Oregon Growers' Cooperative notes prune market and shipping plans
The Oregon Growers Cooperative Association reports strong prune purchases under Mistland brand and high buyer satisfaction. Plans discuss expanding steamship calls at Portland and Seattle to boost domestic trade and Pacific coast handling, with English lines showing interest. A dairy angle notes prunes as a butter-friendly feed, with farmer O B Nichols describing cows eating prunes and processing pits.
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Mistland
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Firma Dn Land
Oregon
Portland
Seattle
Pacific
Pacific Coast Producers Association
English Steamship Company
Northwest
Rates Steamship Companies
O. B. Nichols
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Oregon Couples
The notice lists marriage licenses issued to Freda Viola Dell of Lafayette and Emil Thader Lindroff of Carlton, Elizabeth Dorsey Eccleston of McMinnville and Oliver Howard Hen, Cleo Oneta White of McMinnville and Claude Craig Filsinger of Portland, Agatha V. Howard of Grand Ronde and Joseph Albert Howe, Lizzie Chentelle of Grand Ronde and Paul Buffalo Lafferty, Hillie Martha Haveman of Laurel and Okey Ansal Tykeson of Willamina.
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Freda Viola Dell
Lafayette
Emil Thader Lindroff
Carlton
Elizabeth Dorsey Eccleston
McMinnville
Oliver Howard
Beloved Brother Remembered in Thanks Note
The family of Mrs. C. J. Leavitt and Jethro Hardwick express gratitude for sympathy interest and floral offerings shown after the death of their brother.
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C. J. Leavitt
Jethro Hardwick
Broodies Nests Where They Will Not Be Disturbed
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on broody hens outlines signs of broodiness and steps for transferring hens to prepared nests. It covers dusting with insect powder, nest preparation, egg handling, partitioning hens, incubation timelines, and managing eggs and nests for multiple hens.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Aitow
Farm Live Stock Prices Dip After WWI Gain
USDA data show beef cattle on farms fell from 44.22 in 1919 to 31.41 in 1921 with most loss in 1920. Swine prices also declined in 1919 and 1920, erasing earlier gains. Corn per acre value rose 1916 to 1919 but dropped to 20.03 in 1920, negating prior gains and signaling a broader price retreat after the war.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Bureau
Trees Thrive in Odd Land on Fallow Hillsides
The article notes that hillside plots, corners, and waste strips cut by roads or rails can be turned to good timber growth. Cottonwood and softwoods can flourish with little overflow risk, offering a quick, useful return. Treated soft woods provide durable posts, reducing long term costs.
Fuller's Home Service Paints for Do It Yourself
Thousands of women with home pride can paint and varnish at home using materials made for home use. Fuller's Home Service Department provides free information and directions to help anyone achieve the finished look they want for furniture floors walls and woodwork.
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Home Service Department
Fuller
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