Oregon County Survey Indicates Broad Improvement Across Regions
A statewide business survey by a major Oregon mercantile group reports overall improvement in farming lumber mining and banking. Growth areas include Baker Benton Clackamas Clatsop Columbia Hood River and many others with increases in wheat yields hay fruit crops livestock and deposits, while some counties note reduced lumber output and slower collections. Prospects vary by county but the general tone anticipates a better year ahead.
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Oregon
Baker County
Benton County
Clackamas
Clatsop
Columbia County
Cool County
Crook County
Douglas County
Gilliam County
Grant County
Harney County
Hood River County
Jackson County
Josephine Cocunty
Klamath County
Lake County
Lane County
Lincoln County
Toledo
Nashville
Newport
Linn County
Malheur
Marion
Tair
Hunt Brothers
San Francisco
Morrow County
Heppner
Multnomah County
Gresham
Polk County
Sherman County
Tillamook County
Umatilla
Union County
Enterprise
Wasco County
Washington County
Wheeler County
Yamhill
Is It Your Kidneys Dont Mistake the Cause of Troubles
Reader warning about kidney problems and misattributed back pain urging Doans Kidney Pills. Testimonial from Mrs. H. M. Beckwith of Grants Pass Oregon praises Doans for strengthening kidneys after impure water, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Dean
H. M. Beckwith
Oak St
Grants Pass
Ore
Doan
Montana
Fire Protection Fund Aids Oregon Timber Guarding
The Oregon & California Railroad Co joins Southern Pacific by giving $1500 to the Oregon Forest Fire Association for 1914. Congress approves a $25000 appropriation for patrols to guard timberlands. Despite scattered fires, little green timber was destroyed as fall nears and guards will be increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon & California Railroad Co
Southern Pacific System
Oregon Forest Fire Association
Congress
Nothing to Do But Complain When Heat Rlares
A quip notes that hot weather makes life hard for those with little to occupy them. The speaker mocks idle complaint and contrasts it with active effort during heat waves.
Oregon Industrial Review Highlights Early 1910s Projects
Oregon development notes cover Stand ard Milk Factory at Tillamook making 500 pounds daily sugar from whey. Railroad and river projects include S P S railroad, Grants Pass Crescent City line, and a new dock warehouse at Astoria. The piece notes labor debates, county seat moves, and local industry initiatives across towns like Salem Tillamook Portland and Eugene with figures for costs roads and bridges.
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Salem
Ore
Standard Milk
Tillamook
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co
St. Helens
McCormick
S. P. & S. Railroad Company
Hill Line
Springfield News
Moore & Son
Bandon
Old Toledo Lumber Co
Berney Construction Co
Lake View
Chewaucan
Nyssa
L Houston
Astoria
Municipal Wharf
McAlister & Son
Portland
Sutherlin
Wilderville
Applegate River
Grants Pass
Crescent City
Head River
Booth-Kelly
Springfield
Ontario
Malheur County
Oos Bay
Umatilla
Union
Baker
Best and biggest clubbing offer by Enterprise publisher
The Enterprise publisher announces a limited time offer for a yearly subscription at 1.75 dollars covering all five publications. Subscribers are urged to act quickly by filling out the application blank before the price may rise.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
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Scientific American
Eden Heeraherm
New New York
Washington, D
D. Swift & CO
Vate
Hwy
Seventh St
Industrial Review
Oregon Development News
Lsbor and
State Bureau of Industries and Statistics
J. W. Gray
Jewell
Clatsop County
S. P. Co
Roseburg
Kyle & Son
Science Geo. X
Care
Orezon
Snake River
Adrian
Willamette Pacific
Mapleton
McKenzie Pass
Eugene
Laurelhurst
R. C. Orr
New
Chewaucan Lumber Co
Paisley
Emerson Hardwood Co
Japan
Father O'Hara
American Association For Labor Legislation
Wisconsin
Woman’s World
People’s Popular Monthly
Myrtle Point
Npy
Woman's World
People's Popular Monthly
Household Magazine
Farm Life
the Peoples Popular
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