Oregon's kelp potash plan and sheep tests spark statewide effort
The Portland letter outlines rising meat demand and farm opportunities in Oregon with a push to use coast kelp beds for potash. It also reports a Willamette Valley signage plan for travelers and an experimental comparison of old and new sheep-handling methods on Santiam National Forest ranges, showing a 4.2 pound gain per lamb under the new method.
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May Open Cheese Production at Monmouth Creamery
The Monmouth Creamery Co. plans to start cheese making soon and would add a new building measuring about 24 by 32 feet to house the necessary machinery.
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Seumas Macmanus to Speak at Normal School Lecture
The next writer's lecture features Seumas Macmanus of Donegal, Ireland, delivering on February 20 at 8 PM. Tickets are fifty cents and available at Johnson's Book Store February 17–19.
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Donegal
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Johnson's Book Store
Polk County Students Shine At Stock Judging Contest
Fifty four students from fifteen Polk County schools attended the stock judging contest at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis on February 5. Prizes went to Grove Peterson, Herman Jennings, Carl Morrison, Lackey Cooper, Budd Hart and Carlton Shanks for top scores in all breeds and specific categories. The event drew the largest county participation yet in the Northwest, with students praising the experience and planning to return next year.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Polke County
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Valley View
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Perrydale
Carl Morrison
Perrydale School
Lackey Cooper
Bethel School
Forbyshires
Northwest
Local Dairymen Praised. Cement Quarries to Open
February 25, 1915 reports praise for dairy students and notes Portland Cement Company will start operations at its quarries near Bridgeport Polk County. Oswego plant owner, with a long railroad spur from the F C W, plans to employ several men as business prospects improve for the coming year.
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Bridgeport
Polk County
Oswego
Runaway Team Disrupts Town Path Near Huber Yard
A. R. Crowley’s team bolted Monday from Talmage as a locomotive whistle frightened the horses. They swerved along Main Street, paused at a bakery, passed Newman's blacksmith shop, then head east to A. F. Huber’s property where they reined in and became snagged on an apple tree in Huber’s yard. H. S. Portwood captured the animals with minimal damage to the yard and porch area.
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Talmage
Main Street
Newman
A. F. Huber
H. S. Portwood
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