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Junction City Bulletin

Location

Junction City, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1901

Page

8

Lane County Oregon A Fertile Pacific Rim Preview

Lane County Oregon spans from the Cascades to the Pacific with 30 mile frontage at Florence harbor. Rich soil spans coast and upland tablelands with abundant crops, timber wealth of 29 billion feet, and the Bohemia mining district. Population grows with Eastern immigrants. county seat is Eugene Jackson City? population 5,000. Production includes wheat oats barley corn hay potatoes apples pears prunes and wool with timber and gold dust.

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Lane County Horticulture and Stock Raising Prospects

Oregon agriculture in Lane County expands through scientific methods led by the Board of Horticulture and Corvallis Agricultural College. Apples, peaches, prunes, grapes and walnuts boost profits. prunes and wine grapes show potential. Willamette Valley soils and rainfall favor prosperous orchards. Cattle raising grows with fine-blood stock, abundant water, and diverse breeds, increasing herd value and farm profits.

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Angora Goats Boost in Lane County Agriculture

The article notes a ten year rise of Angora goats among Lane County farmers, highlighting wool quality and durability. It suggests potential for expansion given climate suitability, brush land, and economic gains from goat wool, urging Eastern state farmers to engage in goat husbandry.

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Oregon timber and mining boom in Lane County

The article highlights Lane County as a center for timber and mining growth. It notes 800 billion feet of Oregon timber, key rivers for log floating, abundant species including noble fir and yellow pine, and land prices from 4 to 7 dollars per acre. It mentions Booth Kelly Lumber and several plants, plus rich Bohemia district mines with major properties like Helena and Stocks Harlow, signaling strong investment potential and future market activity.

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Junction City Oregon A Promising Willamette Valley Town

Junction City Oregon lies in northern Lane County along the Southern Pacific Railroad with about 1000 residents. The town boasts merchants, professionals, three churches and a graded school building costing over 4000 dollars, positioning it as a prosperous Willamette Valley community.

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Why You Should Settle in Lane County

A promotional piece extols Lane County Oregon as ideal for settlers with rich soil uplands prairie lands and river bottoms. It highlights dependable seasons steady crops healthful climate absence of extreme storms and broad markets for grain lumber livestock and dairy.

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Oregon Rail Line and Lumber Industry Grow in County

The Southern Pacific Railroad Company built 22 miles of railroad to serve a Wendting plant, with main offices in Eugene and several smaller plants in the county. Timber and shingles output in 1901 reached 61 425,000 feet, Port Hand mills contributing 150,000,000 feet. Demand climbs from China, Japan, Australia, Mexico, South America, Europe, California, and the Eastern States as hardwoods like maple and ash are used in furniture and implements.

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Lane County Dairying Prospects Serve Prosperity

The piece extols Lane County for dairying noting rich grasses both native and cultivated with Timothy as a leading staple and abundant clover. It cites favorable conditions from cool Pacific breezes to reliable water, producing strong pasture and high cow yields from $20 to $50 per animal depending on breed and management. It also highlights ongoing ocean trade as a steady market driver for dairy products.

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Mining potential in Lane County noted for rich resources

The district’s mineral resources are extensive and valuable with the diamond fields attracting the most attention.

Lane Eounity

Historic town boasts opera house and mills amid grain trade

The block was built by a stock company of citizens at a cost over 23 000. The town features an opera house graded as among the finest between San Francisco and Portland, a Farmers Merchants Bank, three large grain elevators, two newspapers, waterworks, a fire engine, and a flour mill famed for high quality flour sold for cash at the highest market price. The mill supports the local financial hub with flour and grain shipments including live stock and other goods.

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Opportunities in Willamette Valley Dairy and Orchard Ventures

The article highlights several ventures around Junction City including a 1000 bushels daily prune drying plant with warehouse and canning, ten acres of bearing fruit trees yielding $500 to $900 annually, and multi-year bearing timelines. It also promotes a Weatherly Creamery Co. dairy plant in Portland with 2000 pounds per day capacity, cash monthly payments, and strong butter fat pricing, plus nearby land $12-$25 per acre for dairy use. Potential profits from dairy cows are cited, urging profitable year-round operation and cash flow for investors.

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Great Health Promises From August Flower Patent Remedy

A distressed plea promises quick relief from numerous ailments including dyspepsia liver complaints and nervous prostration. It claims two doses of the well known August Flower remove symptoms instantly and urges readers to visit Mueller & Hill for a sample bottle and Circle of free promotion.

Groen Mueller & Hill

Farm for Sale Near Junetion City with Barn and Water

A 480 acre farm near Junetion City offers running water, a barn, outbuildings, and 35 acres in farming food. Located within nine miles of Junetion City, priced at 91600. Inquire of B. Templeton, one mile southeast of Junetion City. No agent.

Ron Baiy Junetion City B. Templeton

Real estate listing offers several farms for sale in Oregon

B S Hyland Co advertises diverse Oregon farms near Harrisburg and Junction City with 140 to 404 acres. Prices range from 14 to 50 per acre, featuring cultivation, timber, orchards, water, houses, barns, and rail or road access. Some properties note prior sale price and easy terms.

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