Viewpoint on Indian Agency and Education Policy
A critical essay argues the US Indian Service uses education to control and subjugate Native Americans. It calls for ending the bureau, granting full citizenship, and freeing Indians from what the author deems a system of exploitation and coercive governance.
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Indian Agency
United States Indian Service
Polittccans
US Indian Bureau II
Gonteia
Comledge Egeed
Indiana
Neary
Indian Bureau Service
Aretan
Ledeen Bureau
Chere
Socrates Tolatos
Socrates Tolatos ‘Ohopenhower
de Conote
Cate
Indian Bureau
Washington
America
Indian Service
US Indian Service
India Service
Diana
Iat
Chemawa
United States
Indian Service Department
U & Indian Service
Rore
Redmen
Fverny
Vince
Duces
Redman
Abraham Lincoln
Plans Prepared For Poultrymen In Oregon Bulletin Series
Oregon State College extension service issues three bulletins with plans for poultry facilities to boost efficiency. Bulletins cover portable brooder house on runners, range house for pullets to maturity, and insulated box storage rooms to prevent egg losses from improper water systems.
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Oregon Wulkrymen
Oregon State College Extension Service
Poultry and Agricultural Engineering
A. G Lunn
Superiment
College
Lunn
W. J. Gilmore
F. B. Price
G. Lunn
Arena Pulang
Bulletin Sages County
Western Oregon Strawberry Growers Back Future Prospects
More than 200 growers and leaders met at Corvallis to study irrigation, disease control, and new varieties including USDA No. 20. Dr George W Darrow expects it to replace Marshall, with better plants and uniform ripening. Growers expressed optimism for the industry despite low prices.
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Oregon
Oregon Experiment Station
Corvallie
Clackamas
Washington
Mallon Linn Lane
Valley
USDA
Marshall
Branson and Johnson Highlight Poisoning Method Results
J F Branson of the U S Biological Survey and Mr Johnson presented the method of poisoning and reported results as excellent, noting the approach's effectiveness in their study.
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Imade
J F Branson
U .S. Biological Survey
Mr. Johnson
Better Eggs from Clark County Agricultural Office
Clark County Washington agricultural office offers practical tips to improve egg quality. Guidance covers housing perches nests litter and drainage, droppings management, nesting darkening, egg handling and packing, cooling and humidity, and shipping. Includes advice on egg care and prevention of shell weaknesses.
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Clark County
Washington
Feeds and Handling Tips for Poultry Flocks
Guidance on improving egg quality and shell quality includes adjusting mash to oyster shell ratio, reducing succulent greens to fix dark yolks, increasing water and prelay conditioning to address small eggs, handling eggs gently to prevent shell checks, and avoiding fright to reduce blood spots.
Butter Days Proposed to Boost Dairy Trade
Roseburg businessman Earl B Hatfield urges state and national proclamations of three butter days per month to spur consumption, reduce stored butter fat, and lift producer prices. He argues once prices rise to twenty five cents a pound many workers can return to work and dairy markets regain momentum.
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Chambers of Commerce
Roseburg
Earl B. Hatfield
Hatfield
Oregon Farmer Quote on Agriculture and Urban-Rural Link
A fragmented line from The Oregon Farmer discusses devoting attention to agriculture with similar vigor as industry. It mentions recruiting for farming, improving living conditions, and bridging rural and urban gaps, attributed to a governor, though text is garbled and incomplete.
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Gov. Elf
Strawberries and Rhubarb Conserves and Sauces
A simple fruit conserve recipe uses rhubarb and strawberries with sugar. Mix three quarts rhubarb pieces one quart strawberries and two quarts sugar cook slowly until thick then seal in sterilized jars for winter use.
Oregon farms show wheat trials and turkey exhibit plans
Harold Bunch of Henley and French Johnson of Tule Lake in cooperation with County Agent C A Henderson test Reliance wheat and other grains. Northwestern Turkey Breeders plan a larger dressed turkey exhibit with $150 in prizes. County agent W Wray Lawrence reports promising grasses in Wasco county.
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Reliance
Harold Bunch
Henley
French Johnson
Tule Lake
C A. Henderson
Johnson
Atlas
Northwestern
Turkey Breeders’ Association
T C Leedy
W Wray Lawrence
Wasco County
Belize
South Dakota
Lawrence
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