The Pacific Monthly Subscription Offers From Portland Oregon
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon offers information on dairying fruit raising poultry irrigation and free government lands. Subscriptions are 1 50 per year with special bundle rates for McClures Woman's Home Companion and others. order by number with payment.
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Free irrigation book for Oregon farmers title Well Irrigation for Small Farms
New irrigation booklet issued jointly by the General Passenger Department of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company and Southern Pacific Lines in Oregon outlines practical, profitable use of inexpensive irrigation. Copies available free by writing Win Mc Murray, General Passenger Agent, O R and N and S P lines, Portland Oregon.
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Portland Oregon
Power Plant Progress At Akers Dewar Plant
City engineer Billr praises the new power facility as workers finish a boiler and equipment upgrades. The plant promises to host one of the state's first hot electric hot plants, with open visits to see the work and its impact on the area.
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No Protection for Labor Seldom Heard in Debated Text
Frayed editorial fragment argues workers need protection against tariffs and cost of living. It contrasts a high earning capitalist model with a laborer’s daily wage, noting a young man may earn around two pounds a day and struggle to cover basic needs without government support.
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European Laborers Compete With American Workers
The article notes European laborers immigrating to the United States to work, becoming Americanized and competing with American workers. It argues the protective tariff fails to shield skilled labor, allowing unfair competition that harms American workers, citing the Pressel Steel case in western Pennsylvania as an example.
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Demonstration Train Promises Dry Farm Techniques
The demonstration train by the Oregon Marchway and Navigation Company will visit Tuesday October 26 to teach dry farming methods and soil health to farmers. Attendees are urged to bring seed numbers, families, and questions for practical lessons.
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Notice for Public Sale of Land Tract in Oregon
Public notice announces a land sale by public auction at The Dalles Oregon on November 10 1900. The tract described as NW NW 4 Sec 28 T12N RY BEO is offered under the 1900 act with rights of withdrawal and set conditions for settlement and entry by October 1908.
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Obscure Auction Notice on Wheat and Drollery Assets
A damaged notice describes an auction of agricultural and odd items including land 6 acres and a wind audit tower. It mentions a price around $9009 and potential bids between $7000 and $9000 with various misread phrases about wheat and local properties.
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