Willamette Valley Urged to Adopt Intensive Orchard Methods
Prof C I Lewis of Oregon Agricultural College urged Lane County Horticultural Society for up to date orchard practices in the Willamette Valley. He advised site selection with gently rolling ground and deep soil, 18 to 20 inch tree heads, long-term pruning, deep but shallow cultivations, cover crops, varied planting densities, and careful variety choice including Spitzenberger in rich soils.
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Willamette Valley
C. I. Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College Department of Horticulture
Lane County Horticultural Society
Eugene Y. M. C. A
Oregon
Local notes from Dundee and Newberg area
A Dundee and Newberg items round up social visits moves and events. G W Byers Jr and friends toured the Red Hill country while Mrs J P Powell returns from McMinnville. The Hills Improved Roads Association meeting adjourned with a new constitution and two directors elected. The Dundee Fruit Growers Association organized with officers and directors Henry Holtzmeyer and George Morrison. The Law Orchard was purchased by Alfred Woisky of Dundee.
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G. W. Byers Jr
Newberg
Red Hill Country
J. P. Powell
McMinnville
Herdter
David H. Turner
D. A. Magness
Allen Pruit Company
East Drier
Dundee
Edith Hill Booker
C. C. Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Dundee Fruit Growers Association
Henry Holtzmeyer
George Morrison
George H. Greer
Law
Alfred Woisky
Reverends Pemberton Whitcock Host Active Meetings
The meetings led by Reverends E. Pemberton and C. Whitcock progress and will extend through the week. AIP are invited to join Mr. Realcona and Mrs. Jacobson at their home on Saturday and Sunday for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pemberton
C. Whitcock
AIP
Realcona
M Jacobson
Local births and home updates noted in March
On March 9 a nine pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Post who are staying with Mrs Post's parents Mr and Mrs E Yarn. Mr Yarn recently built a sturdy wire fence at the front of their land. An infant daughter blessed the home of Mr and Mrs A V Hendrickson on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Yarn
A. V. Hendrickson
San Francisco Fair to mark Panama Canal opening
The East barely grasps a victory in choosing San Francisco to host the Panama Canal opening fair. The decision sparked fireworks, crowds, and a free show banner as San Francisco residents raised over seventeen million dollars to fund the event without national aid. This seventh fair in the Centennial line marks a turning point in world history and a western route to India, linking ancient civilizations with emerging global commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Philadelphia
India
Persia
Egypt
Atlantic
China
Pacific Ocean
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DR. Geo. Larkin
First Nat'l Bank
DR. A. M. Davis
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians & Surgeons
J. H. Wilkens
McMlanville, Ore
Commercial Club
Se Sa. m
Rankin & Doolittle
Physicians and Surgeons
U. S. National Bank
G. E. Stuart
Office
Edwards Bldg
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
B. W. Spang
Chiropractic
Edwards Sts
White
Clarence Butt
Bank of Newberg
Oregon Journal
News of the World
Portland
Isft
Newberg Graphic
King of
Tompkins County
Gravenstein
Northern Spy
Spitzenberger
Agricultural College
S. M. Crosby
Crosbys
Sheridan Street
Hills Improved Roads Association
Groth Hall
Blaie Sts
Brussels
Ingram
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Nat'l. Bank
Govern
J. L. Hoskins
S. L. Parrett
J. C. Colcord
J. E. Crozer
Asst
Newberg Manufacturing and Construction Co
Paraffine Paint Co
Chas. K. Spaulding Company
Newberg, Oregon
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