Willow River Irrigation Project Goes To Sheriff Sale
Vale Oregon May 15 The Willow River Irrigation Project company’s property at Brogan and Jamieson has been sold at sheriff sale. The assets include the reservoirs fruit lands water concentrates and valuable franchises and irrigation sites. Brogan's founder DM Brogan backed by Chicago capital started the project five years ago but mismanagement after eastern managers took over led to wasted funds and water litigation ending in bankruptcy. The sale includes 1500 acres of fruit land planted to trees near bearing in Jamison.
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Sheriffs Sale
Brogan
Chicago
Jamieson
Cost of earth work diagram contest at O A C
Rowley Cruft of Wellen won first and N Anderson of Portland second in a class on rock and earth excavation. They created diagrams to instantly compute average earth moving costs across wages and distances, a tool for contractors. Arthur Swartley will be sent by the State Bureau of Mines to gather mineral production data from nonreporting firms in Portland Astoria Baker and Enterprise.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Carvallis
Ore
Rowley Cruft
Wellen
Oregon Agricultural College School of Mines
N. Anderson
Portland
Arthur Swartley
State Bureau of Mines
Oregon
Astoria
Baker
Enterprise
Remove rheumatism with Chamberlain's ointment
This old advertisement urges readers to apply Chamberlain's ointment to relieve rheumatism, claiming benefits through free massaging at each use. Sold through dealers.
Bucks Hit Pill And Win In Oregon Ballgame
Baker Oregon May 15 Jensen struggling start delayed Buckaroos pitching and hitting in plural innings as Baker Cubs answer with rallies. Key hits by Haworth McKune and Jensen plus errors produced runs in second and fourth frames. Weather slight mist. about 200 fans attended. Separately officials plan trout stocking through railroads with free transport for fish cars. T J Craig to lead central hatchery distribution with statewide sportsmen groups forming to promote hunting and fishing in Oregon by next season.
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Baker
Ore
Jensen
Buckarooes
Dougherty
Rader
Varlan
Haworth
McKune
Varian
Pendleton
MccKune
Lodell
Byrnes
Dean
Murphy
Reben
Harrod
Murdy
Gleeson
Game Protection Fund
T. J. Craig
Bonneville
Oregon
Organize Sportsmen Statewide To Aid Wildlife Effort
State Game Warden Finley promotes statewide sportsmen organization drive to help stock streams with fish and release game birds. A Rainbow fish distributing car costing $7000 has been built with can racks and an air pump to transport trout fry to railroad points for distribution across the state.
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Finley
State Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
Eluba Ia
Rainbow
Doubts Over $1200 Salary Cap Hit Boise Losses
North Yakima manager George Engle questions a $1200 monthly base pay limit for his team after a series loss to Boise. He says the rule clashes with stronger teams like Boise and Irrigators, vows to improve the squad, and predicts no quick pennant win without strengthening in the next two weeks.
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Bolse
George Engle
North Yakima
Engel
Boise
Dad
la Grande
Baker
Walla Walla Triumphs in Second Game at Boise
Walla Walla Bears beat Boise 3 to 1 in the second game of the series. Laird pitched well for Walla Walla allowing eight hits while Bonner struggled but received late support. Boise committed five errors yet created moments of threat, including Clarks’ homer in the early innings.
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Boise
Waho
Walla Walla
Bears
Horse
Clarks
Laird
La Grande Takes One From Yakima in Rain Soaked Game
La Grande edged North Yakima as Mountain powered back from a big early lead in a drenching rain. Jansen doubled and walked, Gordon doubled in relief and scored, while Kile and Stanley held firm for La Grande as Yakima stranded runners. Four doubles energized the contest as Mountain and King contributed key hits.
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la Grande
Yakima
Mountain
North Yakima
Yakima Stock
Jansen
Gordon
Elle
R. H. E. la Grande
Mountain and King
Kile
Stanley
Allen's Poot-Fase Foot Powder Ad
Antiseptic powder to shake into shoes for rest and comfort of tired feet. Relieves corns and bunions, prevents blisters and callous spots. Great for dancing, patent leather, and breaking in new shoes. 25 cents. Free trial package offer.
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Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure And Hair Growth
Dr Sangerbond of Paris first linked dandruff and falling hair to a microbe and Parisian Sage is advertised as a germ killer sold nationwide. The pitch claims it stops itching scalp and prevents baldness, priced at 60 cents a large bottle and sold by Tallman & Co.
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Sangerbond
Paris
America
East Oregonian
Tallman & Co
Juicy Tender Steak Options Compared
The question asks which steak type appears most tender and juicy. Common contenders include ribeye for marbling, New York strip for balance, filet mignon for tenderness, and sirloin for lean bite. Preferences vary by marbling, cut thickness, and cooking method.
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