Oregon exhibits strong at Western World's Fair display
Clackamas County and the state of Oregon showcase fruits vegetables and grain at the Palace of Agriculture and Horticulture with a central pyramid display. Officials note rich displays from Clackamas Marion Wasco and other counties as a major attraction at the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
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Columbia
Ragsellville
Palace of Agriculture and
New Laws Annoy Molalla Farmers Over Deer and Bounty
Richard Bull of Molalla voices farmer frustration at recent state laws affecting game. He cites resident hunter licenses, deer and cougar protection rules, and seasonal openings, arguing bounties are needed as cougars kill livestock and deer numbers decline. Local trial of Rowell and Shafer slated for September 6 draws attention.
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Jaat
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Henry
Tia
Rowell
Shafer
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Enthusiasm for clean city wanes amid stalled civic effort
A city cleanups drive begun last April yielded little progress as billboards remain torn and slop wagons roam streets. Women’s Club initial efforts sparked talk of district committees, but appointees never named and plans fizzled, while a new garbage dump remains a necessity and officials face inaction.
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Thamaelyas
Dir Briate
Visitors neglected in Oregon county fair outreach
Many visitors from Eastern states come to Oregon City seeking homes but meet no welcoming effort. Real estate agents handle tours while the Board of Trade has only a special reception committee. Judge Ryan says 100 people could be sent daily from Clackamas county at expositions, but capacity is lacking.
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Mook
Olackamas
Trdge Ryan
Agsesser Nebsin
Oleck Grrehaian
Board of Trade
Oregon City
J. AL Campbell
C. W. Bastham
W. J. Cross
Seater Day
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Omokatmas County
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Willamette Pulp & Paper cuts lockage costs with new island bridge
Willamette Pulp & Paper builds a wooden ridge ring from the main plant to the island to save several thousand dollars yearly on lockage. A steel arbor will replace the temporary structure later. High water operability will allow pulp slabs to move to the mill via the new bridge and enable cottonwood transport from the island.
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Willamette Pulp & Paper Companiam
Newton man visits Portland poultry show observer
Our Fair is the Beat. Wred McEmurray of Newton visits his cousin Superintendent Elmer Dixon at the Portland Pair poultry show. McEmurray, a pioneer of Iowa poultry, makes annual trips to the Pacific coast and this is his third. He cites the Lewis and Clark Centennial as extensive but believes the current exposition is better overall.
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Newton
Iowa
Dimte
Elmer Dixon
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Excursion Rates to Newport From Oregon City
Southern Pacific Co sells round trip Newport tickets from Oregon City at 86. limited to Oct 10 1905. Weekend Saturday to Monday fares also offered. Ample Kensdnable hotel accommodations listed for this popular resort.
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Southern Pacific Co
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