Lane County Oregon A Fertile Soil Haven and Timber Rich
Lane county spans from the Cascades to the Pacific with a fertile soil base and vast timber wealth. It supports diverse crops, stock farming, and a growing cattle industry aided by year round green forage and abundant water. Bohemia mining is partly in the county, while timber stands at tens of millions of feet, attracting future development interest.
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Cascades
Pacific Ocean
Rhody Island
Connecticut
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Pacifics
Florence
Pesan
Willamette Valley
Iit
United States
Lane
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Gregor
Son
Dasterrrat
Baer
Jose
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VSM
Pirae
Deere
Sven Coon
Paeiultatia
Leby Doe
Riley
Real Ititiey
Loge
Dorwatys
Judietey
Willette
Poly Euler Speeton
Aodt
Davelint
Tle
Uth
Kelly Lamber Q Company
Fanet Narmi
Fonder
Comb Tnt
Joraon
Ana
Fano Sonnty
Timothy
Bute
Angora Goats Transform Lane County Industry
Lane county farmers increasingly raise Angora goats to cheaply clear land and provide wool. The movement, centered in foothill country, promises higher value for mohair and livestock profits as new lines of processing and rail shipments develop.
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Lane County
Lin Foothill
Gia
Lane County Commerce and Dairy Dividend Prospects
The narrative outlines Lane County prospects with Wendling plant, Eugene offices, and multiple mills. It highlights lumber output in Oregon for 1899, Port land mill cuts, and growing demand from Asia, Europe, and the U.S. It notes dairy farming advantages, lush grasses, cattle profitability, fruit drying plants, and a flourishing grain and dairy economy, urging investment in dairy cows and local enterprises.
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Eugene
Oregon
Portland
China
Japan
Siberia
Australi
Mexico
South America
Europe
California
Why You Should Settle in Lane County
A fragmented era piece extols Lane County as ideal for settlers with rich soil uplands and alluvial plains, promising profitable returns and opportunities. It highlights healthful climate and long winters as appeal, urging exploration of the valley for migration and improvement.
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Lane County
Willamette Valley Community Meeting Appeals to Farm Values
The passage describes a gathering in the Willamette Valley Oregon focusing on livestock crops and fruit, praising abundant crops and urging protection of local laws and communities. It mentions regions like Cleon, Japan, Hawaii, Abioks, and various groups. It highlights a devotion to agriculture across many communities.
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Japan
Orewon
Untitled fragment hints at voyage and probe mission
An unclear OCR fragment references a voyage from Townland and Seattle and Moron to a probe team. It mentions a nine-vehicle craft leaving a port and a perpetual guarantee related to datey and prodneta, with references to dairymen and intelligence but lacks coherent facts.
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Yee Capitan
Hhar
Spa
Toviland
Seattle
Tneoran
Datey
Mining riches in Lane county with numerous mines listed
The article outlines extensive feromrées in Lane county including We Hattwin and El River districts and many mines such as Helena Annie Mustek Gold Hlipper and Clamepial. It notes a violent conflict in the district’s recent events and forecasts Cripple Creek potential growth despite unrest.
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Lane County
el River
Beleoda Dietriol
Helena
Tharnaenterind
Toten Erie
Spocke
Junction City A Snapshot From Lane County History
Junction City in Lane County sits 110 miles south of Portland and 67 miles south of Salem, with about 1000 residents. The town lies near Southern Pacific tracks in the Willamette Valley center, boasting three churches, a graded school building valued around 6000 dollars, and a stock company built hotel costing over 23000 dollars. A noted era feature is a prominent opera house between San Francisco and Portland.
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Grevin
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Snathers
Southern Pacific
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Wilhiwette
Danelion Gity
San Francisco
Port
Weatherly Creamery Plant Boosts Local Dairy Output
A Weatherly Creamery Co venture plans a new plant to expand butter production at a capacity of about 2000 pounds daily. The facility aims to supply and stimulate local demand, with widespread shipments to nearby Ports and strong ties to regional buyers.
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Aerowd Ag
Tnt
Jst
Weatherly Creamery Co
Vortant
Willy
Tory
Bane
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Oregon Territory
Notice purporting to extend and patent a double land tract in Clayborn Houston of Junction City Craw County Oregon. Lists claimants Welwardt Mai joy Jimellon City and others. Adverse claimants must file by May 1 1872 with the proper office in Salem Oregon.
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Lora Oifice
Tommi
Ketiriary
Houston
Junction City
Burg
Oregon
Jimellon City
Vast Oregon Farmland Offers and Prices Across Linn County
Advertises numerous parcels around Junction City and Harrisburg in Linn County with acres ranging from 20 to 200. Highlights include farms with timber, water, and cultivation potential priced from 20 to 50 dollars per acre, plus a stock of outbuildings and houses. Multiple properties emphasize location near Willamette Valley routes and possible division into smaller tracts.
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Niles
Harerleluirg
Linn County
Neren
Seheol Heise
Vt Neret
Willamette Valley
Junction
Unaky
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Téanday
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B. S. Hyland & Co
Stane Comaty
Dnnellon
Rugens
Hyland & CO
Junction City, OL
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