Four Per Cent Money for the Farmers
Oregon farmer Ole Hanson urges cheap long term credit to develop agricultural resources. He cites high interest, undrained lands, and urban migration, proposing 4 percent loans via cooperative banks, extended terms, and postal savings reforms modeled on Europe to fund farm development.
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Ole Hanson
Oregon
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Europe
Pacific Northwest
Postal Savings Bank
Seattle
Germany
Oregon industrial growth lifts timber and transit near coast
Financing of Nehalem river timber holdings completes, enabling Southern Pacific extension from Tillamook to Astoria. Hood River plant by Standard Oil and Hillsboro mill expansion signal industrial push. Molalla rail reach by Oct 1. wage rules limit hop labor to eight hours daily.
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D. P. Blue
Grants Pass
Hungry Creek
Clatsop County
Chas Hall
Hood River
Coos Bay
Roxy Ann
Medford
Fischer Milling Co
Silverton
H. A. Darnell
Lewts
Grange
Brown Bros. Lumber Co
Cottage Grove
Coquille
Warren Construction Co
Siuslaw Telephone Company
Public Utilities
Public Utilities Commission
United Railways
McKenzie Road
Parma
Sandy
Umatilla County
John Day Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association
Cottage
Langston Construction Company
Bandon Water
Denver
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Paisley
Gresham Fruit
Rogue River
Marshfield Water Co
North Bend
Albany Telephone Exchange
la Grande
Multnomah County
Pendleton
Fortland
Resignation of Dairy Tests Supervisor at Oregon A C
D Brooks Hogan, supervisor of Official Tests of Dairy Cattle at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis, resigns to become manager of Fred Stump's large dairy farm at Suver Oregon. O B Stauff named to succeed him. Hogan to work with Stump on modern pure-bred cattle breeding plant.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvalis
Ore
D. Brooks Hogan
Agricultural College
Fred Stump
Suver
Oregon
R. R. Graves
Eee
O. B. Stauff
The
Hogan
Graves
Stump
Auto driver tests skill with two stakes betwixt
A neighbor practices solo by driving an automobile between two light stakes set six feet apart. He repeats the run from different angles, aiming to master the tight space. The editor notes future saves from such careful practice and jokes about quick reflexes.
Immigrants urged to study Oregon irrigation lands booklet
Oregon State Immigration Commission and Oregon Development League released a booklet detailing irrigated lands open for settlement in central Oregon. It describes Tumalo and Central Oregon lands, sale terms, and project layouts near Terribone Redmond Deschutes Bend and Prineville with payments and improvements required.
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Oregon
Oregon State Immigration Commission
The
Oregon Development League
Tumalo
Central Oregon Lands
iGrook County
Terribone
Redmond
Deschutes
Bend
Prineville
Central Oregon
O. Laurgaard
Laidlaw
Public Pulse guidelines for reader submissions
The department accepts general interest pieces up to 300 words, requiring the sender’s name and address. The editor may reject libelous or unfit content. Advertising content will be charged at regular rates and labeled adv.
Laws of Business Ill-Suited to Farmer Trade
A quote criticizing legal rules for business as inappropriate for farmer transactions. Figures named include F. W. Lonergan, W. E. Coman, John M. Scott, Marshall N. Dana, C. C. Chapman, and J. W. Brewer. The passage emphasizes a gap between law and rural commerce.
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F. W. Lonergan
W. E. Coman
John M. Scott
Marshall N. Dana
C. C. Chapman
J. W. Brewer
Clover Seed Midge Threatens Oregon Clover Crop
Oregon farmers urged to inspect clover fields for the clover seed midge Dasyneura leguminicola and take prompt action. The pest threatens the new, profitable clover seed industry, with guidance on observation identification and harvest timing to limit damage and improve hay use.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon
Press of
The
Agricultural College
Best and biggest combination clubbing offer announced
The Enterprise publisher promotes a limited time annual subscription deal offering five publications for 1.75 dollars. The offer emphasizes urgency and may be increased at any time, urging readers to fill the application blank promptly.
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Klamath Falls
Pacific College
Newberg
Spencer
Klamath County
Columbia
St. Johns Adventists
Immigration Commission
Oregon State Irrigation Commission
Oswald West
Thomas C. Burke
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Social Service Department
Myrtle Epworth League
Woman’s World
People’s Popular Monthly
Myrtle Point
Eng
Woman's World
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