Oregon notes on state events and developments
La Grande held its first automobile show while Lane county plans a Eugene warehouse. Dufur will host its colt show June 15-16 as cannery projects emerge in Lebanon. Oregon counts 146,644,060 of insured value in 134,484 policies and bonds spur road and port upgrades.
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C. A. Smith
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Corvallis
Eugene Fruitgrowers’ Association
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Riddle
Washington
California
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Pacific Concrete Pipe Association
Hawley
Lane
Harney
Malheur
Lake
Grant
White House
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Viola P. Franklin
Grant County
Tillamook
Lincoln County
Yaquina
Yaquina Bay
Hood River Fruit Company
H. F. Davidson
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Hood River
Alaska
C. E. George
R. A. Ward
Biological Survey Department
Oregon Agricultural College
Claude C. Cate
Jackson County
Merrill O. Evans
Fish and Game Commission
Ten Mile
Tabkenitch
Tsiltcoos
Edward Amherst Ott Audiences Promote Reform Lectures
Edward Amherst Ott delivers purposeful lectures on topics like marriage and divorce to advance legislation and public understanding. His Sour Grapes talk has been performed nearly 2,000 times, influencing reform bills in several states and selling over 2,500 copies of his books. Ott has spoken to more than 40 audiences in America and twice led the International Lyceum Association for two years.
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Lyceum
America
Ott
International Lyceum Association
Chautauqua
Mutual Creamery Company promotes western dairy export model
Mutual Creamery of Portland Oregon outlines a 3 percent sales profit cap with surplus returns to producer stockholders and a plan to reach world markets. It notes dividends of 8 percent in 1916 and 2 percent additional on product value, with producers owning 60 percent of capital stock.
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United States
West
Mutual Cadamery Company
F. Jensen
A. W. Ellis
City of Newberg auctions Blanchard house at 417 Third Street
Notice from Newberg city council invites bids for the Blanchard house at 417 Third Street. Bids accepted until 5:00 PM on April 2, 1917. Ida M. Woods, Recorder, dated March 6 1917.
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