After Floods Roads Repaired and Community Rebound
High water last Sunday marked the nine year peak, causing major damage in the neighborhood. Supervisor Sam Stout leads a crew repairing roads and bridges, with travel to reopen soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Stout
Dewitt Clinton
J. S. Clinton
Henry Hervey
Arago
Leland Minard
Wm. Harmon
Bill
Ray Lewis
Norway
Will Myers
Dan Barklow
Gravel Ford Community Notes Keep Busy Amid High Water
Neghborhood columns from Gravel Ford and Lee recount parties, birthdays, visitors, and daily errands as residents cope with high water. Arthur Crosby hosts a surprise, J W Stullen turns 80, and local travel is limited by flooding while social life continues with music and visits across nearby homes.
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Arthur Crosby
Carter Ranch
Bliss Anna
Frank Moser
Mullen
Gravel Ford
Cornwell
Fishtrap
Jess Bright
Violet
J. W. Stullen
George
Harvey Barklow
Culbertson
Geo. Mullen
Myrtle Point
Robert Parish
Mr. Sprague
Coos River
Miss Sprague
Bald Hill
Tipperary Jane
Creamery Meeting Postponed Until February Fourteenth
Patrons of the Gravel Ford Creamery postponed their meeting originally set for last Monday due to fresh et. The gathering will now convene Monday February 14 at 1 00 p m to be called to order.
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Gravel Ford
Salem industry plans and regional developments
Industrial activity across Oregon includes Long Fruit Products exploring a 1000000 dollar Beecherry plant in Port Orford, Doernbecher Mfg adding a Portland warehouse, and grants for mail road and lumber projects. Eugene expands with a 50000 dollar yard improvement and 30000000 feet of logs contracted.
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Salem
Long Fruit Products Co
Portand
Doernbecher Mfg. Co
Portland
Oregon State Federation of Labor
Springfield Methodists
Springfield
Phil Johnson
Jitner
Union Pacific
Dalles
S. P. Co
Eugene
Eugene — Lamb Lumber Co
Norway
Northwest
Swift Packing Co
Chicago
Oregon
Medford
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ‘Co
Joria
Myrtle Point
Hraney County Tribune
Burns
Ugene Fruit Growers Association
F. A. Koser
Rickreall
Ore
Astoria
Bandon
Monroe
Bend ‘Bulletin
Bend
Strahorn
Rairoading
Farmers and Judge Watson clash over road policy in Oregon letter
Ady DAD SHIELDS rails at Judge Watson after his Portland address, arguing county road work favors outsiders and rail-like systems. He questions farming competence, laments leadership, and recalls voting for Watson, ending with calls to trust local farmers and elect capable locals.
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Bancroft, Or
Myrtle Point
Watson
Portland
Altho
Bird
Ruzge
Aasurally
Cleveland
Agh
Shields
Istely
Washington D C Factions Back Wilsons Preparedness Push
Democratic leaders in the Capitol praise President Wilsons vigor on his national tour as essential to win support for preparedness and to counter criticism of his foreign policy. The Lusitania dispute faces no clear arbitration, with the U S insisting on vital interests and national honor. A new shipping bill creates a government ship purchase program and a shipping board to regulate rates, while Brandeis faces confirmation amid bar association questions. The Dixie Ball, with Vice President and cabinet spouses present, highlighted nationwide relief efforts.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Europe
United States
State Department
Secetary Lansing
England
Germany
Adamson
Committee On Amerchant Marine and Fisheries
Flag
House
Senate
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
South
Southern Relief Society
Iss Margaret Wilson
Pig Clubs in Oregon Aim to Improve Swine Production
Oregon Extension Service partners with Oregon Agricultural College Bureau of Animal Industry and public instruction to organize Pig Clubs for youth. Two divisions cover brood sow care and four month pig growth. goals include boosting home meat supply, feeding crop profitability, and teaching hog judging and breeding.
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Oregon
Extension Service
Oreon Agricultural College
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pig Club
Pig Club Rules for Boys and Girls in Corvallis Oregon
The article outlines a youth pig club with aims to teach practical livestock management feeding sanitation and disease prevention while offering income and farm life insight. It sets age 9 to 18 and requires each member to own and care for a pig four months record feeding weights and farrowing dates and submit certified records.
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J. L. Allen
State Pig Club
Corvallis
Ore
Single Spoonful Adler-i-ka Delights Myrtle Readers
Myrtle and Point residents report quick relief from constipation after a single spoonful of Adler i ka buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture. The remedy claims to cleanse both upper and lower bowels and even aid appendicitis, with effects appearing within one minute per N G W Perkins, local druggist.
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N. G. W. Perkins
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Holder
Theda Bara
Jean ‘Sothern
Wm. E
Shay
William Fox
Sand
Herbert Brenon
Theda Bara, Jean Sothern
and. WM. E. Shay
DE Kane
Deyou
Eare Harness Man
Lee Love Lee
Lee
R. Chamley & CO
Industrial Review
Orgentito
Oke Fs
Ode Fe
Cle Fe Effe
Uae
Spencer & Shelley
Sprucer Streets
Washington News
Monmorath
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