Oregon Agricultural College 1901 02 Catalog Taught Dairying and Household Arts
The Oregon Agricultural College Catalogue for 1900 01 1901 02 shows a handsome 256 page volume from Corvallis with Alpha Hall illustration. It notes student literary societies four for women and four for men and admits Junction City graduates to freshmen without exam. It highlights dairying as key to state industry and household science reform, plus experimental dairy research and practical training for farmers wives cooks and teachers. The note cites an editorial clash over journalism and reports Buffalo plans for the National Editorial Association meeting with at least 1500 editors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculural College
State of Oregon
Corvallis
Alpha Hall
Agricultural College Printing Office
Geo B. Keady
Junction City
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Thier
Sevice
Junction City Bas
Clarence C. Rolyincon
Reuben
Hynson Rob- Tsoi
Jasper Chet Allen
John A.er
Ernest Lee Edwards
George Tium Goldnou
Royal Wayland Pit
Martha Elvira Rebaia
Opal Inams
Estrup
Reshuan
Harry Tenton Evans
Mechanical Ae
Creamery Notes and Local Industry Updates
The article notes creamery operations with four repairs planned and daily butter output around 48 to 50 pounds. It mentions Geo Whit leaving for Wiener plant work, Wegner departing from Merten, and general growth in butter and meat trade. It cites eastern settlement incentives and rising foreign taste, plus local farm facilities expanding.
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Aloha
Portia
Pat Totet
Wegner
Sanday
Geo Whit
Orth
Iorxane Company
Quero
Frome Merten
Vane Am Ployers
Harrisburg Correspondence Highlights Local News
Iriving resident James Kitchen works for an Iowa firm making metal monuments. Local visits include Marion Cunningham Damon Smith G. W. Brandenberg and others as delegates to the Grand Lodge in Portland. Pioneer picnic at Brownsville drew many from the area. Robes of memories and aging pioneers noted.
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Harrisburg
James Kitchen
Irving
Iowa
Billy Black
Low Maxson
Marion Cunningham
Damon Smith
G. W. Brandenberg
Portland
Thurston Longe
Grand Lodge
River View Notes Estray Hog and Local Happenings
River View brief notes report an estray hog from Woteler’s farm and various local actions. Mentions of Revival at Irving, visits to residents, farm work, sheep shearing, and a basket social at Greenleaf with River Viewers. Quarterly church meeting yielded twelve members and sacrament.
Monroe Community Notes Mix Church, Trades and Town News
Monroe reports Children's Day exercises at the MFE church with praise for children teachers and music. Mr. Monroe of the creamery firm reveals a new skimming station soon. A woodmen event at Harrisburg is praised for its conduct and turnout. A barber and watchmaker shop opens in Monroe with Mr Sanford arriving as watchmaker. A street grinder and lunch counter are teased. wheat damage and MWA preparations noted.
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M.fe
Finn
Monroe
Creamery Company
Portland
Harrisburg
Harrisbars
T. Carpenter
J. M
Woodhien
Sanford
Warber
Moi Clan
Local notes from Sweet Home and surrounding towns
Hay harvesters in Almont. Rock crusher left for Estrip district. County Commissioner J B N M in area. Lawrence Hunter and A T Gragett fished after wary trout. Jonsp Lice lost a fine colt. Mrs C Bennett visiting Creswell. Children Day exercises at Smithfeld praised as grand. Wolf of Lake Creek tending shingles. Hunter and Bennett left for Creswell. County Court considers plank road near Wright’s mill. Bear scare near O Bennett’s sheep. dogs pursued but bear escaped. Mrs Mary Richardson visited Lancaster this week. Ed Ayers went to Eugene. Luta Michael went to the Springs. Lolin Templatum visiting River View. Win Michael also. Rumor Mrs Ewer sold her farm and may move soon. Rev Billington to begin revival this week. Rev Moon to aid singing. Notta Richardson died June 7 in city from rheumatism. funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. Tre Greer officiated. Neighbors offer sympathy.
