Railroad
Toledo
Spruce Production Corporation
Hill & Scrusmier
Hill and Scrusmeir
Blodgett
Cruise
Yaquina Bay
Alsea-Southern
Yaquina Northern
Southern Pacific
Waldport
Alsen Bay
Scritsmeir
Hill
Kuhn
Pittsburg
Yaquins
Peninsula
Washington
Port Angles
Congressional Committee
Beattie Named Rural Supervisor at Monmouth Normal
W. G. Beattie, recently moving into the haus purchased from C. B. Force, will serve as rural supervisor at the Normal. He succeeds Mr. Pittman, with duties first half of the year traveling across the state. Beattie, formerly with Alaska education in Southeastern Alaska, comes from Cottage Grove.
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W. G. Beattie
the Normal
C. B. Force
Pittman
Beattie
Cottage Grove
Alaska
British Columbia
United States
Monmouth Herald
In dependence corn show planned by Polk County Farm Bureau
County Agent Paul Carpenter notes the In dependence corn show will be a county affair held in early winter with entries from all Polk county sections. He says the event attracts interest beyond the state, especially in the Mississippi valley, as top quality corn proves profitability and encourages relocation by farmers from the north central states.
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Paul Carpenter
Polk County Farm Bureau
Independence
Polk County
Mississippi Valley
North Central States
Seed Potato Selection Tips From Experiment Station
The best time to choose seed potatoes for two good crops next year is now. Pick out the best hills by their tops, then dig and keep hills yielding many fairy sized potatoes of proper form and free from disease, according to the Experiment Station.
Oregon Creamery Men Urged to Enter State Fair
Oregon's Best butter and cheddar cheese prizes total one thousand dollars with diplomas for top honors. W D Pine of the O A C dairy building superintendent says entrants should submit their best butter creamery managers will receive entrance blanks ahead of entry shipments.
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Oregon
W. D. Pine
Romance Beckons To All In An Interview With Mr Ditrichstein
A New York Evening Sun interview quotes Mr Ditrichstein praising youthful romantic zest and the theater mood. He likens stage life to romantic conquests of buccaneers and cites Cleopatra and Helen of Troy as enduring symbols of allure.
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Ditrichstein
New York Evening Sun
Ditrichetetn
Mest
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
Ditriehsteli
Dweivess
Four Women Lead Dressmaking Effort In Oregon Community
In Alsea Oregon four women taught dressmaking under Miss Norma county home demonstration. They each completed lessons and began new ones aiding neighbors and friends. The program helps local women sew dresses, easing access to plain garments and community service.
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Oregon
Norma
Jeanie D. McComb
Tate
Inva Munity
National Conventions Readies for 1922 Poultry Event
The American Rome association plans for 1922 conventions highlighting instructional and poultry breeding work. It notes home development and the creation of producing strains, with Oregon mentioned as a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willat al
Hoeshattey Mous
Highbrow Sage Plays With Words and Pairs
A fragment from Cart zine by Alarold Seton riffs on word pairs and misheard terms. The piece swaps Indigent for Jou desprit and Ridicule for Fabricate, mixed with coinage like Pot pourri and Dampwell, hinting at playful lexicon games.
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Alarold Seton
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Hattie
Hartman Bros. CO
Salem, Ore
Salem, Oregon
Lincoln Spruce
Northwestern
Monmouth
Vinheta Honora
Alsea
Barnes
U. S
Cherry City Baking
Salem
E. Depot
Monmouth Monmouth Hotel
Bea
Mill City
Silverton
J.W. Parker
Nes
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