Dundee News Briefs From Towns and Harvest Update
Dundee schools will open on Monday October fourth. Mr and Mrs Roe Rebison vacation at the coast. Dundee Fruit Growers and Packers plant work began Monday. Mr and Mrs Sealion and daughter from Portland were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs Geo H Greer. Prune harvest in Red Hills finished except Allen Fruit Co. Mrs H H Welch and daughters return from Sylvan camp in Newberg after prune season.
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Dundee
Mrs. Roe Rébison
Coast
Dundee Fruit Growers’ and Packers
Sealion and Daughters, of
Portland
Geo. H. Greer
Red Hills
Allen Fruit Company
H.H. Welch
Miss Welch
Belle Wieths
Eula Vincent
Sylvan
Newberg
Millions in Berry Crops Push Fruit Industry Growth
Oregon and Washington fruit packing firms expand juice preservation canning and related work drawing big ad campaigns and rising demand. Growers gain direct benefits as markets grow. prospects hinge on increasing berry acreage to supply juice factories and canneries nationwide. Loganberries profitably surpass hops with 200 to 1000 dollars net per acre, entry open from a quarter acre, promising tens of thousands of jobs.
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Oregon
Washington
Northwest
W C T U Notes Emphasize Prohibition Era Service Plans
Executive Committee notes detail a year of WCTU service with praise for past victories and a pledge to expand activity. They reference the 1918 signing of the prohibition charter, wartime effects on crime and poverty, and a push to extend temperance work globally with missionaries and multilingual literature.
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Newbery W. C. T. U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wilson
America
Portland
Weeds Found in Oregon Crop Seeds Warn Farmers
Oregon and Pacific Northwest farmers risk weed contamination as seeds carry wild mustard corn cockle Canada thistle and dodder. Over one sixth of samples tested at Corvallis labs contained weed seeds and some seeds showed low germination. Farmers may submit small seed samples for testing and improvement advice.
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Oregon
Corvallis
Washington
Wdsho
Montans
Sugar demand and production outlook in era of war
Sugar consumption rises while world production forecasts show U S beet sugar dominating output in the current year. Cane sugar remains low due to Central European conditions, with world beet share near 26 percent. notes about global output and future educational campaigns featured. Local meeting details include planned talks by Gladys Hannon and a note on the October 8 library gathering.
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Europe
Cuba
Spain
Elephants Discipline Young Like Humans in Burmese Yard
A French traveler recalls elephants hauling trunks at a Burma lumber yard. A young elephant teases by unplugging its mother’s load and is swiftly chastised. The scene ends with mother comforting the wounded youngster as tears stream down his trunk.
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Burma
Wint
Ork
Doge In a Different World Incomplete Text
A fragmentary text mentions fishes and other vertebrates with sensory apparatus akin to humans and hints at equipment similar to our own. The material references Bree Deers and page markers without clear context or complete facts.
The Dog Sees a World of Color Beyond Human Sense
Excerpt discusses sensory perception across species, noting humans rely on sight while dogs experience the world through color and scent. It contrasts vision dominance with other senses and recalls Judson Herrick on natural history.
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Susé
C Judson Herrick
Natural History
Justice of the Peace Performs Unwanted Marriage
A town magistrate known for avoiding marriages reluctantly agrees to wed a couple after pressure from a friend. The ceremony proceeds and at the final question he warns the groom not to blame him, saying memory of the request lingers.
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Cersai
Jack
Fortunes of War Haig on Rise from Humble Ranks
An interview with Sir Douglas Haig in the Manchester Guardian recounts merit based promotion in the Great War. He notes brigades led by a schoolmaster a taxicab driver and other humble origins, with many clerks and workers rising to command. He warns some high rank holders failed when tested. Subscribe for the Graphic for more.
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Sir Douglas Haig
Douglas Haig
Manchester Guardian
Haberdashery
Batt
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