Timber sale rules spark confusion in Washington reserve
Forest reserve ranger D B Bhel ler explains timber access under new law as mining and farming interests push for free or cheap timber. Readers hear that individuals can obtain up to $20 worth of timber annually free, with stumpage $2.25 per 1000 for any quantity, while corporations have no timber. The interview touches on the Sampter Valley rail line and regional price contrasts in the Blue mountains.
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Forest Reserve
D. B. Bheller
Sampler
Washington
Wenatchee
River City
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Fulton
J. D. Comba
Blue Mountains
Sampter Valley Railroad
Haker City
Baker County
Columbia River Settlements Featured by Fort Dalles Society
The Fort Dalles Historical Society met with Mrs. M. Z. Donnell and Mrs. C. T. Donnell to review Columbia River settlements at Collins, Mosier, and White Salmon. Mrs. Donnell presented The History of White Salmon. Finley and the O. & N. company shaped Collins Landing and Woodyard operations. The White Salmon sketch traced Lewis and Clark, 1856-62 events, and notable residents and Indians. Reminiscences on Mosier, Hood River, and The Dalles linked early industry and settlement, including a namesake sawmill and local pioneers.
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0. &. N. Company
Collins
C. T. Donnell
Lewis and Clark
BE. P
Joslyn
RE. P. Roberts
Roberta
J. R. Warner
H. A. Jewett
Hood River
Dalles
Palles
Mexican lambs high in Chicago market report
The Chicago Livestock World notes strong demand for wool lambs with shipping orders free and competition keen. Colorado fed Mexicans bring $5.05, top bids near $7.00, shorn lambs steady to higher though woolless supply tight. Shorn sheep fall 10 to 15 cents as packers push a wide spread between with and without wool. Feeder buyers pay $7.78 for caring lambs and $6.90 for weth era to remove.
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Chicago Livestock World
St. Country
Coal shipment deal expands Palouse Idaho supply network
Ed Johnsons and G. B. Carter announce a 20 000 ton purchase of Rock Springs coal from Wyoming mines to be distributed across the Palouse country and Idaho panhandle over four months. The order, largest to date, will stock bunkers in many towns with the first arrival around April 15 and full delivery by July 30. Nearly 1000 cars will haul the coal, using Colfax as a distribution point.
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Johnsons
G. 8
Carter
Rock Springs
Kemmerer & Hanmondaville
Wyoming
Palouse
Panhandle
Idaho
Johnson & Carter
Mregon
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D. II
Sieller
Columbia River
Chicago
Eton
Etty
Oregon
Pendleton
Teutsch
Bae
Teutsch’s Departmentt Store
Cecil Brittain
East Oregonian
Harras Packing Company
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Main Street
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