Fall wheat yields in Linn county reported in notes
Oregon notes report fall wheat in Linn county yielding 15 to 30 bushels per acre. Other items include Umatilla county horse show October 6 Pendleton, a dietetics course added at Oregon Agricultural College, highway width standards, and bond bids for state road financing.
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Linn
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Department of Home Economics
Oregon Agricultural College
State Highway Commission
John Day Valley
Edward Ostrander
Oregon Public Service Commission
Crane
Oregon Penitentiary
Joseph F. Keller
Douglas County
Eugene Fruitgrower's Association
Ed Wright
la Grande
Portland
Oregon
S. G. Sargent
Lane County
C. E. Gardiner
D. Walter Morton
School of Commerce
University of Oregon
Oregon State Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Control
Lincoln County
Cotton Hill
John Day River
C. C. Hall
Santiam National Forest
Rice
Roseburg
Columbia River Highway
Columbia County
Kay
Astoria
Justice Court
Fimes
Klamath Falls
New Strahorn
Bulah Dale
J. E. Dale
Athol G. Hickox
BE. E. Hickox
Myrtle Cooper
John Cooper
Scotts Mis
United States Army and Navy
Withycombe
State Council of
Defent
Harvey Wells
A. L. Lovett
Oregon Agricultural College Experiment Station
Albany
Lebanon
Brownsville
Santiam Pass
Willamette Valley
Cascadia
Clear Lake
J. F. Luse Company
Public Service Commission
State of Oregon
Washington
Portland Chamber of Commerce
H. L. Corbett
Willamette Highway
Crater Lake
Crowbar Point
State Accident Commission
Blanche Crowder
Scappoose
George Kakearous
Umatilla
Matt Kulja
Silverton
C. Metcalf
Board of Conciliation and Mediation
C. P. Howard
Portland Central Labor Council
B. W. Sleeman
District Council of Carpenters
R. A. Willison
State Building Trades Council
Vern Haybarker
State Metal Trades Council
J. B. Rhodes
W. B. Ayre
Eastern & Western Lumber Company
Franklin T. Griffith
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
James Dugan
J. R. Bowles
Northwest Steel Company
Charles Leadbetter
Paper Mills
Ships And Their Size In Naval And Merchant Vessels
The article explains why tonnage figures vary by type and purpose. It notes gross, net, displacement, and deadweight tonnages differ, with ships changing weight during operation and warships using displacement. It warns against equating a 10,000 ton battleship with a larger merchant ship due to differing tonnage definitions.
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C. A. McAllister
United States Coast Guard
Popular Science Monthly
Custom House
Bible neglect harms culture and language in society
A historical column argues that neglecting daily Bible reading dulls vocabulary and literary perception, curtails humor, and weakens cultural breadth. It urges parents to ensure children gain Bible acquaintance to foster keen speech, intelligent reading, and broader cultural appreciation.
Fright and the Hair Stand Up at a Big Scare
The article explains a small root muscle makes each hair stand straight when frightened. It notes the mechanism is not fully known but confirms hair erection follows strong fear and that the muscle enables this response, as described in the Book of Wonders.
Platinum Retorts and Purified Acids in War Industry
The text notes platinum used directly in munitions and indirectly in wartime operations. It cites cordite production requiring pure sulfuric acid purified in platinum retorts, each valued at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars.
A Disraeli Quip on a Youth’s Ambition
A young applicant sought a government post from Prime Minister Disraeli. The student confessed his knowledge was limited. Disraeli replied with a wry line noting he himself had more distance to cover in knowledge.
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Disraeli
England
Spinks Reacts to Winks With Wife Remark
Spinks shows annoyance after a quarrel in which Winks told his wife she had no judgment. She surveyed him critically and replied she was beginning to realize it.
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Spinks
Word From Brer Williams Warns Against Haste
A Brer Williams column urges readers not to rush through the long road to opportunity warning the “lion” of hunger and hardship may be waiting if one hurries. The piece uses folksy dialect to counsel patience and steady work.
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Br'er
Shadows Point to Wan Light in Somber Reflection
A reflective meditation notes how every shadow signals waning light and how sorrow sharpens appreciation for happiness, urging mindful living as days grow dim.
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de. H. C. Dixon
van Valin
U. S. National Bank
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
F. Hawkins
First National Bank
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians and Surgeons
First Nat’l Bank
Thos. W. Hester
Dixon
White
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Newberg
John 8. Rankin
U.S. National Bank
Blue
Brown
Sarah E. Smith
E. E. Daniels
BE. B. L
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East Third
Center
Oregon News
U. S
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Denger
Federal
First’ National Bank
Indiana
C. K. Spaulding Logging CO
Lone Fir Dairy
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
C. H. Schunter
Rexall
Lowney
Lynn B. Ferguson
First Street
American Automobile Co
Dulmage Meter
Seattle
Atera Auto Sales Ca
Manwell
Calierala