What Packing Plant Will Do for Inland Empire
Oregon Sunday Journal discusses Portland’s new packing plant and its impact on Oregon Washington and Idaho livestock. It notes only about 15 percent of hogs used in Oregon and Washington are locally produced, urging farmers to supply cattle hogs and sheep locally to keep plants running and boost regional wealth.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Oregon Sunday Journal
Pacific Northwest
Do. C. Colt
Swift & Co
Union Stockyards
Chicago
International Livestock Association
Country Club and Livestock Association
Rockies
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Mr. Colt
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United States
Middle Western Plains
Canada
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Nebraska
Towa
Tulinola
Texas
Freight Volume by Water From New York
Water freight from New York can be better understood by noting that ships loaded 1260 tons every hour, illustrating the scale of maritime commerce handled daily.
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New York
Plan for State Reserve Forests in Oregon
A meeting of the State Forest Association at City Hall endorses a plan to exchange scattered state school lands inside national forest reserves for a single compact Oregon forest of equal area. The state would keep the exchanged lands as a protected state forest under forestry principles. Intermediary officials and resolutions support state gains and government cooperation, with the group pledging legitimate aid.
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State Forestry Association
Oregon Daily Journal
Oregon
E. R. Lake
Corvallis
Land Board
State Forestry Commissioner
Government
United States
Bold ammonia robbery at Star theater hides with box office cut
A lone thief used ammonia to blind cashier Miss Emma Olsen and friend Miss Etta Sullivan at the Star theater. He entered through a back wall opening cut three feet long and 1 inch wide, seized about $400 in receipts, then escaped via the same route after entering from a rear door and moving beneath the floor. A Tacoma dispatch adds a Swiss note about ocean water containing over 2,000,000 tons of dissolved silver.
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Emma. Olsen
Star Theater
Etta Sullivan
Tacoma
Miss Olsen
Work Plenty Workmen Few in Yakima Valley Labor Market
Yakima Republic reports abundant labor demand in Yakima County with ample ranch and irrigation work. Agencies say men are drifting between Seattle Spokane and Seattle seeking higher wages while ranchers and road projects push for hands, offering board and lodging and steady jobs.
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North Yakima
Seattle
Beattle
Spokane
Tate
Columbia River
Kennewick
McNatt
West Selah
Ellensburg
Yakima
Bruce Wees
Mr. Wees
Anther
Condon
Tom
Wisconsin
Facts for Sick Women Proprietary Lydia Pinkham Ad
Thirty year old Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound ad claims it cures female ills including displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities bearing down pains backache and nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Coffee Good Is So Good and Poor Is So Poor
An ad notes Schilling's Best coffee product tomorrow with a simple money back promise if the customer dislikes it, claiming the grocer will be refunded. The copy emphasizes value, urging customers to try the brand with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Schilling
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Plan Por State Reserve
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Orino
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Ohio
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Lydia R. Pinkham
Judd
Pendleton
Neagle Bros
Colesworthy
Alta
State Saloon
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Joseph E. Shields
Pilot Rock, Obe
F. B. Clopton
C. A. Barrett
Republican Party
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C. W. Steen
Umatilla
Morrow
T. J. Mahoney
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Por Sheriff
T. D. Taylor
Frank Saling
Geo. W. Bradley
Horace Walker
A. H. Sunderman
Joe Bailey
Democratic Party
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Frank K. Welles
Republican
Recorder OF Conveyances
Fred W. Hendley
Chas. E. Macomber
Ralph Folsom
Rutherford & Molitor
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