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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
3
The article discusses clover cultivation on various soils and sowing strategies including white and red clover. It notes autumn and winter sowings, seed distribution, and pasture benefits. It also covers fruit growing expansion on nontraditional lands, stressing care, pruning, pest control, and market timing for profitable small fruits like pears and berries.
England's naval works at Devonport expand the dockyard into a premier war port with three new docks and a tidal basin access from the Hamoaze. A closed basin and recent north extension boost capacity for refitting battleships. The project, opened by the Prince of Wales, covers about 155 acres with a total cost of roughly £4.5 million.
The article describes a massive dam project flooding the Great American Desert region. A reservoir will rise over 300 feet, submerging the town of Roosevelt and transforming 200,000 acres of farmland below the lake. The project aims to create a vast artificial lake spanning 25 miles upstream and 2 miles across, reshaping Arizona’s Salt River Canyon.
A ranch owner in the distant West hosts a stern relative and discusses making the desert bloom. The visitor asks if it is possible to do more than a bare living, and the owner claims to have earned more than a bare living on the land. He hints that occasional rainy days help him prepare for hard times.
A garbled OCR segment presents jumbled phrases about planting depth and winds, with stray words and illegible portions. The fragment references weaving webs of discussion and hints at a store or payment line, but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or events.
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