Salem man injured by live wire in Salem incident
Charles Frick & Sinéman in Salem were struck by a live electric wire, hurled 30 feet, badly hurt but expected to recover. This item notes local reactions and nearby events while detailing other regional news.
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Charles Frick
Sinéman
Salem
C. PF. Sargent
Portland
Nushugak River
Brissol Bay
Alaska
Alaska-Portland
Portland Peckers' Association
Jewel land listing near Pendleton Oregon
Just listed 200 acres of Jewel land all subject to irrigation. 200 acres in a fine stand of alfalfa with abundant varied crops. Includes a good orchard and well improved facilities. Office at 113 town site with railroad right next door. Pendleton Oregon. Phone Black 2111. P O Box 324.
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Orchird Weil
BE. C
Pendleton
Oregon
Rescuing Orphans and the Oregon Child Society
A reporter details the Boy and Girls Aid Society of Portland, a semi state institution aiding orphans across Oregon. The 45 current inmates span ages and temperaments, with steady annual admissions and placements into families, thanks to state aid and private philanthropy. The article also notes railroad bridge work and canyon filling projects in the same region.
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Oregon
A. A. Wilder
Portiani
Chamberlain
Rogue River Sorghum Growers Highlight Revival in Applegate
Rogue River and Applegate valleys once led sorghum cane and syrup production as freight costs kept sugar and syrup scarce. Recently demand for pure sorghum syrup has revived interest, with Missouri Flat farmers James Cook and Casper Kubis planting cane, measuring two and one acres respectively. Their tall stalks reach 10 to 16 feet and are expected to yield syrup comparable to eastern cane fields, with ripening around mid September and syrup making to follow.
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Rogue River Valley
Rogue River
Uidersrup
Applegate
Jamea Cook
Casper Kubil
Missouri Flat
Juley
Kansas
Improvements on Southern Pacific Ashland Division
The Southern Pacific continues roadbed improvements on the Ashland division of Oregon. Despite heavy traffic, work proceeds with extensive track relaying from Cottage Grove to Ashland and the introduction of new steel table, new bridges, and fewer curves on lines.
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Oregon
Southern Pacific
Ashland
Met
Cottage Grove
Fire sale of fine pianos after devastating blaze
Gordon Gueeneey Plato company stock of pianos and organs was scarred in a LaDow block fire but all items were moved to safety. The firm bought the damaged stock for cash and now offers mahogany and oak pianos at deep discounts, plus organs, with easy installments available. Buyers urged to act quickly at Eilers Piano House on Main Street as timber fires in Lewis County also rage.
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Gordon- Gueeneey Plato Company
LaDow
Wilter
Ance
Eilers
Main Street
Bouton
J. Gallagher
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