Outlook for Wool by Umatilla County sheepman
Charlies Cunningham, a leading Umatilla County sheepman, outlines strong reasons for a high wool price next season. Global demand rising, stocks depleted, a cold winter boosting woolen goods, and local range health support his forecast of 15 to 18 cents per pound. He champions Merino stock, Ramboulette crossbreeding, and Pendleton Woolen Mills as a future manufacturing hub, with wool as the county’s best paying industry as long as tariffs persist. He notes limited winter feed elsewhere and dismisses Angora goats for this region. Ad: three rooms for light housekeeping.
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Southern Oregon Floods Trigger Heavy Slide Chaos
In Southern Oregon the heaviest storm in years caused widespread slides and washouts. The Rogue River tributaries surged disrupting traffic in the Kogwe River valley and near Wall Creek at Summit. Wall Creek and Steel Lane revetments were tested. Cole near the state line reported several washouts. Railroad crews labored to clear debris as floodwaters advanced in Josephine County.
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Beef Trust Conspiracy Case Moves in Missouri Supreme Court
Special Commissioner Kinley reports in favor of Attorney General Crow in the antitrust suit against major beef packers. The findings allege Armours, Swifts, Nelson Morris and others conspired to fix and maintain prices for dressed beef in St Louis St Joseph and Keene City, violating state law.
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Bluegrass Editors Meet in Louisville Midwinter Session
The Kentucky Press Association held its midwinter meeting in Louisville Laoleville with editors from every section attending. Thomas G. Watkins presided. Topics included the last legislature’s law, uniform advertising rates, patent medicine ads, small-town daily prospects, monetizing joy work, future metropolitan weekly plans, mailing methods to county newspapers, and press room management. The session ends with a Willard hotel banquet this evening with remarks from leading speakers.
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Lumber Dealers Convention Opens in Kansas City
About 1000 lumbermen and others in the trade attend the annual Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma Retail Lumbermen’s Association convention at the Coates House in Kansas City. Elmer Verbet of Bethany, Mo. is president and Harry A. Gorch of this city is secretary. The group seeks an amendment to the Interstate commerce law to preserve commission power to enforce its rail and trade resolutions. Discussions cover many lumber industry matters as the convention is slated to run two days.
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Ancient Order of Canterbury Elects Bishop Davidson
In London on June 47 the Ancient Order of Canterbury formally elected Bishop Davidson of Canterbury to succeed the late Dr Temple. The election followed the king's nomination as a formal procedure.
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