Immigrant crops and Roundup thrill at Irrigon Oregon
In Irrigon Oregon a note from Prof and Mrs Anderson details life near the Columbia River. They describe crops alfalfa fruit and dairy ventures, a growing community with limited services and a rail line in view. The Dundee school uses new texts and scarlet fever halts classes as horsemanship and a Roundup showcase plains life.
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Jersey
Ladies’ Aid
Irrigon
Dundee
Spectacular Parades and Trade Tales From Far and Near
The writer compares grand carnivals from Asia and the Pendleton Round-up to a local spectacle worth a million dollars. He notes mail order buying could lower costs for supplies, recalls past visits, and asks if his efforts meet the recipient’s expectations while sending greetings to the Greer family and friends.
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Snme
Asia
Pendleton
German Order Forces Hiring of Disabled Soldiers
The American Journal for Cripples reports that Germany issued a January order requiring all public and private industries to employ one disabled soldier per 100 workers, with a 50:1 ratio for agricultural work. The disabled may not be discharged without workmen’s committee consent and 14 days notice, and violators face fines up to 10,000 marks.
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For Cripples
Germany
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