Fruit growers meeting discusses spraying and San Jose scale
At Craters hall last Saturday, J H Rees and A C Goodrich led a meeting on fruit culture with focus on spraying and San Jose scale. They cited practical mixing tips, dealer sprays, and a successful double spray cycle to eradicate scale in a neighboring orchard.
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Crater’s Hall
J. H. Rees
Cordley
Corvallis Experiment Station
A.C. Goodrich
North Yamhill
County Trust
Newberg
San Jose
Goodrich
W.S. Allan
Dundee
Scale
H. M. Williamson
Oregon Agriculturist
State Board of Horticulture
Willamette Valley
P C Wins the Debate at Craters Hall in Newberg
Pacific College debaters met Monmouth Normal on the railroads should be owned and operated by the national government. Maris Rees and Brown argued for the affirmative against Ragsdale Allen and Stroud for the negative. A full two hours of discussion drew close attention despite a small crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crater’s Hall
Pacific College
Monmouth Normal
Newberg
Maris
Rees
Brown
P. C
Ragsdale
Allen
Stroud
Oregon State Fair Pool Prohibition and Apple Market outlook
A call to end pool selling at fairs as a moral obstacle and threat to races. The rise of San Jose scale jeopardizes East fruit trees, urging Pacific Northwest states to capitalize by expanding apple production to lead U.S. markets within a decade dependent on which state ships the most apples.
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Oregon
San Jose
Pacific Northwest
United States
Union
Washington
Idaho
Debating Teams Split Wins In Regional Contest
Judges Bates from Pacific University Newhill and Attorney Bert Haney presided in Portland while Albany College beat McMinnville College on the same issue. P C will visit Albany in six weeks to debate the same question with Albany negating. Newberg residents hope to host the next contest for a larger audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C
Bates
Pacific University
Newhill
Portland Scox
Bert Haney
Portland
Albany
Albany College
McMinnville College
Rangement P. C
Newberg
Property transfers in McMinnville and surrounding areas
A fellowship of land and lot transfers documented by Yemnill Abstract Company lists numerous deeds and quitclaim style moves. Transactions include McMinnville Oak Park adds and South Park sub parcels with prices from $25 to $2850, detailing buyers such as Ellen Lawler, Edwin Lights, and Wesley Brooks along with sellers and parcel descriptions across McMinnville Carlton Newberg Dundee and surrounding additions.
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Rachel H Franklin
Hus
Vivan M Miller
John D Gordon
AC Anderson
Mary McDonald
McDonald
O' Oak Park
McMinnville
Artemus Williams
Edwin Lights
Win
Andrew Riggs
Bank of Newberg
Chancey L McNay
Newberg
McDonald Et al
Ellen Lawler
G Naylor
J D Housley
T A McCourt
Lester ‘Shippy
J N Olmsted
A McDonald
Fair Lawn
Walter C Garner
EJ Brown
Oak Park
W S Houck
L Holdridge
Mary Jeffreys
Mary Richardson
Huston
Xeleon Durst
Doe
Ras
OG Estes
South Park
BW Cave
Geo W Deihl
John Noicé
Adam Dell
A P Oliver
Sadie C Colcord
Central
Sarah U Cole
Husto
WA Howe
Thomas Robertson
Wito
Howe
Wa&r DP
Calavan
Anna L Frasier
Calavans
Carlton
Gertrude J Denny
M C George
Dundee
H T Prince
G W Byers
Geo Willis Sr
Anna M Laughlin
Cardinal Gold Mines Headed to Eastern Oregon Visit
M. L. Keizur president of Cardinal Gold Mining Co will visit Baker County for a few days and establish Morris & Smith real estate as headquarters. The mines lie at the head of Stice's Gulch in Burnt River district and are touted as among the best in the mineral belt from Mexico to the Klondike. Limited stock available for equipment needs and investors are assured of a square deal.
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M. L. Keizur
Cardinal Gold Mining Co
Morris & Smith
Cardinal Gold
Stice’s Gulch
Burnt River
Baker County
Mexico
Klondike
The Harness Man Advertises Comfort Collars
An advertisement promotes a collar that pleases both man and beast and fits the pocketbook. The Harness Man urges readers to visit for horse comfort and quality collars.
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Beast
The Weekly Oregonian Ad Listing Brief
The Weekly Oregonian indicates pricing options with a $1.50 total on Page a and a $1.00 two-for deal, reflecting publication promotions and bundled offers.
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Oregonian
Graphic and Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williamson
Pioby
Edwards
Forsyth
Harrold
Stratton
Wilson
Woodward
F. H.caldwell
Third Ward
Samuel Anthis
A. S. Parker
Dr. Harrold
Orange Elliott
J. J. Woods
W. W. Nelson
Yarchill Elec. Co
Clarence Butt
Night Watch
Gordon & Irelan
Wm. Noble
Heal
Yemnill Abstract Company
McMinnin
Peter Thomasen
Martin Johnson
Wennerbergs
Ira G Nelson
Wesley Brooks
Reese
Wesley Houck
R B McDonald
The
Cardinal Gold Mines
Nathan
Nat’l Bank
T. B. Cummings
Wright & White
Oliver
Pittsburg
Keystone & Page
Wright & White Feed
Harness Man
W. P. Heaggcr & Son
Newberg Sash & Door Factory
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