Happenings Of Interest Condensed For Readers
A digest of diverse items notes Nevada primary law upheld, a Brooklyn monument for Lt. Joseph Petrosino, United States art import value and Canadian pulp export plans, a new Society of American Officers, and labor-political shifts. Other items include Roosevelt welcome committee, Rogers Pass avalanche deaths, Pinchot honor, rail arbitration, Bellefourche irrigation, apple and pear box sizes, Illinois editors backing Cannon, Senate wealth, and arid land bond questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Vermont
Joseph Petrosino
Italy
New York
Brooklyn
United States
Goulp
Legislative Assebly
Quebec
Society of American Officers
National Guard of
United States of America
National Labor Alliance
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Canadian Pacific
Rogers Pass
Selkirk Range
Rocky Mountains
Gifford Pinchot
Campfire Club of America
New York City
Chicago
Federal
Bellefourche
8. D
Interior Department
McCredie
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Lafean
Eighteenth
Illinois
Congress
Cannon
Danville
Taft
Deneen
Senate
Guggenheim
Colorado
House
Ways and Means Committee
Markets Report From Portland and Seattle Commodities
Portland and Seattle markets list wheat values blue stem club and red Russian at about 1.06 to 1.16 dollars per unit. Barley and oats prices per ton and per unit vary with hay timothy prices in Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon. Butter eggs and wool values are shown with regional distinctions and 1909 hop crop notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Seattle
Washington Creamery
Non Exemption of Personal Property Noted by Tax Board
Salem report from the state tax commissioners warns assessors to list all taxable property at true cash value and to avoid improper exemptions. It notes that bonds and secured notes count toward assessment and cautions against over grouping land descriptions. Klamath opening seen for 1911 with 800000 to 900000 acres to be opened by drawing and timber lands priced after appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Board of State Tax Commissioners
Klamath
Klamath Falls
Klamath Indian Reservation
Oregon snippets reveal finds and plans across cities
Stories from La Grande to Astoria cover a wildcat catch in Weet town and a 125000 acre land entry in Morrow County. Public works include a Brownsville roads convention and a Portland public building bill with a new post office proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Portland
Brownsville
Commercial Club
Gordon Skelton
State Agricultural College
Duncan
Albany
Ellis
Secretary of the Interior
Morrow County
Rigler
Board of Education
Eugene
Dick Spong
Edward Cooper
Springfield
Spong
Roseburg
Ben Olcott
Salem
Olcott
Willam Stanton
Esch
LA Grande
United States Land Office
Tule
Hot) Lake
L. D. Laudermilk
Oregon
W. J. Townley
Oregon City
Old Methodist Episcopal Church
R. ¢. Blackwell
Astoria
Corfelluse
Washington County
Clatsop County
Lewis and Clark and
Young's River
Nehalemalley
Washington and
Columbia County
Fishermen Union to Seek One Cent Price Increase for Fish
At its April meeting the Columbia River Fishermen Protective Union will likely set a higher price for raw fish for next season. An advance of one cent per pound for both small and large fish is expected, following a ten cent per dozen rise in canned product selling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Columbia River
Bounty Record Reached in Union County
County Clerk Wright paid out a record bounty totaling 188 dollars on March 1 for 96 coyotes seven bobcats and three cougars. Trappers attribute the unusually severe weather driving animals from their usual hills to the payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grande
Union County
Wright
Child Disowned Is Sold for Twenty Five Dollars
A Denver midwife sold Elizabeth Hayworth a Delta Colorado girl to Rev and Mrs S A Hayworth in Oregon City. Adoption is final and a long contest ends. The child will be three on April 22 and now has a refuge with the minister and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Denver
Delta
Colo
Elizabeth Hayworth
S. A. Hayworth
Girl Hangs Herself Near Dallas Home
Mary West aged 15 hanged herself from a tree near her Dallas Upper Salt Creek home. Authorities believe she feared consuming illness like her deceased brothers and sisters did at her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ewing
Mary West
Upper
Salt Creek
St In
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Geo. Larkin
Thos. Herd & Son
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
R. B. Linnville
DR. A. M. Davis
M. P Elliott
Office Black
Newberg
Graphic Office
J. P. Dodge
W.L. Douglas
Price
Douglas
Hudson Bros
F. H. BI
Irst
Howard Sts
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son Funeral Directors & Embalmers
News OF Oregon
Telegraphic Chronicle OF
Girl
Bairds
Heatherbloom
Wacgeve
E. W. Hodson
Newberg, Ore
MT. Diablo
Overland Wall
The.chas. K. Spaulding Log. Co
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