Oregon Trade Association To Invite Delegation To Portland
The Portland Commercial Club and Oregon Trade Association held a meeting to urge a large Oregon delegation to Tom s for a 1965 Portland gathering. The plan includes inviting mayors and press leaders to attend and promoting advertising to attract residents from across the region and beyond.
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Commercnit
iIndabtrint
Don Hotdine
Pety
Orcots
Anuiey
Oregon
Oregon Trriga
Portland
Toms
Fl Mayors of Office
Press of Commerce Clubs
Abbot
Portland to North Yakima excursion proves successful
The trip from Portland to North Yakima with stops at Senate and Tacoma was very successful, mirroring the prior Walla Walla trip. TOM RICHARDSON led the effort, securing favorable outcomes for the venture.
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Portland
Bend Experiment Station Aims to Study Irrigation Crop Suitability
The government establishes an agricultural experimental station in Bend within the Irrigation district to test best irrigation treatments, heat effects, and crop suitability for the soil and climate. A government irrigation expert will oversee a season long study with about 20 men from the D I P F Co segregation, financed mainly by the Irrigation company.
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Government Farm
Irrigation and Drainage Department of Agriculture
Elwood Mead
Irrigation Company
Oregon
Department of Agriculture
Water Low At Eugene As Mills Struggle For River Flow
The Eugene river runs very low through the head of the mill race and near the discharge point as mills use substantial water. CL Williams completed delivery of 890 electric light poles for shipment by the cannery, with only the Eugene Guard noting the exception. The lack of water hampers the saw mill at the head of the race, reflecting a broader strain on local manufacturing during late summer and early fall.
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CL. Williams
Eugene
Eu-gene River
Land of Big Things Described With Giants
A passage from the Ontario Democrat paints a fanciful scene of oversized apples and a giant as tall as twelve feet. The writer compares the country to Gulliver’s travels, noting apples over 12 pounds and a weighty “aijuusher” over four pounds to evoke a sense of wonder.
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Ein
Aijuusher
Gulliver
Ontario
Democrat
Beecher's Son Seeks Divorce on Pacific Coast
Seattle report on Henry B Beecher son of the late Henry Ward Beecher filing divorce from Mrs. A B Beecher of Brooklyn for desertion over five years. He established residence in Seattle to pursue the suit and seeks to conceal his identity. Service by publication, no appearance by Mrs Beecher, possible contest from New York. Also notes about racehorse starter hire and the rise of men in domestic service with colored men highlighted by the Chicago Record-Herald.
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Seattle
Henry B. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Pulpm
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Beecher
Brooklyn
Pacific Coast
HH. B. Beecher
New York
Frank FB. Sayre
Cedenta
Utile
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Mexico
Bend Experiment Station
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Heecher
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Pacific
Dievorce
Walla Walla Fair Association
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Norburn
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Chicago Record-Herald
California Fig Syrup Co
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