Oregon Dairy Exchange Formed to Boost State Cream Matter
The Oregon Co operative Dairy Exchange is organized to improve butter quality and market cream profitably. It aims for better products and fair pay based on quality, protecting farmers and small creameries while leveraging Oregon's climate and feed. Fifteen creameries join, with plans to grow. offices at 122 North Fifth Street, Portland.
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Oregon Co-operative Dairy Exchange
Oregoni
Oregon
E. B. Fitts
O. A.C
Ed Coremiece Dent
A. W. Peters
C E. Frevert
C. C. Colt
State Grange
Oregon Dairymen’s Association
Oregon Jersey Cattle Club
Oregon Holstein Cattle Club
Dairy Division
Extension Service and Experiment Station
The
Agricultural College
State Dairy and Food Commissioner’s Office
Exchange
Graves
North Fifthstreet
Portland
State fair to include Holstein dairy sale
Oregon Farmer argues the state fair should add a Holstein dairy sale to its program. It notes past cattle sale efforts had mixed success in beef cattle, but sees livestock sales at fairs in North Portland and Lewiston as strong attractions and urges daily sales during fair week for educational and economic benefits to rural residents, buyers, and sellers.
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Salem
North Portland
North Yakima
Lewiston
Oregon
The Literal Man on Fare Evasion and Conductor Treatment
A quoted exchange recalls a passenger describing an encounter with a conductor who forced him to exit due to lacking fare. The man asserts the conductor only required him to get off, offering no instruction on whether to walk or sit.
Oregon Granges Oppose People's Land and Loan Plan
Oregon Voter editor C C Chapman urges Granges and commercial bodies to vote down the People’s Land and Loan Law. He argues the measure would strip owners of titles, create state tenancy, and reward thriftless behavior by offering $1 500 cash loans to families with insufficient property.
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C. C. Chapman
The
Oregon Voter
Oregon
People’s Land and Loan Law
Report of condition United States National Bank At Newberg Oregon
Report of condition of United States National Bank at Newberg Oregon as of Sept 12 1916 shows resources including United States Bonds 50000 and 50500 etc. Net deposits total 156 423 65 with certificates of deposit and other liabilities listed. Colcord chief officer signs with notary Bennett. Directors J L Hoskins Clarence Burtt S L Parrett.
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United States National Bank
Newberg
Oregon
United States
Goneral
U. 8
Riad Sesinoees Eee
Yan
Ij c. Colcord
Colcord
Caines
Peetenter
F Bennett
J. L. Hoskins
Clarence Burtt
L. Parrett
LaFayette Bank Note and Public Attest Details
A 1916 LaFayette Oregon bank note mentions June 9 and a notary public, with an October 1919 attest date. Records reference N. Nelson and J. Eith Powell, plus a graphic and semi weekly journal subscription for one year at $2.
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D. Nelson
Graphic
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Hardware Company
Brook's Nursery
A. L. Brooks
Lafayette
Newberg Feed & Seed Company
John Gower Nesters
Oreges
E. L. Evans
1St St
Dairy Exchange
People's Land ‘and Loan’ Law
LaFayette State Bank
H. D. Broun
Victor
Sheet Metal Works
Salem, Oregon
Fair Grounds
John M. Scott
Southern Pacific
Sherman
H. E. Morton
McMinaville, Oregeo