Independent Warehouses Formed to Bust Wasco Trust
The Wasco News reports the formation of the Independent Warehouse and Milling Company in Wasco County with 27 000 capital to handle grain storage and general warehouse business. Directors include Crosfield Booth and Bright with 650 farmers backing the venture to secure fair freight rates and attract rivals from Washington or California. The firm plans a 100 000 sack capacity and a future steel tank, plus expansion to other stations. The Wasco Milling company property transfers to a Christian church trust for a 160 acre Boise lot plan including a university campus and a $50 000 church building.
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Christian Church Scheme Drives Massive Suburban Property Deal
A monumental suburban property sale unfolds in Bolse as part of a broad Christian church project. The deal links religion, education, and industry in a landmark development spanning a wide urban area, signaling a major transformation in the region.
New York State Abandoned Farms Warn of Rural Decline
A United States Department of Agriculture study shows a drastic drop in New York farm land values by 170 million dollars, with 12 000 farms abandoned and rural population shrinking 40 to 60 percent in remote districts. The report notes age of farmers rising, wealth concentrating in cities, and urges a state convention to restore agriculture and educate country youth.
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North Bank residents survey Joslyn townsite west of Bingen
Surveyor J L Henderton of Hood River reports on Joslyn townsite, half a mile west of Bingen. Swan of Swan Hammond Lumber Co is named owner. Rumors claim Northern Pacific backing. Plans include electric light plant and water system for a 17-block town laid parallel to the railroad at 61 degrees.
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Jesse James Coming to Hood River in August
Hood River News notes a new thoroughfare Joselyn Avenue named after surveyors. On August 15 the city hosts a sensational drama Jesse James in a waterproof canvas theater with a uniformed military band, boasting exciting climaxes and impressive tableaux.
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