Newberg fair plans promise big $ incentives and fair dates
The notice describes preparations for a Newberg Oregon fair with premium funds around seven to eight hundred dollars and a twenty five cent admission. It notes improved grounds fencing eight foot high and a shift from paying for horses or cows to fairwide distribution of premiums to encourage producers. It urges local participation to boost Newberg’s reputation during fair week.
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Prestpest Coorer
Wright
The
Fair Association
McMinnville
Newberg
Spraying Nozzles and Insect Reference for Fruit Growers
Prepared by Prof. F J Washburn for Grants Pass Oregon State Hort icultural Society discusses nozzle selection for spraying fruit trees and the difference between fog and liquid-delivery methods. It notes that some insects are beneficial and stresses prevention through pruning and through cultivation. References key works on injurious and beneficial insects and official state and federal publications available free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Washburn
Grants Pass
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Williams Saunders
Lippincott & Co
Matthew Cook
California
VP Crocker
Jane, Juhl & Co
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Tenth annual Oregon W C T U convention at Pendleton
The tenth annual Oregon W C T U convention met in Pendleton from May 4 to 27 with President Mrs. Riggs presiding. Dues from 106 unions totaled 523 dollars and 300 dollars came from lectures and schools of methods. Reports highlighted extensive church and home work, with discussions on liquor reform, tobacco laws, and Sabbath observance. A tribute to Grandma Townsend was paid, and delegates elected officers while sending thanks to local churches and railroads. The writer toured eastern Washington, noting saloons and hospitality, and urged continued temperance effort nationwide.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Riggs
Edwarda
Newberg
Mesdames Edwards
Drench
Hexter
Leet
Spangler
Harford
Cox
Unruh
Farmer’s Alliance
Milton
Milila
Wanamaker
Cpost
Rai
Ballston
Mra. Smith French
J. Connett
Douglas City
Alaska
Inman
Gorman
Evans
Presbyterian Church
Warren
M. E. Church
Whitless
Congregational
Draper
Cierman
Granma Townsend
Ruley
Pendleton Union
U. S
Sheridan
Ladies of
Whitlesy
DeSpain
Cole
Louisiana
Willard
Yarehill County Union
Yamhill
Yarohill County
Polk County
Loyal Temperance Legion
Whittaker
Old Volk
Shane
Denver
Colorado
Raley
Finands
Mra. Kinney
Condon
Mra. Prench
Mra. Unruh
Mes. Rankin
Mra. Brown
Mra. Hextor
Baptist Church
Cyneus Bernt
Adams
Washington
Columbus
Columbia
Athena
Weston
Walla Walla
Portland
Spokane
Main
Owl
Admiralie
Hunt
BR. R
Waitsburg
Dayton
W. T. Ford
M. E
City
Hell
Nehemiah
Walla Walla Valley
Willamette
Pomeroy
Gartieh County
Starbuck
W. CC. TV
Vataha
Sengers
Pataha
Colfax
Whitman County
Guy
Pullman
State Agriculture and Business College
Military Academy
Idaho
Davenport
Medical Lake
Majin
Willamette Valley
Christian Sovie
C. H. Cos
The Dalles Rebuilds After Severe 18 Month Fire
Letter from The Dalles notes wide destruction from a fire eighteen months ago that destroyed all but one church and many buildings. Most structures have been replaced with larger, sturdier ones giving the city a modern look despite lost poplars and delayed replanting.
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Dalles
Gollendele
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Main Street
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Newberg, Oregon
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