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J. Andervon
Pap Thomas
Ra. J. Senders
Junction City
P. M
Mitchell
C. la Morria
L. A. Ward
Belknap Springs
Amelia May
Sam May
Portland
Mize Nida Bennett
Mackey
A. L. Morris
Forest
Emma Backnom
Albany
Charles Clark
Young Cemetery
Brownsville
Harrinurg
J. J. Rowe
Sweet Home Hay
Hunter
Bia Gunt
Ara
Bennett
Creswell
Wright
O. Bennett
Lancaster
Mary Richardson
Ed Ayers
Eugene Tila Woek
Luta Michael
River View
Win
Michael
Ewer
Billington
Muribert
Moon
Notta Richardson
Jane
Geareyard
Tre. Greer
Eugena
Teacue from San Carlos Privon Cancelled at Janction Opera House
The Teacue from San Carlos Privon was canceled due to the expense of producing the play in Eugene. The eighth grade public school examination for Lane County will be held June 20 and 21, with testing at schools or the county superintendent's office.
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Eugene Register
San Carlos Privon
High School Dramatic Club
Nblic
Lane County
That Man Smith Talks Farming Methods to Valley Farmers
A speaker urges Willamette Valley farmers to adopt practical improved farming, defending his railroad employment and stressing the value of clover over weeds. He questions why progress varies, challenges audience to think about soil, climate, and management, and invites direct farmer feedback.
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Fito
Alka
Lsat
Hhere
Portland
Willamette Valley
Purar
Romo Landspoor
Nome
Minnesota
Mocena
Alesse H
Oregon
Tyamanel
Albert
Hichael Queatly
Markhall
Southern Pacific
Allway Company
Cnd
Tull Win
St. Panker Mine
Porland
Niles
Bram St. Pal
Minneapolis
Gev. W. Wright Visits Eugene After Giddon Business Trip
A snippet notes Gev. W. Wright of Giddnon made a business trip to Eugene on Tuesday. The fragment hints at ongoing investigations and promised continuation tomorrow night with reference to a figure called "The Doncen."
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Gev. W. Wright
Giddnon
Eugene
Oregon farm lands for sale near Junction City and Harrisburg
B S Hyland & Co advertises multiple farms in Linn and Lane counties. Listings include 90 acres near Janetson City at 60 per acre, 160 acres four miles east of Harrisburg with 140 cultivated, 100 acres 24? miles east of Harrisburg with 180 cultivated, 4 acres near Harrisburg with cultivated land and timber, and 408 acres of prairie land four miles southeast of Junction City with 900 acres under cultivation and orchard. Also 800 acres west of Junction City with extensive improvements and a price of 14 per acre. Properties feature water, orchards, fences, and timber. division into smaller farms possible. Office: Junction City, Oregon in Bulletin Office.
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Lang County
Janetson City
Harrisburg
Linn County
Harrieburg
School House
Thia Farm
Acre
Willamette Valley
Old Hall
Nodae
Junction
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Oreg'n Agricultural College
Capital Journal
Jane 6
Oregon Prest Association
Buffalo
National Editorial Association
Tooley Street
Ionion
Paliament
England
Mitchell Ovar Corbett
Press Association
Biaffalo
Associated Press
National Esfitorial Association
Grea
Vis Canin
Bt. Mathew
Lavi Wallace
Wallsee
Frin Rudge
Anfae Stalin Shelly
Mousant Hill
Irs
W. H. Mulley
Tobert Bond
Daniis Fiaher
Grace Aml Quent Sanday
Ridge
Salem
C.D. Kellenie
Mra
Duo
Flint
Thomas
Mra. Condy
J. W. Bowl
Mer Condy
Topelos
Iansay
Groong
Jason
Josie Adkins
J. & Lister
Christian Church
Wetaler
James Mays
Jane Toupleton
Moffett
Wm. Nichol
William Johnson
Lake Creek
Bual- Hess
Albert Bristow
Tople
Weave
John Harnson
Henry Bashoell
Trong
Maud Hayes
Hope
Riley Gray
Ben Harris
Samuel
Ite
Harcold
Mary Templeton
Crown Point
Sam
Lake View
Methodist Church
Ford
Erany Bakaores
Smith
Trom
Ank
Thin Hue
Markt
Tany Por’ Kwow
Mma Rhovnee
B. S. Hyland & Co
City
LA. Boornet
W. Preaert
Preaient
W. GC
Wanmamnse
F. W. Wasmnensaehine
Asst
Caahier
Hox
North Lane
South Benton Counties
Board of
J. A. Bushnell
Washburna
Pickett
Milliorn
A. G. Vover
L. G. Mens
Cashier
B. H. Howny Ant. Cashiers
Lane County Bank
A. G. Hovey & CO
Ctabbinhad
Oldent Bank
Mngene
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