Oregon News Notes Mixed Portland and Willamette Valley Updates
Local reports include the Albany Chamber endorsing the Portland exposition, a Eugene burial for Private David Humphrey killed in France, and a Pendleton school levy approved. Other items cover construction in St. Helens, beet and blackberry yields, road and railroad developments, irrigation plans, anthrax cases, and drought-era agricultural concerns across the region.
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American relief saves 18000 babes in Near East mission
In Constantinople, Charles V. Grey and Harold C. Jaquith led Near East Relief to rescue 14000 orphan children and seven American workers in Armenians and Transcaucasia amid renewed fighting. The organization had cared for 64600 children and supported over 50000 elsewhere before the February crisis.
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Charles V. Grey
Near East Relief
Harold C. Jaquith
Mexandropol
Armenia
Armenissand Tratstaucasia
Near East Relief saved 15,000 orphans in Caucasus crisis
Amid war threats and bombardment American relief workers refused evacuation to protect 18,000 Alexandropol children. A May rescue ship delivered 1,000 tons rice and 600 tons corn, preventing mass hunger. Charles V. Vickrey urged nationwide contributions to Cleveland H. Dodge, 1 Madison Ave, NY.
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Transcaucasian States
Farine
Caucasus
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Alexandropol
Charles V. Vickrey
Near Exist
New York
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Flest
Quequen
Hatum
Mr. Vickrey
Cleveland H. Dodge
Madison Avenue
New York City
50 Tons Dallas Prunes Bring Good Price
The prune market shows strength as 50 tons of 1920 crop prunes sell for 6.5 cents a pound. Mason-Ehrman & Co reportedly buy the 60 ton stock including Chapman assets and major growers holdings. Green fruit sells for $1.25 a bushel and roadside prices reach $1.85 a bushel for larger lowland prunes.
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Dallas
Mason-Ehrman & Co
Chapman
Orcharda
Falls City
Hop crop in Yakima valley exceeds average prices at 20c
The Yakima valley hop crop is reported above average with contracts being made at twenty cents per pound.
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